Cat GI Tract Formula

My Black Bear is 15 yrs old. He was diagnosed with a strain of coronavirus. With that comes diarrhea and vomiting. It all got worse about 6 years ago and he dropped a ton of weight. Since then he's been on special high fiber food and I add a half of the packet of Forta Flora. That helped but he was still in stomach/gas pain and vomiting a lot. Since I've added the G.T. Tract to the food, he's not crying like he used to, passing gas and vomiting all over the place! I can see it in his eyes he feels much better and for that I am thankful.. He suffered for years and now he's a much happier cat!

It sure seems like my Siamese cat throws up on much, much less. I've had her since 2003 and her vomiting, despite my feeding her only the best, was at least twice a week. A few years ago, I finally installed new carpeting. I should have installed a cement floor with drains. But since using this product, I bet I'm down to once a month or less. It has made a dramatic difference. She also was sick last winter and this seemed to help improve her health overall, along with some other things I added. I would sure give it a shot for overall health and for throwing up issues.

My car has IBS. I was hoping I could mix this in her food but nothing worked She would not eat her food at all with even a little bit mixed in. I also tried squirting it her mouth with a syringe but she fought too hard and it ended up all over my husband. Triedcthis several times even mixed in chicken broth. So it was money down the drain.

This has helped my cat's stomach so much. He feels so much better. It's worth it.

Worked very well for my 14 year old cat who was having frequent vomiting. After two months he stopped eating his food altogether and I took him to the vet where we discovered he had intestinal lymphoma. The vet was impressed how well this product worked for a cat with this problem. Sadly, we had to put the cat down. I would buy this again if another cat has stomach issues.

I am so lucky. I almost lost my cat to this product. As soon as I administered less than 1/2 dropper to her she had severe reaction that caused a seizure-like like response. She has recovered with tons of fluids. I would not remember recommend and I should have known since there was not very many reviews on the internet at all about this product. It should be removed from production.

I've used this for my cat with severe IBD along with many other products (I'll list his protocol below) and this is - sigh, I don't like this term, but there's no better way to say it: it's a Game Changer. Yes, I intentionally used capitals. But NOTE: I DID NOT DOSE AS THE COMPANY SUGGESTS. I do a simple 3-4 drops with each meal. I do feed a 4 small meals a day, which may not work for many people, but it's no problem for me (cats naturally around 15 small meals a day according to expert Mieschelle Nagelschneider - crazy right?) I did a lot of trial and error (and most importantly, a lot of praying!) to find products that have helped my cat. He has doubled his weight - but like I said, many other products were involved.My other cat does not have IBD but sometimes eats too fast and regurgitates shortly after eating. This even worked to stop the regurgitation at 3-4 drops each meal. I believe it works similar to a lot of Chinese herbs that bring the energy downward, and help clear dampness - though I could be completely wrong lol. Anyway I thought I'd micro-dose my cats, and a few drops is the sweet-spot :) There's never an issue with taste, even with my picky gal. There are several therapeutic ingredients in here, including some that may be beneficial for cats with lymphoma. You could even start small at a drop per meal.If you're dealing with IBD or severe GI issues, this regimen may help:Vital Essentials food ground into a powder, mixed with warm (but not hot) water3-4 drops Wapiti Labs GI Tract formula (the GAME CHANGER as I mentioned lol)Celloquent, a pinch mixed in each meal (if your cat is underweight and you feel like you have the energy, you can feed as many tiny meals as possible)3-5 drops Vital Pet Lipids, also Vitality ScienceNHV Felimm (if severe)NHV Tripsy (if severe)Turkey Tail 1/16 tsp,You may also consider: Reishi very tiny pinch (1/32 tsp or less), Lion's maine from Real Mushrooms (1/32 tsp or less, tiny pinch) you can contact RealMushrooms for dosage suggestions or consult their blog.Mercola Turmeric 1/8 tsp/dayprednisoLONEif not prednisolone, nuLeaf has excellent CBD for nausea. I have taken it myself to stop nausea. Pred and CBD may interact, but they work similarly. I don't give my cat CBD atm.Oh yeah - and oral syringe feeding. Oral syringes are free if you ask at Walgreens. Many people see a cat not moving/not eating and thing "well that's it" but realistically none of us would feel like moving if we were nauseous. So by using a syringe to get in the good stuff (expecially CBD if the issue is nausea) you can get the ball rolling in the right direction.I don't bother with probiotics anymore - the celloquent has PREBIOTICS, even better :) I've wasted so much time/money trying things. Hundreds. But this is what works for me, maybe it will work for you, too. I know it's a lot and understand many people may not want to do all this. But for me, it was worth it. All the best.

This product did not work. Our cat still throws up and does not eat much. I notice that there are no clinical studies to support the marketing claims. So my guess is that it is a scam.