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Features:
- Features a high-potency, double-strength concentration supplying a full 1,000 mg of L-Lysine per individual tablet.
- Supplies a critical essential amino acid that cannot be naturally manufactured by the body and must be actively sourced through everyday diet or supplementation.
- Provides indispensable structural support necessary for systemic protein production, as well as the maintenance of collagen and elastin matrices forming bones, tendons, and skin.
- Acts as an essential precursor to L-carnitine, assisting cellular mechanics to support healthy fat metabolism and everyday energy production.
- Promotes a healthy, balanced immune system function alongside proper comprehensive cardiovascular health metrics.
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Apparently 500mg day is the max to give a feline and it will be harmless but ineffective. I'm a bit disappointed as I heard nothing but good things about lysine when it comes to cats and how it can be an excellent way to help with runny noses, watery eyes and respiratory issues and keeps them generally healthy. Perhaps it's not a good idea grinding up strange substances in food for felines without having a greater understanding of lysine in the first place though...
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