Feline Hyperesthesia Kit
$48.95
Is your cat itching & twitching?
The Feline Hyperesthesia Kit combines two all natural & powerful formulas that have proven to help kitties struggling with FHS. By simply adding these all-natural liquid formulas to your cat’s diet, you will be giving him/her the best tools needed for a longer, healthier and calmer life. This kit provides essential ingredients needed to address inflammation as well as the nutritional and environmental stressors that plague cats with FHS. Description below.
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Our Feline Hyperesthesia Kit continues to help cats who are battling feline hyperesthesia syndrome (FHS) - naturally and effectively. By combining CATalyst and Cat Calm together in your cat's daily diet, you'll be addressing both the internal and environmental stressors that literally 'eat away' at cats with FHS. This kit contains no toxins or chemicals that will threaten the healthy function of other essential organs, like the liver and kidneys. It is simple to administer - just add the recommended dosage with a little added water to your cat's wet food daily. It's fuss-free and you'll see the results quickly. Doubling the regular dosage for the first week is recommended for even faster results.
Essential Ingredients:
CATalyst (2oz): Amylase, Catalase, Lipase, Protease, Superoxide Dismutase
Cat Calm (1oz): 80 herbs, 21 minerals and 7 exotic plant extracts
Directions: Simply add the recommended dosage of each product (located on bottle) to your cat's wet food, twice daily for 7 days. Thereafter, you may add the recommended dosage once daily.
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Additional information
| Weight | 5.1 oz |
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45 reviews for Feline Hyperesthesia Kit
| 5 star | 60% | |
| 4 star | 5% | |
| 3 star | 7% | |
| 2 star | 5% | |
| 1 star | 21% |
Tracy Johnson (Verified Customer) –
Been trying catalyst for a couple of weeks now. Hasn’t helped at all. Cat calm I can’t even get him to eat or drink with that.
Crystal A Seidel –
Tried catalyst and cat calm,to no avail. I took my cat to the vet and discussed it with her. She is now on a medication that seems to be helping. (It is not a barbiturate.) I am happy with the results! Always contact your vet if you suspect hyperesthesia. There are several causes that need to be figured out. Everything I have read about it says they put them on barbiturates but that’s not true.
Catese Chaffee (Verified Customer) –
My cat won’t touch anything I put it on – so I can’t even try it!
Teresa Sherburne (Verified Customer) –
Shipping was very fast which I appreciate. However, this product made my cat projectile vomit and completely refuse to eat.
Chris (Verified Customer) –
Doesn’t seem to help. Cats don’t seem to mind the taste in their wet food, but their hyperesthesia seems to be getting worse still.
Vanessa Philipp (Verified Customer) –
After a week of use my girl started not feeling well; refusing food, throwing up and seemed more agitated. I’m also not sure these are “human grade” ingredients. The cat calm looks like moldy pond water and tastes like highly concentrated soap. I would not recommend this unless approved by vet.
I find that 1/4 dropper of 500mg CBD oil ( by petreleaf) twice daily works the best at managing my 15 year old girls symptoms.
Emily Widener (Verified Customer) –
Been trying this for about a month and unfortunately this didn’t end up helping my cat’s symptoms at all.
kathy (Verified Customer) –
Did not help at all, twitching is the same.
Feline hyperthesia.