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Vétoquinol Vetoquinol Viralys Gel Cats 5oz Tube (Vetoquinol)

Vétoquinol Vetoquinol Viralys Gel Cats 5oz Tube (Vetoquinol)

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Vetoquinol (formerly Vet Solutions) Viralys Gel for Cats is an L-Lysine HCL oral supplement in a highly palatable gel for cats.Viralys is recommended as an aid in the treatment of Feline Herpes Virus and its associated respiratory and ocular symptoms. It is also known as rhinotracheitis virus and is very common among cats, especially in environments where there are multiple cats or new cats are constantly interacting. The virus is spread through the air and replicates in the upper respiratory tract. Comes in a 5 oz (142gm) tube. For use on cats.		Merchant Offers
Valley Vet Supply$42.95 Osteo-3 90 ct
VetDepot.com$39.87 Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 3 Pack
Entirely Pets$49.99 OsteO-3 Nutritional Supplement for Dogs 90 Tabs
TSC Pets.com$79.95 Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz - 6 Pack
VetDepot.com$66.77 Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 6 Pack
TSC Pets.com$13.99 Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz.



Osteo-3 90 ct

Osteo-3 90 ct


To support cartilage and joints while reducing swelling from injury and overexertion. Each tablet contains 900 mg glucosamine HCl, 800 mg MSM, 500 mg creatine, 300 mg perna canaliculus, 10 mg vitamin C, 50 IU vitamin E. Fortified with carbohydrates, amino acids, vitamins and minerals. Initial daily dosage: 5-15 lbs. 1/4 tablet; 15-30 lbs. 1/2 tablet; 30-60 lbs. 1 tablet; 60-100 lbs. 2 tablets; over 100 lbs. 2 1/2 tablets. May reduce dosage by half after 4-6 weeks. Chewable tablets.
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Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 3 Pack

Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 3 Pack


Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 3 Pack Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 3 Pack contains the amino acid L-Lysine which has a demonstrated ability to prevent viruses from replicating. While there is no cure for herpes in cats, Viralys and L-Lysine supplementation can help manage the symptoms. Diminishes signs of feline herpes virus Reduces shedding caused by feline herpes virus Helps treat the respiratory and ocular symptoms of feline herpes Manufacturer Label
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OsteO-3 Nutritional Supplement for Dogs 90 Tabs

OsteO-3 Nutritional Supplement for Dogs 90 Tabs


OsteO 3 Nutritional Supplement for Dogs (90 Tabs) is a comprehensive nutritional supplement for Dogs containing Glucosamine, MSM, Creatine Monohydrate, Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Antioxidants, Vitamins and Minerals. Directions For Use Initial Oral Administration (4 To 6 Week Period) 5 to 15 lbs. (2.3 to 6.8 kg.) 1/4 tablet daily. 15 to 30 lbs. (6.8 to 13.6 kg.) 1/2 tablet daily. 30 to 60 lbs. (13.6 to 27.3 kg.) 1 tablet daily. 60 to 100 lbs. (27.3 to 45.5 kg.) 2 tablets daily. Over 100 lbs. (45.5 kg.) 2 1/2 tablets daily. Maintenance Administration 5 to 30 lbs. (2.3 to 13.6 kg.) May reduce to every other day dosing. 30 to 60 lbs. (13.6 to 27.3 kg.) 1/2 tablet daily. 60 to 100 lbs. (27.3 to 45.5 kg.) 1 tablet daily. Over 100 lbs. (45.5 kg.) 1 1/2 tablets daily.
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Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz - 6 Pack

Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz - 6 Pack


What is feline herpes virus? Feline herpes virus is an upper respiratory virus of cats. It is also known as rhinotracheitis virus. It is very common among cats, especially in environments where there are multiple cats or new cats are constantly interacting. The virus is spread through the air and replicates in the upper respiratory tract (nasal area, tonsils). The conjunctiva of the eye is also affected during the primary infection. Clinical signs of infection include sneezing and ocular and nasal discharge. In most cases the primary infection resolves with no residual ocular lesions. However, depending on the age when the cat is affected, the serotype of the virus (infectivity or strength of infection), and other factors, there may be various ocular signs. In very young cats, adhesions of the eyelids to each other or to the cornea may occur. Adult cats may experience recurrent conjunctivitis or corneal ulcers. The virus remains latent in the nerves that serve the eyes. When a cat is stressed or exposed to new serotypes (different strains) of herpes virus, the ocular disease can recur. There is some evidence that eosinophilic keratitis, plasmacytic-lymphocytic keratitis, corneal sequestrum, and some cases of anterior uveitis may be associated with feline herpes virus infection. How do cats get feline herpes virus? Most cats are affected as kittens, contracting the infection from their mothers. Stray cats, multi-cat households, and cats from households where new cats are constantly introduced are more likely to suffer infection. Feline herpes virus is not contagious to dogs or to humans but only affects cats. How is feline herpes virus diagnosed? History and clinical signs can diagnose ocular diseases caused by feline herpes virus. Aside from history and clinical signs, diagnostic tests for feline herpes virus include virus isolation, immunofluorescent antibody testing, polymerase chain reaction testing, serology, and cytology. Testing can be expensive and is generally reserved for specific cases. Tests that may not specifically detect the presence of herpes may be used to detect ocular disease caused by herpes. These tests include a Schirmer tear test (measuring tear production), corneal staining, and conjunctival biopsy. How is feline herpes virus treated? Treatment for feline herpes virus infections is nonspecific and generally directed at controlling secondary bacterial infection. A topical antibiotic such as tetracycline or erythromycin may be prescribed for use in the eye. Systemic antibiotics may also be prescribed. Oral L-Lysine is recommended by many veterinary ophthalmologists at a dose of 250-500 mg twice daily. Lysine competes with another amino acid, arginine, that herpes virus must have in order to reproduce. Lysine has been demonstrated to decrease the severity of ocular symptoms associated with herpes virus infection (1) and reduce viral shedding during periods of disease recurrence (2). Depending on symptoms, other medications such as topical antiviral drugs, topical polysulfated glycosaminoglycans, topical nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or topical interferon may be used. In some cases the ocular diseases resulting from feline herpes virus may require surgical intervention. The key to managing the clinical signs associated with feline herpes virus is controlling the cat's environment. Cats exposed to multiple cats (indoor-outdoor cats), cats in multiple cat households, or cats that are frequently introduced to new cats are difficult to keep disease free. Reducing stress by maintaining a stable routine is helpful in preventing recurrences of disease. Keep in mind that it is the nature of the virus to see recurrences of the disease and periodic treatment is often necessary. DOSAGE: Each 1/4 teaspoon contains 250 mg of L-Lysine in a palatable base. The suggested dose
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Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 6 Pack

Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 6 Pack


Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 6 Pack Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) - 6 Pack contains L-Lysine which is an amino acid that has a demonstrated ability to prevent viruses from replicating. L-Lysine also boosts the immune system. Viralys oral gel has maple flavoring to make it palatable for cats. No reported side effects Palatable oral gel and powder that cats and kittens love Contains the amino acid L-Lysine HCl Manufacturer Label
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Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz.

Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz.


What is feline herpes virus Feline herpes virus is an upper respiratory virus of cats. It is also known as rhinotracheitis virus. It is very common among cats, especially in environments where there are multiple cats or new cats are constantly interacting. The virus is spread through the air and replicates in the upper respiratory tract (nasal area, tonsils). The conjunctiva of the eye is also affected during the primary infection. Clinical signs of infection include sneezing and ocular and nasal discharge. In most cases the primary infection resolves with no residual ocular lesions. However, depending on the age when the cat is affected, the serotype of the virus (infectivity or strength of infection), and other factors, there may be various ocular signs. In very young cats, adhesions of the eyelids to each other or to the cornea may occur. Adult cats may experience recurrent conjunctivitis or corneal ulcers. The virus remains latent in the nerves that serve the eyes. When a cat is stressed or exposed to new serotypes (different strains) of herpes virus, the ocular disease can recur. There is some evidence that eosinophilic keratitis, plasmacytic-lymphocytic keratitis, corneal sequestrum, and some cases of anterior uveitis may be associated with feline herpes virus infection. How do cats get feline herpes virus Most cats are affected as kittens, contracting the infection from their mothers. Stray cats, multi-cat households, and cats from households where new cats are constantly introduced are more likely to suffer infection. Feline herpes virus is not contagious to dogs or to humans but only affects cats. How is feline herpes virus diagnosed History and clinical signs can diagnose ocular diseases caused by feline herpes virus. Aside from history and clinical signs, diagnostic tests for feline herpes virus include virus isolation, immunofluorescent antibody testing, polymerase chain reaction testing, serology, and cytology. Testing can be expensive and is generally reserved for specific cases. Tests that may not specifically detect the presence of herpes may be used to detect ocular disease caused by herpes. These tests include a Schirmer tear test (measuring tear production), corneal staining, and conjunctival biopsy. How is feline herpes virus treated Treatment for feline herpes virus infections is nonspecific and generally directed at controlling secondary bacterial infection. A topical antibiotic such as tetracycline or erythromycin may be prescribed for use in the eye. Systemic antibiotics may also be prescribed. Oral L-Lysine is recommended by many veterinary ophthalmologists at a dose of 250-500 mg twice daily. Lysine competes with another amino acid, arginine, that herpes virus must have in order to reproduce. Lysine has been demonstrated to decrease the severity of ocular symptoms associated with herpes virus infection (1) and reduce viral shedding during periods of disease recurrence (2). Depending on symptoms, other medications such as topical antiviral drugs, topical polysulfated glycosaminoglycans, topical nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or topical interferon may be used. In some cases the ocular diseases resulting from feline herpes virus may require surgical intervention. The key to managing the clinical signs associated with feline herpes virus is controlling the cat's environment. Cats exposed to multiple cats (indoor-outdoor cats), cats in multiple cat households, or cats that are frequently introduced to new cats are difficult to keep disease free. Reducing stress by maintaining a stable routine is helpful in preventing recurrences of disease. Keep in mind that it is the nature of the virus to see recurrences of the disease and periodic treatment is often necessary. DOSAGE: Each 1/4 teaspoon contains 250 mg of L-Lysine in a palatable base. The suggested dose for cats over 6 months of age is 1/4 t
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Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine)

Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine)


Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) Viralys Oral Gel for Cats, 5 oz (L-Lysine) is an L-Lysine supplement used to treat the symptoms of feline herpes. While there is no cure for herpes in cats, Viralys pet meds and L-Lysine supplementation can help manage the symptoms. Nutritional supplement with L-Lysine Used in cats and kittens with medical conditions responsive to L-Lysine Provides a boost for the immune system Manufacturer Label
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Osteo-3 Chewable Tablets 90 Count Chewable Tablets

Osteo-3 Chewable Tablets 90 Count Chewable Tablets


OsteO-3 is a comprehensive supplement formulated to supply the arthritic dog with ingredients known to enhance joint health, strength, energy and mobility. Glucosamine and Perna Canaliculus stimulate synovial fluid synthesis and replenish the essential nutrients necessary to maintain healthy cartilage and prevent joint degradation. Creatine Monohydrate supplies energy for muscle contraction which in turn, helps increase muscle strength, and endurance. Methyl-Sulfonyl-Methane (MSM) helps to alleviate the pain commonly associated with joint inflammation while Omega-3 Fatty Acids (EPA and DHA) have been added for enhanced anti-inflammatory activity. OsteO-3 also contains potent antioxidants such as Vitamin E, Alpha Lipoic Acid and Grape Seed Extract to combat enzymatic damage caused by free radicals. Directions For Use: Tab Initial Administration (4 To 6 Week Period) 5 to 15 lbs. (2.3 to 6.8 kg.) 1/4 tablet daily. 15 to 30 lbs. (6.8 to 13.6 kg.) 1/2 tablet daily. 30 to 60 lbs. (13.6 to 27.3 kg.) 1 tablet daily. 60 to 100 lbs. (27.3 to 45.5 kg.) 2 tablets daily. Over 100 lbs. (45.5 kg.) 2 1/2 tablets daily.
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Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz

Viralys (L-Lysine) Oral Gel For Cats, 5 oz


Viralys Oral Gel For Cats is a L-Lysine nutritional supplement for managing feline herpes virus (FHV.) L-Lysine supplements lessen the signs of infection and reduce viral shedding. Fight back with Viralys. There is no cure but you can get beyond the primary infection and reduce the frequency and severity of recurrences.
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