Bovine Colostrum for Dogs and Cats – Grass Fed Colostrum Powder – Immune Support, Allergy & Itch Relief – Gut Health & Seasonal Allergy Defense – 300 ct

My dog has a sensitive stomach and this has helped her immensely. I'll be sticking with this as the results have been positive for her.

I started giving this colostrum to my dog a few weeks ago and have already noticed a difference. He usually struggles with seasonal allergies and constant itching, but his scratching has gone way down and his coat looks shinier too. I also think it’s helping his digestion because his stomach seems less sensitive after meals. I love that it’s grass-fed, high in IgG, and third-party tested — it gives me peace of mind knowing it’s clean and safe. Plus, it’s made in the USA which is always a big plus for me. It mixes easily with his food and he doesn’t seem to notice it’s there. Definitely recommend for any pet parent looking to support their dog’s immune system, skin, and gut health naturally.

Be certain to use only the amount prescribed per weight of your pet. This is powerful healing stuff, and can create loose stools if over served. I have rescued several cats and kittens with many parasite issues. The parasites and the medicines to rid the parasites have stirred up several of the cats and kittens digestive tract causing bloating after eating and occasionally diarrhea. I have been using this product daily for over a week now, and I am beginning to see great results! Less over eating, less bloating, and overall more energy in the kittens. Great product. Will definitely purchase again!

First, I want to point out that the dosage directions are confusing. On one part of the label, there are little animal icons that say “up to 15 lbs – 1 scoop,” but the written directions say “administer 1 scoop per 15 lbs of body weight per day.” Those two don’t match, and that could cause someone to give too much. If you followed the picture guide, you’d be giving a full scoop to a 5 lb cat, which is way too much. The company really should clarify this. I measured the scoop that comes with it and it equals ¼ teaspoon. So for cats under 15 lbs, I’m giving ⅛ teaspoon, which makes more sense based on the written dosage. I even wrote that note right on the lid of the container so I don’t forget. I don’t recommend mixing it with water since most cats won’t drink it and it can spoil if left out. What I do is mix it into warm, homemade, unseasoned chicken broth and pour that over their food. Some of my cats and fosters love goat milk, so I also stir it into their warm milk in the morning. The powder blends easily and doesn’t have a strong smell. I even tasted it myself it just tastes like mild goat milk. If your cat is picky, try mixing their supplements into a small portion of food or a treat like a Churu or meat (plain baby food like Beechnut) so you can make sure they eat all of it. I got this product for immune support and overall gut health. Colostrum is rich in antibodies and growth factors that can help strengthen the immune system, support digestion, and promote healing. I’ve heard vets like Dr. Judy Morgan and Dr. Andrew Jones (Veterinary Secrets) talk about how colostrum can help pets with allergies, digestive issues, or urinary problems because of its natural immune-balancing properties. I don’t give my cats a lot of extra vitamins because they get what they need from a good diet, but colostrum is gentle and beneficial. I also like to keep some on hand for rescue work you never know when you’ll have kittens that might need the extra immune boost. For kittens, I’d use way less than ⅛ teaspoon and just sprinkle it lightly into their formula. So far, my cats have had no digestive upset and they eat all their food with it mixed in. If you’re choosing between cow and goat colostrum, go with goat. Many cats can’t digest bovine milk proteins, but most tolerate goat milk much better. I really like this product overall, but I hope the company updates their directions to make the dosage clearer. I’ll update my review after using it longer, but for now, I definitely recommend it just make sure you measure out the right amount for your cat’s size. Overall the amount of product and the size is a good value. I have had other companies charge too much for less product.

I have a cat with FCV who also has IBD. I bought this recently while he's having a flair up of both and have noticed a tremendous improvement with his sneezing and nasal discharge. His bathroom habits have been better as well. He's actually getting his appetite back because he can smell his food again. Wish I would've found this sooner. I give it to my other cat too, but he is pretty healthy already, he loves it on it's own, like a treat.

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I think it is making a difference in my dogs' coat. Not as "itchy" as before having this in their meals. I apply double the amount recommended. They don't go after it, I must put a bit of bait in their food and place the colostrum on the bait. Thank goodness they do not entirely reject it. It may seem to be expensive, yet if it clears up the itching and skin problems then it will be a great value. I've spent thousands of dollar at the vet for these conditions - antibiotics, steroids, anti-fungals, special food, expensive tests and no good outcome. This, however, seems to be working.

My dogs seem to really enjoy the Bovine Colostrum, they have no issues eating it including the picky eater. It comes with a small scoop inside to make dosing easy and I see noticeable differences in my dogs health since starting this supplement. It's a great addition to their raw diet plan. The cannister has lasted a few months for 3 dogs.

One of my cats who is fiv+ developed an upper respiratory infection / rhinitis. Took.him to the vets and circa £250 later no real improvement despite antibiotics and some powder to break up mucus. Given he has very little immunity I thought this would be worth a try. He really likes it. A tablespoon of warm water mixed with 1 measure of the scoop provided in the powder and he laps it up... enough to pique his interest but not enough to get bored of it. Just to add he also had nasal drops for severe outbreaks of sneezes and when his breathing was heavy, and daily doses, antiforte 4 in 1, gimcat multivitamin paste and l-lysene. 4 weeks in and he seems to be well again. Will be trying propolis extract to tackle his gingivitis. Unsurprisingly vets didn't recommend any of these products, but collectively they've all been successful making him better.

This product really helped with my cat's IBD and corresponding insatiability. We were finally able to see him "act like a cat" after eating - yawning, stretching, sleeping - instead of wide-eyed meowing, asking for more food.

This arrived with an expiry date of two months after delivery. Given the tiny dosage needed and large tub there is no way I will have used this by the date. It would cost me money to return the item in order to get a refund. This is most disappointing and will not be repurchasing as represents very poor value for money and just seems a way of getting rid of old stock. On the positive side my dogs seems to like the taste. Very difficult to get an accurate dosage for small dogs. The scoop is tiny and it seems for my weight of dog he only needs half a scoop. More suited to larger dogs over 15kg in my opinion