Vet Rx Cat - 2 oz

I don’t usually write reviews but this potion worked!Don’t listen to other reviews that say it doesn’t.I ran the bottle under warm water, it’s an oil based menthol smell. Warm under water, dab a QTip in the oil and hold your baby so they won’t run away and dab on nose or right inside the nose. They hate it but she stopped sneezing after a day and it helps them breathe and opens up their lungs too. Gets their smell back so they will eat again.It is the best stuff !! It made my baby feel so much better. I did it for two days about 3 or 4 times a day.It says to do it and wait 5 min and do it again but my cat only let me do it once a time which was fine.Do not put on food.Don’t run under hot water it can burn your cats nose if the oil gets too hot.I will definitely pass this onto all cat parents !

This is an odd duck of an oil, but used right for your particular situation, it can be very relieving. The camphor and other caustic ingredients make it impossible for me to believe I should stick it directly into my animals’ sensitive nasal cavities. I’d have to be desperate to attempt it.I put a couple of drops on a cotton ball or a swab and wave it around my kitty’s nose. She hates it at first but then realizes her nose is better and tolerates it near her head as she sleeps. I don’t do this all the time so she keeps responding positively to the whole situation. If things change I may dab a bit on her nostrils for greater strength, but I don’t think I can get away with drops up the nostrils.Proceed gently, is my advice; don’t go all out drops-up-the-nose right from the start. It has worked for my sweet little girl with asthma, and I am thankful.Great price.Easy enough to dispense.Helpful information included.I highly recommend.

Smells like vicks and doesnt come with a dropper which would have been easier to use.Not sure if it works. Only used it twice so far.

I don’t put drops in her nose, I just dipped a q-tip in the bottle and rub it on the outside of her nose. Within minutes she sneezes and starts blowing out the junk. I do it a few times a day and within a few days she is better.

I could def tell that it helped my 2 kittens but they did not like it at all! But they were back to playing in a few days!

Too hard to administer. It had no dropper and was to be given by nostril. I felt like I was waterboarding this poor geriatric kitty I can't get vaccinated. He is still suffering. Going back to Nose Relief.

They need to get use to the smell and after that it helps out a lot with stuffy noses. We have been using it in their ears also to help with keeping them bug free. A little goes along way. We use qtips to apply to the nose and ears.

This works really well. If you administer it for two days and your cat is still ill, please take her to the vet. If it is a cold or allergies, she will respond very quickly. If not, it is most likely something more serious. I used it, and after two days my cat was still stuffed up, so I took him to the vet. He had an infection, so we started him on antibiotics right away. I continued to use VetRx. After five days, his stuffy nose finally loosened up and he started snotting and sneezing. I started using the VetRx just twice a day for a couple of more days. Tips: Wrap your cat tightly with a towel and lay him on his back; comfort him to relax him. Then apply the medication. Be very careful to not get it in his eyes or mouth. I approach the him with the eye dropper from the side of his head so if I make a mistake I don't get it in his eyes or mouth. If you miss, just wipe it off with a wash cloth. Be sure to apply 2 drops in each nostril, wait 5 minutes and apply 2 more drops (as per VetRx instructions).