Tomlyn Immune Support L-Lysine Supplement for Cats (30 chews)

Once-Daily Soft Chews Supporting Feline Immune and Eye Health

Product Description

Getting a cat to accept a daily supplement is easier when it looks and tastes like a treat, and these smoky fish-flavored soft chews do exactly that. Each chew pack contains 500 mg of L-lysine, an amino acid that supports a healthy immune system along with normal eye and respiratory function. Cats take just one chew a day, and that's the whole routine.

Benefits

• Immune System Support: Each soft chew delivers 500 mg of L-lysine to help your cat's immune system function at its best.
• Eye Function Support: May help maintain normal eye function in cats, easing symptoms like watery, red, or itchy eyes.
• Eases Respiratory Discomfort: Helps clear up congestion and can reduce sneezing tied to minor upper respiratory irritation in cats.
• Treat-Like Format: The smoky fish flavor means most cats accept it eagerly without any pilling or mixing.
• Simple Daily Routine: One chew given once a day is all it takes to keep daily supplementation consistent and easy.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients

L-Lysine Monohydrochloride, 500 mg per chew.

Inactive Ingredients

Arabic gum, brewer's yeast, calcium propionate, citric acid, corn syrup, cranberry fiber, dried cheese, dried chicken, fish oil, glycerin, hickory smoke flavor, lecithin, polyethylene glycol, sorbic acid, spray-dried liver powder, vegetable oil, water, and wheat flour.

How to Use

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Daily Chew Count: Give your adult cat or kitten one soft chew orally each day for ongoing immune support.
• Treat-Style Feeding: Offer the chew directly by hand or in a bowl, just as you would any cat treat.
• Consistent Timing: Give the chew at roughly the same time each day to build a steady routine.
• No Prescription Required: These chews are sold over the counter, though a veterinarian's input on dosing is still valuable.

Disclaimer: This dosage information is provided by the manufacturer. Always consult your veterinarian before administering or adjusting any supplement for your pet.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Cats and Kittens Only: Formulated for feline use, this chew should not be given to dogs or other pets.
• Breeding Animal Caution: This supplement's safety in pregnant or nursing cats has not been confirmed through formal testing yet.
• Accidental Overdose: If your cat eats more chews than intended, contact a veterinarian or poison control right away.
• Watch Your Cat's Response: Stop giving the chew and contact your veterinarian if your cat's symptoms continue or become worse.

Possible Side Effects

• Loose Stool: A small number of cats may develop soft stool or mild diarrhea after starting lysine.
• Delayed Sensitivity: Cats tolerating the chews well at first can still develop a sensitivity with continued use.

Storage Information

• Cool, Dry Storage: Keep the pouch in a cool, dry spot, away from heat and any direct sunlight.
• Reseal After Use: Close the bag tightly between servings to help the chews stay fresh and tasty longer.
• Away From Pets: Store the chews somewhere children and other household pets cannot reach or accidentally open the pouch.

Shipping & Return

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For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How many lysine chews should my cat have each day?

Ans: The usual amount is one chew per day for cats and kittens using these chews as part of an immune-support routine. Each chew contains 500 mg of L-lysine, so there is no need to divide the chew based on your cat's weight or age. If your veterinarian gives your cat a different dosing schedule, follow those directions instead.

Q2: How should I actually give my cat this soft chew?

Ans: Most cats will happily eat the chew straight from your hand or out of a bowl, since it's flavored and textured like a treat rather than a pill. If your cat is hesitant, try breaking it into smaller pieces or mixing it in with a favorite food. You usually won't need to force-feed the chew or disguise it to get your cat to take it.

Q3: Are these fish-flavored chews okay to give to kittens?

Ans: Yes, this chew is formulated for cats and kittens of all life stages, and the manufacturer's dosing instructions call for one chew per day regardless of age. It uses the same lysine dose as the maple gel and powder versions of this supplement, just in a treat form. Always check with your veterinarian before starting a kitten on any new supplement.

Q4: What's in these L-lysine soft chews besides the active ingredient?

Ans: The active ingredient is L-lysine monohydrochloride at 500 mg per chew. The rest of the chew is built from arabic gum, brewer's yeast, calcium propionate, citric acid, corn syrup, cranberry fiber, dried cheese, dried chicken, fish oil, glycerin, hickory smoke flavor, lecithin, polyethylene glycol, sorbic acid, spray-dried liver powder, vegetable oil, water, and wheat flour.

Q5: How long is it safe to keep my cat on this chew?

Ans: These chews are meant for ongoing daily use, for as long as your cat needs immune support, rather than a single short course. If your cat's symptoms don't improve or start getting worse after beginning the chews, stop giving them and speak with your veterinarian. Contact a vet immediately as well if your cat accidentally eats more chews than intended.

Q6: Can these chews help with my cat's sneezing and eye discharge?

Ans: Yes, along with immune support, this chew is formulated to maintain normal eye and respiratory function in cats, which may help with symptoms like sneezing, congestion, and watery or irritated eyes. This chew delivers the same 500 mg lysine dose as the gel and powder versions, so you can pick whichever format your cat tolerates best. If symptoms are severe or ongoing, have your veterinarian evaluate your cat directly.

Q7: What's the difference between a 30-count bag of these chews and a tube of the gel?

Ans: Both deliver 500 mg of L-lysine per dose and target the same immune and eye function, along with respiratory health, so the real difference is just format. The chew is a smoky fish-flavored treat given once daily, while the gel is measured by the half-teaspoon and can be dabbed on the nose or mixed into food. Pick whichever your cat finds easier to take.