Pet WellbeingBlood Sugar Gold for Cats - Natural Support for Healthy Blood Sugar Levels in Diabetic Cats - Insulin Stabilization & Normal Pancreatic Function - 2 oz (59 ml)

While, I don’t necessarily think this is a true replacement for insulin therapy in all cases, I do think it’s a great alternative especially for elderly pets that perhaps aren’t tolerating the shots well or for owners who aren’t able to give the shots. In fact, while our sweet kitty rescue passed away yesterday at around 18-19 years old :( I genuinely feel that this helped extend his life by the six months or so that we used it. Even his vet said that she was surprised by how well he did for so long.

My senior kitty is off of insulin. She does so much better on this product. Highly recommend.

It seems to be working quite well. I'm satisfied with this product.

I wish I had known what I know now, before purchasing this stuff. My cat has been diabetic for 5 years. He's on an animal based insulin, eats vet-approved food to manage his glucose levels but something wasn't working for him and this product was recommended to me by someone who also had a diabetic cat. I ordered it but did not give him anything until I showed it to my vet. He looked at the ingredients, the dosing instructions etc. and said to start slowly, to give the cat less than the recommended dosage and only once a day instead of twice. Thank GOD I listened to him! After 4 doses (4 days), my cat started acting strange. He vomited a lot, he was lethargic, hiding, which he never did before, and refusing to eat or drink. On the 5th day, his sugar levels were quite high and he was barely moving. I rushed him to the vet and they did bloodwork immediately and found that his glucose levels were on the high side of normal, but that his calcium and phosphorous levels were off the charts. The bloodwork machine could not get a reading because they were so high. The only thing that had changed in his diet was this product. The vet kept it for testing and came to find out that some of the ingredients can cause adverse reactions in some cats and that high calcium levels was one of them. He said basically what would happen if I continued with it, was the cat's heart and other organs would eventually mineralize and kill him. He was on the threshold of that happening after only FOUR doses! I was livid! My poor baby stayed at the clinic for 3 days, racking up a bill of over $600 that I can't afford to pay but at least they saved his life! He is home now but still not acting like himself. He has to have his bloodwork rechecked this coming week to see what his levels for calcium and phosphorous are and to ensure his sugar is under control. That's another $70 out of pocket that I can't afford but I'll do anything for my baby. There should be a disclaimer on the product that this can cause serious adverse effects and what those are. I am absolutely blown away by how something that seemed so effective for other cats, nearly took the life out of mine. I would sue the company that makes this stuff but I haven't got the money to be bothered with that. A refund and paying the vet bill would be sufficient - but I don't think they care enough about my cat to even think about that. Just be careful - don't give this to your own cat or dog without checking with your vet first. Tell them what happened to mine before you blindly give your beloved pet this product. I wouldn't wish this ordeal on anyone else, and especially not their furbabies! Consider yourself warned.

Doing what is spost to

Make certain your cat definitely has diabetes before using this product. I ASSUMED he did, as his symptoms seemed to indicate it: loss of weight, lethargy, loss of appetite...so I bought this and put drops into his food each time I fed him (he was only eating about a half of a plastic teaspoon each day). Well, after a week or two, he seemed to lose even MORE Of his appetite! Seemed to be going down....and I considered taking him to the vet - One. Last. Time. Instead, I backed off of giving him these drops. WIthin 2 days, he was begging for food - hungry all the time now! He can eat a couple of cans of food all by himself now! He is still sickly (haven't taken him in the vet, because I dread to hear what is wrong, and don't want to spend Hundred$ to find out he's dying - I can see that for myself). Probably bad teeth, as he did have to have 5 teeth removed a year ago or so. I figure as long as he isn't in visible pain, and eating and other "normal" activities without too much distress, I'll just keep an eye on him. These drops MAY work for a cat with diabetes, but I won't ever know, I suppose. I'm just saying - DON'T do what I did! Make CERTAIN of a diagnosis before administering a medicine made for something.

Very happy with the results. My cat is improving...

Well my boy has been taking this for like a week. At first it seemed to make him worse. The last 2 days however I've seen improvement. He hates it I'm not going to lie. I scruff his neck to give him his drops. I'm the pack leader so he takes it. Praying he starts to gain weight back now.