Pet Wellbeing Milk Thistle for Cats - Organic, Supports Liver Health, Healthy Detoxification, Antioxidants, Liver Cell Support, Silymarins - Veterinarian-Formulated Herbal Supplement - 4 oz (118 ml)

I've noticed my cat seemed to have lessened her eating / has a lower appetite as of late. I asked a vet about this and they mentioned liver strains and that milk thistle would be a good solution. I've added this to her food and result! Took about 2 weeks for my cat to start eating like how she used to. Very happy!

Okay, our journey has started with Keyara, my cat having been diagnosed with liver problems!!!!!!! We had been just feeding her wet food as often as she seemed to want it!!!!!!! Fortunately after a while, can't remember if it was something like weeks or more months before I could not help but notice that Keyara decided she could eat some more dry food, rather than always begging at least 3-4 times during the day!!!!!! That's besides her 'dinner' and her 'dessert'!!!!!!! When I feed her, her dinner she also gets her Milk Thistle, on top of that I have been able to do Fish Oil with Omega {3, 6, 9, containing EPA, DHA and at least one or two other 3 letter ones like that!!!}!!!!!!!!! Since our journey has started, Keyara has been having more sponky, silly 😂🙄 kind of days!!!!!!!!!! Besides all of that one of her symptoms has been weight loss and not being able to see her being able to actually put one even a little more weight!!!!!!!!

I have used several supplements from Pet WellBeing in the past. The hardest part is that I cannot always tell if they are working. That can be hard to quantify, and often times I'm trying more than one thing to improve my cat's health, so there are too many variables at play to determine which ones are working. That all being said, what I can say is that my cat ingests this without any issues. I put a few drops in her canned food and she eats it right up. Anyone with cats knows how challenging it can be to get some cats to eat anything that is good for them or could benefit them, so this is a big deal. It comes with a dropper lid, so it's extremely easy to use. The instructions are clear and it's a simple supplement that isn't loaded with other ingredients. It says it has a bacon flavor (you'd never guess that from the scent), and my cat has no issues with it. I also like that it doesn't interact badly with other products and it's safe for my cat to use with her multiple ailments. Even though it has a high cost upfront, it's a good value when you see how far the product goes and how long it lasts. You need to remember you are only using a few drops at a time, not whole dropperfuls, so it's actually a reasonable price for what you get. Only time will tell if this is benefitting my cat, but I intend to keep using it as I have confidence in Pet WellBeing products.

The vet recently gave us a liver supplement for our senior tortie, and our picky princess flatly refused to go near it. So we turned to Pet Wellbeing, who we already use for other supplements, and our girl has taken to it without issues. The taste is bacon, which she seems to enjoy; it's fat free, and has no nasty additives. Dosing instructions are clear, as are markings on the pipette. We had a question for Customer Service and they replied quickly with a lot of helpful information, so that's a plus too! Always good quality ingredients from this brand, and they really have been helping our senior stay in tiptop condition. Yes it's expensive but in our opinion, it's worth the money for a quality, beneficial supplement.

been using for quite some time close to over a year and find it to be a quality product. Customer service is also great.