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I am so pleased Kay told me about these tablets. Mr darcy ahs had a COMPLETELY snot free day today. His coat appears more shiney, and he hasnt even had a runny nose. He has snorted a few times, as he used to when he did have a snotty nose, but there's no snot today!!!! His eyes also havent been as weepy as usual. So will be keeping him on these. And shall make a point of telling my vet these did work, as she said she didnt belive in that herbal rubbish ( of course not when they can keep charging me over the hilt for remedies that weren't working) |
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shame I dont have a hidden camera eh! I cant wait to tell them. Her advice was not bother with herbal rubbish,and tot ake mr darcy back to the vets AGAIN. Yup, cos we spent almost £200 trying to sort this out already, not that it's a question of WHY we're spending that money, I'd pay anything to help my cats out. but to spend that much and get little progress is a little dissapointing and frustrating. Am just glad he does seem to be getting better now. Obviously I'll still go to my vets for emergancies and illnesses first, but I think i'll always try herbal remedies too. |
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