NOW Pet Health, Pet Allergy Supplement, Formulated for Cats & Dogs, NASC Certified, 75 Chewable Tablets

The product seems good enough however, it’s unfortunate that my dog won’t eat them! It seems that he just doesn’t like the flavour. I even tried crushing & mixing it into his wet food-he wouldn’t eat it. Too bad we won’t ever find out whether it works to alleviate his allergy symptoms! Maybe we’ll try peanut butter...

This has completely stopped my yorkies allergies, she no longer eats at her paws. I had her on apoquel from april-may since spring in nyc is soo bad she was struggling. Decided to try out something more homeopathic vs a medication when she finished her apoquel dosage and transitioned to summer. Only gave her up to 14 days as I’ve read that too much of the licorice long term can cause damage and her allergies have not returned. She still has some scratches but it’s just normal. I highly recommend this for a pup’s allergies. I wish I had found this sooner

Finally found something to help my kitty! She had been scratching and "grooming" off her furr till she was kinda bald on her back half. I've tried all kinds of meds and treats for itchy skin that didn't do anything. But these have worked. She isn't scratching and grooming like she was. Her hair is growing back. But they recommend 1/2 pill up to 20 lbs twice a day. When I gave her that much (crushed up in her canned food) she threw up a couple of times. Reduced it to 1/4 pill 3 times a day (sometimes only twice) and it's really helping. So grateful.

If you have a cat, don’t bother. I crushed half a tablet between two spoons (hard to do) and tried mixing it in food. Our cat wouldn’t touch her favorite food. Then tried mixing it into this lysine paste I have and giving it to her with my finger. She started foaming at the mouth and drooling. So THAT didn’t work. I could try mixing it in water and squirting it down her throat, but after the foaming/drooling incident, I’m hesitant to try. I have a full bottle. Used only one tablet. Wish I could return. Conclusion: this is a dogs ONLY supplement.

Every year one of my two 10 lb dogs suffers with itching from allergies. I think it’s from the chemicals the landscapers use on the lawn during the season. They like to run around & play in the yard. I’ve used apoguel from the Vet in the past. It works but I wanted to use something natural this time. It’s a struggle getting her to take it. The pills are fairly large & have to be cut in half due to her size. This can be difficult since there’re very hard. I try sneaking it into a treat or food but she spits it out. So now I have to chop it up & find something tasty to put it in because she usually seems to know. Then I have to save the other half for later & go through it all again. She likes peanut butter & ice cream but I don’t want that to be a part of her daily diet. The apoquel was just one tiny pill & easier sneak in. I’ll try & finish the bottle to see if it’s worth the everyday fight.