Species
How fed
Health condition
Product
Wet
Dry
Good
Poor
Chronic
Comments
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Good for healthy cats and dogs and with no allergies to milk or milk products
Yes, see comments
Yes, usually no problem with acceptance if kept dry
No
Yes
Yes
No, unless pet unable to take MSE paste or Liquid Rescue
Yes, especially for pets with allergies
Can be sprinkled on or mixed with dry food, or mixed with a quantity of canned, cooked, or raw food or water. Will gel when wet.
Yes, see comments
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes, see com-ments
Yes
Specially developed for cats. Can be fed dry or mixed with food or water. Not for pets allergic to salmon. Higher doses can be mixed with water and given orally by syringe.
Yes, see comments
Yes, usually no problem with acceptance
Use straight out of tube
Recommended for sick pets or those with chronic health problems. Animals that are not eating should be given Liquid Rescue orally.
Bad taste because of high vitamin content, cats usually refuse or vomit. Can be smeared on face, paws, or fur of cats that are grooming.
Yes, see comments
Yes, usually no problem with acceptance
Give orally by flip-top applicator or syringes for pets not eating.
Recommended for sick pets or those with chronic health problems. Animals that are not eating should be given Liquid Rescue orally.
Bad taste because of high vitamin content, cats usually refuse or vomit. Can be mixed with milk (5 cc/2 cups) to improve acceptance.for animals that are drinking.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
For pets with diarrhea, allergies to mold, and viral infections
Can be sprinkled or mixed with canned or dry food or mixed with water and given orally. Absorbs water and traps toxins and virus particles. Looks like mud when wet. Little taste.