So far so good.

So far my outside cat likes this and doing better. Thank you.

We are currently fostering an older dog that came to us emaciated and being treated for Lyme disease. It's been a struggle to get him to eat anything on a consistent basis. After about two weeks in our home, we felt as if he was giving up. When he had a vet visit to see if the Lyme disease had resolved, they told us they'll test his kidneys again at the end of June, but he's probably a renal disease hospice case.

He's been getting the kidney support now for almost two weeks. Although I don't have proof of what his kidney levels are right now, his appetite has come alive. At first, he wanted mostly people food like chicken, bacon, bread, eggs, and we gladly fed him anything just to put some weight on him. Over the past four days, we've tried the dog food our dogs eat, and he's been devouring it. He's gained almost 4 pounds. He's had so much energy compared to when he first arrived that he's able to go on walks with our dogs every day. We still don't know how much longer he has, but at least he is really living out quality days and is much happier and looking healthier.

My cat seems to be coming along ok.some times she knows what's I. Her water that I have to put it in wet food ..she's an outside stray were I can't get her to a vet she runs .so hope with time it will be beneficial...thank you

This is a photo of my almost 19 yo cat, Annie, who was diagnosed with renal failure almost 6 years ago. I’ve been adding Kidney Strength to her food twice a day for about 4 years. Since then, the disease progression has slowed down, based on her lab results. In the past couple of years I’ve added Liver Strength and Arthritis formulas to her daily routine also. It’s the only medication I can get her to take without a struggle. Thank you!