Virbac Vetasyl Fiber Supplement (100 Capsules)

It works great . My cat was having alot of issues using the bathroom. The vet recommend this pills and the fiber is what she was missing in her diet so now she goes daily . I give it to her every two days or at least once a week .

When the cat food brand we get for my cats removed all grain from their wet & dry formula, both my two cats started experiencing constipation. I found this supplement and immediately began 1. giving each cat half of a capsule in the morning and half at night, and 2. adding slowly adding water to both their wet & dry food. This has worked wonders. The constipation went away very quickly. And nagging issues that both cats have had since they were young (one cat with dandruff, the other with itchy inflamed ears with daily wax buidup that I had to clean almost daily, and a gross anal gland discharge issue [yes cats get this too, not just dogs, and fiber & water help so much!]) went away too and has never come back. The anal discharge problem is one that is difficult to solve in cats and having a vet express the gland can make the problem worse because it can damage the gland. Little did I know that adding bulk to their stool with fiber & water would make this go away for good. I strongly recommend looking up hydration for your cat's weight and very very slowly adding more and more water to their food until they are getting the recommended daily amount each day for their body weight. This is going to help you avoid kidney disease too, which apparently 1 in 3 senior cats have. I use a scale to weigh the water so that I could increase it by a few grams each week to get them aclimated to the change. I add few of their favorite treats to their food to encourage them to finish it up. .My cats are so much healthier & happier now!

I ordered these to use for two of my cats-- one is a senior girl who needed more fiber in her diet. I started seeing improvement in her between days 7-14. The other cat was a foster turned foster-fail, these didn't work for him, but it turns out he had mediastinal lymphoma brewing the entire time, and we just didn't see it in his bloodwork or stool samples. (RIP Alabon). These are great for the price point and more affordable than the Rx food that I originally started to buy for my senior gal- easier to give to her separately too! Shoutout to my local non-profit spay/neuter vet for recommending these to me :)

That husk stuff is some serious fiber and works well to flush your bowels. I use a human oriented version. Manufactured in Canada it gives me much peace of mind over some other countries.Flavorless is big for house pets as their palettes get accustomed to flavors they like or don’t like.Used to help give my mini tiger some fiber over other brands that use apples because the cyanide from apple seeds were too much of a worry for me. This husk is much better due to the simple ingredients and no questionable fiber sources. My mini tiger deserves the best!Mixed with some wet food, first I only used half a cap to test my mini tigers response and reaction. It didn’t matter to him he devoured his fancy canned food! (Tiki cat for breakfast and reveal for dinner) He took a nice big dookie!

My Vet suggested this product and i am using it to help my dog with his bowels. Hopefully it will soon Yet to be determined.

I've been giving this to my senior rescue kitty since the end of August. She had chronic constipation that caused her to vomit frequently. She also had arthritis that made it very difficult for her to poop. After expensive vet visits, and vets wanting me to fork out more money for drugs, shots, enemas, and possibly surgery, I decided on a more natural route.I give her half a capsule of Vetasyl, and 1 tsp of Nummy Tum Tum organic pumpkin for pets, for the constipation. That combo works! She went from pooping a little once every 4 days to good healthy poops everyday! It did take a couple of weeks to get it going consistently.I didn't dissolve it in water first. That makes it into a thick goo, and she did NOT like that. I just sprinkle it onto her wet food, mix it in, and then let her eat.(I also used Nordic Naturals fish oil for cats for her arthritis. It's an anti inflammatory, and so it helps with inflammation issues overall, and helps lubricate the feces and hairballs for easier passing.)

This is the best form of fiber I've found for my cats that they don't mind eating in their food. Most others they don't like the taste or texture of, but this works and they eat the food right up.

Game changer. Outstanding product. I sprinkle 1/3 on her wet food. I feed my cat three small meals per day. Fast results. So good that it seems to clean her out completely and she can skip a day or two without pooping after 3 straights of big brown rich log shape poops. Money well spent. Highly recommended. I do add additional wet to all of her meal with 1/8 tps of Miralax, too.