Gosh thats a mouthful!

Well, we've tried almost everything now to help with Audrey's snuffly nose and i've finally come across this:

Duralactin Feline L Lysine Gel - Large 32.5 ml

Fortunetly my husbands parents live in America so they are bringing some back with them for us to try. It sounds like its good stuff, and i've heard L-Lysine is good with this kind of virus.

Does anyone have any thoughts on this product?

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My little angels....Alfie, Bella, Barney, William, Baxter and Audrey


Rest in peace Barney my angel, i miss you every day

Yes L-Lysine is added to some brands of dried cat foods. You can actually buy it from Holland and Barrets and put it in the cat food daily.

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ye its in rc baby cat.probably loads of others too, i didnt even no what it was untill now

I'd heard that as well but thought this gel sounded a bit more specific and its for pets Its cheap too! lol!

Audrey's a bit fussy with her wet food so i'm not sure she'd get the full dosage if i sprinkled it on her food. I'll give this a go and see if it sorts her sneezes out

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My little angels....Alfie, Bella, Barney, William, Baxter and Audrey


Rest in peace Barney my angel, i miss you every day

I didnt realise that! She's on the RC persian kitten at the mo so i'll check it when i get home.

I have high hopes for this gel!!

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My little angels....Alfie, Bella, Barney, William, Baxter and Audrey


Rest in peace Barney my angel, i miss you every day

heres the ingrediants, this is the adult one but i presume its the same.

Ingredients: Dehydrated chicken meats, rice, maize gluten, chicken fat, maize, vegetable fibre, corn flour, dehydrated chicken proteins, chicken livers, vegetable oils (including borage oil), beet pulp, mineral salts, fish oil, psyllium seeds, fructo-oligo- saccharides, race elements (including chelated trace elements), yeast hydrolysate (source of mannan-oligo-saccharides), powdered egg, DL-methionine, sodium phosphate, L-lysine, taurine, potasium citrate, vitamins, extract of marigold (rich in lutein).

Aw thanks for that Jen, i've never actually looked at the ingredients before! Its not possible to 'overdose' on L-Lysine is it do you know?

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My little angels....Alfie, Bella, Barney, William, Baxter and Audrey


Rest in peace Barney my angel, i miss you every day

i wouldnt of thought so,but maybe ask your vet to be on the safe side, there should be a warning on the cream if it can do any harm.

Good idea, will pop into the vets on my way home.

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My little angels....Alfie, Bella, Barney, William, Baxter and Audrey


Rest in peace Barney my angel, i miss you every day

personally I would speak to your vets be for administering anything you get from in the states as well. as some things are banned over here for reasons. i'm from the US but at the same time i do my research and always ask the vet before adding anything to my pets routine on the medical side.