Thyroid Support Gold for Cats - Thyroid Support, 4 oz

This has been a game changer for my cat. He’s 19 years old and a while back he was looking pretty scrawny and coat looked dull and dry. A friend of mine who is a vet said at his age is was probably his thyroid. I thought well he wouldn’t tolerate getting bloods done or even being handled by a vet so give it a try. A couple of weeks later, he’s like a new cat. 🐈‍⬛ more stable on his feet, putting a bit of weight on and eyes and coat looking healthier. It’s expensive but not as expensive as a vets bill.

My 18 year old cat has been on 2 drops a day since 3 Nov 2022 and I have seen a major change in her. Let me tell you her story. Aside from a previously diagnosed grade 4 heart murmur my cat was healthy and was not on any medication for anything. I took my cat to the vet late Oct 22 for a non -thyroid related reason. The vet, on examining her, said her thyroid was slightly enlarged. This didn't come as a great surprise as I had noticed she was eating more, losing body condition and her fur was starting to look greasy - all the classic signs of an over active thyroid. The vet wanted to have her back in for all the usual tests and I knew this was going trend up with vet issued medication. Having had the same with my previous elderly cat I really wanted to avoid medication if I could and the chemicals it contained as thyroid medication did not help my previous cat who I had to have put to sleep within 3 months of being prescribed thyroid medication. I started looking online to see if there was a more "natural" substance available and I came across this - not on this website though. I read the reviews on the other website plus another website I found and vast majority of the reviews were positive. I did as much research on this product as I could find as I didn't want to give her anything "dodgy". After one evening early Nov when my cat was extremely restless, getting up every 15-20 mins and going to her food bowl I decided I to take a chance on this product and found it on Amazon for next day delivery so took the plunge. My cat started on it 3 Nov and, seriously, within 5 days the difference in her was markedly improved. She was calmer, less restless and not searching out her food quite so much. After another week she was more improved again. She had now been on this almost 2 months. Although not a cure I have to say it has transformed my cat's life. She still has the odd day where she lingers around her food bowls but nothing like it used to be before I started her on this. Her coat condition has improved dramatically. She sleeps contentedly for hours, her body condition has stablised and actually improved; yes she is thinner than 6 months ago but she's 18 (19 years in Apr 2023) and not so active so has lost muscle but she no longer looks bony bordering on emaciated. How long this product will continue to have a positive effect for is unknown but if it can give my fur baby more months of a happy life it is worth every penny and, to me, preferable than pumping pills with all their other side effects into my cat.

just started to use this I am pleasantly suprised that its not too hassle getting tinkerbell (my cat) to take it

Decided to try this with my cat as I am trying to manage his hyperthyroidism through diet. The price put me off at first as what a waste if he hates it. He didn't but within 15 minutes wasn't happy, and after about 30 was sick. Didn't want to eat for the rest of the day but today seems much better and eating again. I won't risk trying it again and can only base my review on that experience and the high price of it, so hence the 1 star, I can not recommend it. For anyone interested in diet options Hills offer a good dry food and wet food though my cat doesn't love it completely it's seems to be helping so far. Since the above review the seller has been in touch and without being asked given me a refund. To be clear I didn't ask for one and they did not give me one on condition I amend my review. I am amending my review because while this did not work for my cat I do very much appreciate their response.

Read a review before buying this a lady saying this had saved her cats life, I was incredibly sceptical (the cat in question is allergic to the veterinary prescribed meds for hyperthyroidism and we feared the worst). I felt we had everything to gain and nothing to lose so I bought it. Well on the second bottle from deaths door to active cat again he has even put on a little weight. Worth a try if all else fails. He has bad days of course he does but well worth the money for palliative care for us.

Made my cat sick and loose weight! Thought it was a good idea to be more natural but ever since giving it to our cat he kept being sick and lost weight (he's already quite small with his illness). Tried it for 3 days to make sure and followed everything but it's just made him worse! Back to the vets for the proper stuff (chemical or not) that will actually help his life. This could have killed him if I kept going. Waste of money. Great if it works for some cats as apparently the reviews say but certainly hasn't worked for us. Cost us more in vet bills. Wish I could get my money back to go towards the vet bill but it's an open product. So guess it's going in the bin.

Seems to have worked well for my elderly 16.5yo cat (being the early first couple of days). She is calmer, relaxed, less hyper and back to being more herself. Tried the vet recommended and prescribed Thyronorm (didn’t work - she cried and yowled all night), but for her the Thyroid Support Gold seems to have made a genuine difference (combined with a normal balanced cat food and chicken/lamb bone broth). I would definitely recommend.

Be wary before buying. I'm sure it might work for some cats but clearly not all. I used this for 2 weeks on my cat but she ended up in the vets and cost me £600. She lost so much weight This had been the only change for her at the time and therefore I cannot recommend it.

My 18 year old Himalayan/Persian boy was diagnosed with Hyperthroidism. Had lost a kilo in weight, had awfully oily fur down his back and tail area, bony feeling around his back legs and back. Literally ravenous eating, and heavy urinating. The "nuclear" pills the vet gave him almost killed him. Tried, the special foods, and biscuits, joint medicines & oils, oral sprays ( that just made him cough, and wheeze) ... Nothing was working. Then I came across this one night scouring the internet for something to help. Took almost a month to arrive, BUT it really works ! I got a little syringe, and I started giving him a direct dose everyday (dosage depends on their weight). 1 month later- Mixed with a daily dose of Metacam for cats (for arthritis support) which he licks off my finger like its a treat (has a honey/sweetness), and once a week a syringe shot of 4Cyte joint support, he has bounced back something incredible ! He is running, climbing his house, his fur is soft and fluffly again, he eats normally, less urinating. Like a new cat. Would HIGHLY recommend this product.

L'hyper thyroïde de mon chat a augmenté de 100 points sur ses analyses (T4) en deux mois. Produit totalement inefficace .

Short version: This product worked for us. Your results may vary, so pay close attention to your cat while using these drops. Long version below: Our older cat Tigger has hyperthyroidism. First noted in October, 2016. Last September, he gradually stopped eating - he was hungry, and *interested* at meal times and would put his face into the food bowl, but wouldn't / couldn't eat. He would eat some of our human food, but pretty much none of the cat food. We thought at first that he might be having trouble with his teeth, and tried other (softer) foods, but they were no real help.Got him a dental appointment, but ... he lost a bunch of weight over a few days and still wasn't eating, so we took him to the vet. Diagnosis: hyperthyroid. Vet advised he was too weak for dental work (or much of *anything*) so we needed to try to get him eating. Vet said that a thyroidectomy (partial removal) was the treatment of choice for a long time, but now no one (no surgeons or clinics) is doing that procedure. Everyone has gone to a radioactive iodine treatment - basically, they inject the radioactive iodine in a carefully calculated amount, it settles in the thyroid where the radiation destroys some of the organ. You have to sequester your cat for weeks and store their poop for 90 days to let the radiation fade. Costs about $1500. Yikes, both for the cost and the ordeal. But before we (might) subject Tigger to any such stress, we needed to get his health back, so.... Vet gave us little pink pills that can help with the thyroid issue, but we should watch for side effects like strong facial itching and destructive scratching. Sure enough, the meds *worked* and Tigger started eating better, especially Science Diet...but after a couple of weeks he started scratching his face and getting a heavy, waxy build-up in his ears. We got him some steroids to help heal the damage he was doing to himself, but we just couldn't keep him on the pills. I had been researching alternatives to the surgery or the radiation treatment, and came across reviews of this product. Actual user reviews indicated that it works *sometimes* -- no surprise there, everyone's situation is different, and what works for one might not work for another...so I ordered a bottle to try it with Tigger. At the beginning of November, I started off giving him a drop for each two pounds of his weight, so four drops (he was a bit under 8 pounds). The effects were pretty much immediate: he started going after his regular food with gusto. Through experimentation, I discovered that he doesn't like the taste of the drops *full strength* - if I just drip in onto his food, then he'll reject the food after eating a part where the drops were. What I have been doing *with great success* is making a "gravy" by adding warm water to the residue in the bottom of a can of food, and stirring the drops into that, then I add that to his food...so he ends up with his salmon pate swimming in gravy or broth that has the drops mixed in. It has been working, at least as far as keeping him able to eat, in good spirits and gaining back some of his weight. HOWEVER - the vet warned us that one of the effects of hyperthyroidism is a ravenous appetite, and that seems to be where Tigger is going. He has been wanting breakfast, second breakfast (30 minutes later), elevenses, brunch, lunch, second lunch, dinner, second / third / fourth dinner (whatever he can talk us into). And he isn't gaining back all his weight....there still isn't as much cat there as there used to be. It is now June of 2017, and he's been getting the drops since last November. We will take him back to the vet to get his blood numbers checked again soon, and hopefully he'll be stable. Update: in October of 2019, we finally lost our Tigger. He was in pretty bad shape in October of 2016, and I credit these drops with keeping him going for three years. He was having a pretty good time until the last few weeks, so I call that a success story. We miss him still (now August, 2020). These drops must be pretty good stuff.

My 13 year old cat was losing weight and had little to no energy. Her sleeps were restless. I started giving her 6 drops, twice a day and gave her 4 to 5 small meals a day. She's gained a little weight back, and maintaining it. She's also sleeping better and isn't having aggressive moments as often. She has more energy and went back to playing with her toys. It's pricey but it does work, just takes a couple of weeks to really see results. Edit:// I've been using it for a couple of months now. My cats weight is maintaining. She meows less, eats better and sleeps better now. It's not a cure and it most severe cases it Won't do much. But if you give it to your cat early enough it will make their life and yours a little easier. Just don't expect miracles. My girl has now been on this for 2 years. At a recent vet visit her thyroid levels are in the norm and this is because of this product. It has definitely worked for my old girl. Im a believer.

Ich habe dieses Produkt aufgrund der sehr guten Rezessionen bestellt. Mein 14 Jahre älter Kater hat Schilddrüsen Überfunktion und die Medikamente vom Tierarzt hatten keine Wirkung gezeigt,im Gegenteil die Medikamente verschlimmerten seinen chronischen Schnupfen. Mit Pet Wellbeing nimmt er langsam aber sicher wieder an Gewicht zu! Und sein Schnupfen wird nicht schlechter. Also klare Kaufempfehlung