Eye Support for Cats

Absolutely! We made sure that all of our supplements can be used alongside each other without any problems.

Please follow the recommended dosage for each product that you use for optimal results.

You bet! Since all of our supplements are in powder form, we can use it in lots of different ways.

Try starting with just a pinch of powder in your cat's food and gradually build up to the recommended dosage over several days. Every day adding an extra pinch of powder.

You can also try scooping your supplement to your cat's bowl first and adding food on top.

Another suggestion is to try adding their favourite treat!

This varies from cat to cat. Some owners see results within a couple of days, others in a couple of weeks. A factor of this could depend on the severity of their issues; another could be the size of your cat.

Always allow 4-6 weeks before expecting to see improvements in your cat.

There can be several reasons why your cat's eye is watering, including allergies, irritants, cat eye infection or even a blocked tear duct. It's best to consult a vet to determine the exact cause and receive appropriate treatment for your cat's watery eye.

Yes, cat allergies can cause eye swelling in some cases. When a cat comes into contact with an allergen, such as pollen or dust mites, it can lead to an allergic reaction, including symptoms like watery eyes, itching and swelling.

Yes, cats can get conjunctivitis, an inflammation of the conjunctiva (the thin tissue covering the inner surface of the eyelids and the white part of the eye). Conjunctivitis in cats can be caused by viral or bacterial infections, allergies or irritants. It's important to provide proper cat conjunctivitis treatment.

Yes! In the event that your pet isn't our biggest fan or you don't see the results that you were hoping for, you can contact us to take advantage of our 40 day money back guarantee.

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