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How is she on catnip? Does it get her more wired, or calm her down after a while?View Thread




I was thinking about researching if glucosamine and chondroitin were helpful to cats, and in what amounts, so I figured I'd ask here too. Also, has anything else helped your older and creaky cats?
It's not bad now but I want to support her nutritionally so she has good mobility for as long as possible.View Thread


However, many things are poisonous if you or your pet eat a lot of it. Many kinds of vitamins can be hazardous. Even products made for pets can be, and often are, dangerous or deadlly if taken in excess. Stick to the instructions on the box for guidelines, and if it's a vitamin or supplement, especially one that is designed like a treat, keep it well out of their reach just like you would with children's medications that are sweetened.View Thread



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