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Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism
Effective natural support for feline hyperthyroidism
- Helps maintain coat quality
- Supports normal digestion and appetite
- Eases irritability, hyperactivity, yowling
- Helps maintain normal thyroid hormone production
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Description
Advice from Dr. Patricia Jordan, Veterinarian
Hyperthyroidism is very common with middle-aged and older cats; in fact it has become one of the most common ailments that vets see. It results when the thyroid glands (located near the cat's windpipe) produce too much thyroid hormone.
Hyperthyroid pets often lose weight despite a normal appetite and become nervous, irritable and vocal. For several days, they may be hyperactive and have a rapid heart beat, then lethargic, apathetic and uninterested in food, play or grooming. Unfortunately thyroid imbalances are extremely common in cats, the biggest one being hyperthyroidism.
Symptoms of feline hyperthyroidism
- Weight loss
- Poor coat quality
- Increased appetite
- Increased water intake
- Increased urine output
- Occasional vomiting or diarrhea
- Hyperactivity, irritability, increased yowling
If you suspect your cat has an overactive thyroid, you should consult your vet.
What is Resthyro?
Resthyro is a natural product for Cat Hyperthyroidism support. Carefully formulated by a leading naturopathic veterinarian, this popular product is loaded with a powerful combination of seven different herbal extracts. Together, they are very effective in helping with the symptoms of feline hyperthyroidism
- Supports healthy digestion
- Helps calm tension and irritability
- Supports cardiovascular functions
- Helps balance production of thyroid hormones
An all-natural product, Resthyro has no known side effects and is gentle enough for long-term use.
How does Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism work?
It is a synergistic formula of medical herbs that work in concert to tonify the heart, gastrointestinal tract and nervous system and balance the production of thyroid hormones.
- Eleuthero helps cope with stress, treat insomnia and strengthen the adrenals.
- Bugleweed strengthens the heart, calms the system, and balances an over- or under-active thyroid gland.
- Lemon Balm calms the nervous system, treating anxiety and the heart.
- Gotu Kola rejuvenates the nervous system, strengthens adrenals, promotes sleep and improves circulation.
- Hawthorne reduces thyroid hormone levels in the blood. It is also the herb most protective of the circulatory system, treating heart palpitations and anxiety.
- Skullcap calms the nervous system for over over-stressed patients.
- Valerian improves sleep quality, calms the central nervous system and soothes the muscles of the gastrointestinal tract.
Western Medicine and Hyperthyroidism in cats
- The conventional treatment is Tapazole, an oral medication given daily (Methimazole is the generic version). Effects of Tapazole include loss of appetite, lethargy, vomiting, liver toxicity, and skin disease. Cats allergic to sulfonamides most likely will not tolerate this medication. Resthyro is an alternative to this medication and should not be taken at the same time.
- Some cats have their enlarged thyroid removed surgically, which requires anesthesia. Cats with high thyroid levels may first have to become stabilized on medication before surgery. If surgery is elected you may consider radio nucleotide imaging; it can add to the expensive but it can also prevent missing abnormal thyroid tissue or it can help prevent removing healthy parathyroid tissue by mistake. Surgery is expensive and is not 100% successful. Anesthesia is risky in unhealthy patients.
- Radioactive iodine treatment is the most costly, and involves 3-7 days of hospital isolation (although anesthesia is not required). Unfortunately it is not uncommon for the treatment to have to be repeated as the procedure is not 100% successful and abnormal thyroid gland tumor can return.
Healthy Tip from Dr. Jordan 
You can keep your cat from developing hyperthyroidism by starting Resthyro for Cats and Milk Thistle at the earliest signs of the condition. Your cat may have symptoms of hyperthyroidism and elevated liver enzymes before a lab test indicates hyperthyroidism. Start the remedies at this point as these subclinical symptoms are readily reversible with herbal medicine. Continue to have lab values of liver enzymes and thyroid panels monitored as an uncontrolled hyperthyroid state can be lethal. Avoid or minimize vaccinations. Add an antioxidant blend to your cat's daily supplement routine. Check for selenium and zinc deficiencies and supplement these minerals if needed.
Our customers have the final word…
“I have always had cats and, thankfully, over the years they have all been fairly healthy and lived to a great old age. Recently though, my calico, Jezebel started getting a bit hyperactive and losing a bit of weight even though she was eating more than usual. As this had never happened before, I got her looked at by our vet. A few tests later, I was told that she had hyperthyroidism which, in cats, can be quite common.
The next thing I did was search the web for natural products to help the condition and this is when I came across your site and Resthyro. I may not have used it before, but this is one great product for helping with Hyperthyroidism in Cats. Jezebel is more stable now, her weight loss has stopped, her energy levels are back to normal and all is well. Thanks you, I will recommend you to others”
Leigh in New York, NY

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I have to admit that I was skeptical at first but this product has really helped our Hyperthyroid cat. She is 14 years old and has been on it for 3 months and has actually gained a pound, where as before she was losing weight like crazy. She is back to her old self and I believe this product helped for her.... thanks!

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Product works very well for my cat she is eating better, grooming better and has gained at least 2 pounds. Product very easy to give.
Kathy G. Fort Plain, NY
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"Since we started the resthyro our cat has not lost any additional weight. He may have even gained a half pound. Due to the high costs involved and two children in college I could not afford a $1,000/ month vet fee. Our cat is still highly active every day. He goes on his morning and evening prowls as if he was a young cat again. It has also improved his activity level."
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"Blessings to your company for providing products that really help.
We received Resthyro on Friday and gave Chan his first dose. Saturday morning he was given his second. The improvement was immediate. The poor guy had been having watery loose bowel movements 6-8 times a day over the past 6 months. In the first 24 hours on Resthyro he dropped to 2 semi-formed stools.
We're now into the third day and he hasn't had a bowel movement since late yesterday afternoon. His water consumption is way down and he's resting quietly. We know he has a long way to go before he's healthily again. Now we have hope."
Sincerely, Charly Makray-Rice
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Hello, I have reordered the above product, and would like to write a testimonial.
You might want to add my review.
After one month, my 18 year old cat, Shasta has gained a solid 2 lbs! Her coat looks better and the product really seems to helping her hyperthyroidism.
Thank you,
Stacey Caron
Summit, NJ
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- Difficult to administer (5)
- Causes side-effects (4)
- Tough to swallow (4)
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The 'Pupster' is Back!
This is a copy of what I wrote to my friend about Resthyro -
"So last week, I was watching my cat just wasting away to nothing. She was listless, ea...Read complete review
This is a copy of what I wrote to my friend about Resthyro -
"So last week, I was watching my cat just wasting away to nothing. She was listless, eating, drinking a ton and still losing weight. Well, I had a call into the doctor , but never spoke to her cause I had already made my mind up based on what I had read that 'Pupster' was hyperthyroid. I just happen to see an ad about a hyperthyroid medicine(Resthyro); while researching and it mentioned that it would calm the "yowling" and I knew instantly that hyperthyroidism was what we were dealing with. The name of this product kept coming up as I did some more research. I read all the reviews on the product site and it sounded promising, but you always wonder about reviews and who actually wrote them – know what I mean? But 'Pupster' was getting really bad last week and I really thought she might not make it through the weekend. We came home one day and the cat was sprawled out on the couch and my daughter just about had a coronary cause she thought the cat was dead. It's a natural medicine that's not too pricey considering the amount you get and what you administer to the cat. Since I had this fear that the cat wouldn't make it through the weekend, I bit the bullet and had them ship it overnight (ouch!) Let me tell you, it was worth every penny!!! I swear that I saw a difference in her within a day!! I know, sounds incredible (and I am not getting paid for this endorsement) but she has been getting better and better by the day. First the howling stopped, her meow changed, she has gotten stronger (not necessarily gaining weight yet, but at least she's not going to blow over in a strong wind), she has more interest in grooming herself, drinking less water, her eyes are alert, purring, paying attention to her buddy – the dog, she played with a string the other day and last night she actually slept with me rather than on the computer (which she would occasionally fall off) I am ecstatic!!
So that is the news of the 'Pupster' (aka Mia)"
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Still on the Fence
Zackery has been on Resthyro for 3 weeks and seems to be getting better. The Vet confirmed Hyperthyroidism 2 weeks ago and Zack's T4 will be checked July 3rd. If no improvement in weight ...Read complete review
Zackery has been on Resthyro for 3 weeks and seems to be getting better. The Vet confirmed Hyperthyroidism 2 weeks ago and Zack's T4 will be checked July 3rd. If no improvement in weight or T4 will probably go with Vets prescription. Will review again to let you know.
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Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
This medication is a life saver! My 16 year old cat has been diagnosed with Hyperthyroidisim and the meds the vet prescribed made the poor guy so sick that he was vomiting 10 times a day! My cat has always had a sensitive stomach and did vomit once or twice a week normally. He has been on Resthyro for a month and the vomiting has totally stopped and his appetite has improved 100%. Just had a blood test done and the Thyroid level dropped from 5.5 to 3.5 and his B.U.N. has dropped 5 points too. My vet was impressed with the improvement in only 1 months time and is going to recommend this product to others too!
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- Easy to administer
- Effective
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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Best Uses
- Older Pets
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
8 weeks later my cat is off his death bed and doing much better.
The end was so near but now the cat is back.
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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- Easy to administer
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Larger Pets
- Older Pets
- Smaller Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
- Younger Pets
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
It is very easy to use, my cat seems to like it and always opens his mouth for me. He is a very old cat and I've been using it for him for over 3 years now. He is l9 years old
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- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
Boca had lost alot of weight, she was very aggitated and was licking her hair off! I started her on Resthyro and Multi Essentais and within a couple of days we noticed a big difference. Her coat is shiny and her hair is growing back. She has put weight back on. We are thrilled!
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- Effective
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Older Pets
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
My cat Simon has always been underweight. But as he gets older, I have noticed that he is hyper, easily startled and is always following me around begging for food. Even though he eats all the time, (and I feed him 85% raw diet) he never gains weight and it made me nervous. I want to make sure he is the heathiest he can be. He is almost 15 now.
After reading over his symptoms, I found that he might have hyperthyroidism. I didn't like the treatments that I read about on the internet and am always looking for holistic or natural cures. So I decided to buy a bottle to try out. I just put a few drops (as recommended) in his food everyday. He eats is up and never makes a fuss.
Over the past few weeks, I have seen his coat get softer and shinier. He is finally gaining a bit a weight and is more relaxed. Not is skittish. It has only been a month and I see great changes. I will keep giving this to him. I see no side effects so far. Thank you so much!
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- No Side Effects
Cons
- Dropper too big
Best Uses
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
After a winter of losing weight, dropping from 14 to 10 pounds, our cat was diagnosed as being mildly hyperthyroid and put on Tapazol. He totally changed from being an alert cat interested in what was he could see through the windows, going outside on a leash on nice days, to a chronically cold, apathetic cat who spent his days huddled up on a covered heating pad. He lost a further 2 pounds but his thyroid was down to normal levels. We didn't think he would last until Christmas. The vet thought he might have the cat equivalent of Alzheimers or a Vit. B12 deficiency. Then we went online to search for alternatives and found your site. After reading a number of the reviews and a study that had been done, Resthyro was sent for. In less than 2 weeks, he perked up, started sleeping like a normal cat and no longer needed the heating pad. Now he purrs loudly, washes his face and paws, and is back on the kitchen table to see what is happening outside. After adding a paté-style canned cat meat to encourage weight gain, an added benefit was no more constipated stools found around the house. He has gained a pound, and looks and acts so much better. We have not had him retested and likely won't. The Resthyro is given by dropper since he doesn't always clean up his food. The bribe is the canned cat food. First the medicine, then the food. He is still skinny, but so much improved.
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- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- No Side Effects
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Best Uses
- Daily Care
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
Lab results on 7/22/2011 showed my 16 year old cat had hyperthyroidism. Her total T4 at the time was 4.1 with a floating T4 at 84. I researched the internet and found Resthyro, and I tried it on my elderly cat for 5 months. Her labs were redone on 12/20/2011 and her total T4 is 3.9. I did not elect to do the floating T4, just the resting. I am continuing my cat on Resthyro with bloodwork to be conducted every 3 to 6 months, and I am starting her on KD since her kidney (urea nitrogen) is 39.
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- Effective
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Best Uses
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
I have a diabetic cat with unregulated blood sugar and vets thought she was slightly hyperthyroid.....I am using a combo of products from this company and she seems a lot perkier and I'm happy with the results so far
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- Effective
- Gentle
- No Side Effects
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Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
Morris (15 years old) was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism in April of 2011. He was started on Methimazole. After 2 weeks at half dose he started to vomit constantly and became very ill. It looked like he was done for.
Looking for alternative medicine, I ordered Resthyro on the internet. I gave him a morning dose and he improved rapidly and started eating again. This continued til Dec of 2011, when we went away for 2 weeks and he had no Resthyro.
Upon returning home, Morris was done for. He was emaciated, listless and not eating. I started Resthyro, this time with a morning and an afternoon dose. Once again, Morris improved and now has a very good appetite.
His illness is very serious and we will ultimately have to decide when it is his time. But, I feel that Resthyro has definitely extended his life.
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- Effective
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- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
Buddy isn't having an upset stomach as much. Eating well too.
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
Almost ready to disown midnight yowling cat. Nobody in the house had slept for months despite several trips to the vet. Was not expecting much, but after first several uses the midnight, 1AM, 3AM and 4AM yowls have stopped. Fur has stopped falling out in chunks all over the floor and she has gained back one pound (two months after initial use). Super picky cat who has eaten the same dry food her entire life. She does not seem to mind or notice the drops even cold from the refrigerator. Single bottle will probably last 6 months.
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
Our Lucy was in bad shape the 1st of June this year, and in 2 days use of the Resthyro, she started improving. She has gained back all her weight, plus some extra. She still takes 1 thyroid pill a day, but is her old self again-I can't say enough good things about it--
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Smaller Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
All symptoms of hyperthyroidism disappeared within days of administration...my 12 year old cat's scraggy coat now like brand new...no more keening noise and put on a little weight and stopped drinking a gallon of water a day!
The product is easy to administer and he actually seems to like the stuff...not like that prescription plop.
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
- Within weeks of starting
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Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
All symptoms stops within weeks. She regained her weight, stopped racing around, vomiting & shedding profusely.
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Older Pets
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
Prescription meds for my cat, Ch Ching, (16 years old) weren't effective anymore for his hyperthyroidism. He had gone from 12 pounds to 8.5 pounds in less than six months time. He was becoming scrawny and I could feel his backbone through his fur because he was losing muscle. He was drinking water but urinating a lot so I was also worrying about dehydration. I started panicking, found Resthyro on the internet, and decided to give it a try.
I stopped his Methimazole 24 hours before beginning Restyro. And I baked chicken hind quarters for the protein and fat he has been losing, and its chicken juices for the liquids he needed.
Administration: Because I considered this an emergency rescue procedure I did not just apply the drops to his food, because his appetite was down and I wanted to make sure he got all of his proper dosage. I poured off the chicken fat and refrigerated it to solidify it, scooped 1/2 teaspoon into very small glass bowl and microwaved it to reliquify it for each dosage (twice a day), shook Resthyro well and dropped proper dosage into cooled melted fat (not just the juice because fat "suspends" the drops and is easy to reuptake into a SECOND separate medicine dropper - you have to try this to see what I'm talking about - this way you know exactly how many drops you are administering) to feed by mouth to my cat (it also helps with the taste). Be very careful that the fat is not HOT to burn his mouth, and squirt it GRADUALLY into the mouth a few drops at a time, let him swallow then add more until he gets his full dosage, so he doesn't choke. I hold him from behind, tilt his head up and squirt it into the front of his mouth, not the back.
Then I let him have as much chicken as he wants all day with juice and melted fat poured over it, and I gave him extra medicine droppers of warmed not HOT chicken juice throughout the day.
He gained back 1/5 pound within the first two weeks, and is not urinating as much. He is not scrawny now and is beginning to fill out in his muscles. Once I feel that he is fully recovered and functioning I will ween his off of the extra chicken and get him back to more of his regular food. Be patient with yourself and your cat if your aren't used to using the dropper for administration. Don't panic like I did. The dosage and twice a day administration is important so be calm and talk calming "baby talk" to your cat when using the dropper.
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- Effective
- Gentle
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
Resthyro did help my Punkie, she is 12 and was very sick, the vets RX made her worse with vomiting etc., I noticed the improvement in one week. Thanks so much for this alternative product. Eileen
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Older Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
Our 17 year old cat had been on Felimazole for about a year. She hated me for stuffing it down her mouth. Pill pockets only worked with her for 1 week and I tried many methods. She got to hate me and ran from me all the time. She spent most of her time under the bed, didn't purr, and was just not happy. She yowelled at us so many times at night that we were not getting any sleep.
Vet bills were another problem as her levels had to be checked and the dosage modified.
I stopped the drugs and started the Resthyro after 48 hours. It only took a day or two before we noticed improvement. She is like her old self again. She loves me again, purrs, sits with us and in her 'princess chair', gives me kisses and sleeps through the night.
Even if it doesn't work forever, at least she is happy again and when her time is up, she will go out on a high note.
Pros
- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
Cons
Best Uses
- Daily Care
- Larger Pets
- Older Pets
- Smaller Pets
- Treat Specific Illness
- Younger Pets
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
I have a 12 year old Maine Coon. I noticed he had lost a lot of weight, he drank more water, his coat had thinned quite a bit and he had swollen glanda. He threw up a lot, but I feel this was more from hair. I started giving him 4-5 drops 2x a day in his canned foord gravy. He has been taking this since 9/14 (for a month now). So far, I see improvement in all areas and am pleased with the product.
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- Effective
Cons
Best Uses
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
We found out our new adopted 3 yr old cat has a thyroid problem. The Vet's suggestions were radiation, expensive monthly medicine or very expensive surgery. We use natural products to treat our own medical needs, so it seemed only natural to look for the same alternative for our new family member. With in about the first two weeks the texture of her coat improved and she started to become less nervous and more relaxed. I would recommend this product once you have a diagnosis from your vet.
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- Effective
- Gentle
- Good Value
- Long-Lasting
- No Side Effects
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Best Uses
- Treat Specific Illness
Comments about NHV Resthyro for Cat Hyperthyroidism:
My siamese rescue cat had some classic overactive thyroid symptoms: guzzling water, some weight loss despite eating well, restlessness, yowling for no reason (rather than "talking"--there does seem to be a difference!). I mixed six drops of resthyro in with his food both morning and evening. He was fine with the taste and didn't seem to notice it. Within two or three weeks, his symptoms disappeared. I then only used the drops with his morning meal for a while. After a week or so, I stopped giving him the resthyro entirely. It's been a few weeks and the symptoms have not come back, so I'm very pleased! I didn't want to continue giving it to him when he became symptom-free, because apparently it can cause the thyroid to become sluggish.
Although I didn't give the resthyro to my second, non-affected cat, he sometimes got into the siamese cat's food, but didn't suffer any ill effects from the small bit he ingested. In other words, the supplement seems quite gentle.
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Directions
- Administer product twice daily. One drop for every 2 lb (1 kg) of body weight.
- Please note this product comes with an eye dropper to count out the drops. This dropper is marked at 0.5ML and 1ML. The 0.5ML line is equal to 10 drops.
- Product can be given with food or directly in the mouth with eye dropper.
- Product will last for 6 months. Please refrigerate after opening.
Cautionary Notes
Do not use if cat is pregnant, lactating, or suffering from hypothyroidism. This product is not recommended to use with any thyroid medication.
Information presented at PetWellbeing.com is for educational purposes only; statements about products and health conditions have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration.
Ingredients
- Eleutheroccocus Senticosus: helps manage thyroid hormone levels and maintain a normal metabolism.
- Bugleweed: helps control thyroid-stimulating hormones; helps ease tension and irritability; does not contains salicylates.
- Lemon Balm: aids in managing thyroid activity; suppports normal digestion; calms nervous tension and excitability.
- Gotu Kola: naturally helps support the strength of the immune system.
- Hawthorn: heart and vascular tonic, helps maintain cardiovascular structures and functions.
- Skullcap: a natural sedative; moderates nerve transmissions; supports kidney function.
- Valerian: helps control inflammation, relaxes spasms and helps manage pain.
- Glycerin based formula

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Question:
Can the dose be increased from 1 drop/2 pounds? Although our cat has improved greatly since starting Resthyro, he is now yowling several times during the day and night. After the initial gain of one pound, he has not regained any more of his weight.Asked on 1/29/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
Answer:
You are welcome to up the dosage an extra 1 droplet with each dose (an extra 2 droplets per day) This may be additional support to help ease irritability, hyperactivity, and yowling in the evening.Answered on 1/31/2012 by Coreena
Question:
How long does one bottle of Resthyro last for one cat?Asked on 1/28/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
Answer:
The dosage for Resthyro is 1 droplet for every 2 lbs of body weight. At this rate, each 100 mL bottle will last a single cat at least 4 months.Answered on 2/1/2012 by Linda
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My cat, Samson, was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism in late November and put on Tapazole. He continued to lose weight and stopped eating and drinking altogether. After a hospitalization, having to be syringe fed since December, and an ultrasound to rule out lymphoma, it was determined that Samson also has Irritable Bowel Disease as a concurrent condition to the hyperthyroidism. Can I safely give the Resthryo a try with his inflamed digestive tract? I have recently stopped the Tapazole because I know that med further inhibits appetite. Right now I am a little desperate for anything more natural that may work. Samson detests being syringe fed and it is not pleasant for me either, but without me doing it, he wouldn't eat or drink a thing.Asked on 1/27/2012 by Anonymous from Huntington Beach, CA1 answer
Answer:
Resthyro is our herbal formula to help regulate the thyroid gland and balance metabolism to help alleviate the symptoms of hyperthyroidism. As it helps to maintain normal thyroid hormone production, many people are able to see improvements in their pet's condition within 3 - 5 weeks, as it does need to accumulate within the system to see improvements. He can take the Resthyro with an inflamed digestive tract, but if he is currently experiencing diarrhea alongside with it, it may be best to help treat that as well for best results so the nutrients are retained in his system. We have another formula called Plantaeris that is a natural anti-inflammatory and targets digestive tract health: http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/cat-diarrheaAnswered on 2/1/2012 by Linda
Question:
Currently my 13 yr old cat is on the Hill Y/D diet (which she does not care for all that much)prescribed by the vet for hyperthyroidism. I have to give her 5mg Pepcid BID because she continues to vomit daily. Would the Resthyro help her even while she's on the prescribed diet?Asked on 1/27/2012 by LizZ from Pittsburgh, PA1 answer
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Resthyro cannot be taken with other thyroid medications, but is fine to give in conjunction with a speciality diet. The full dosage, directions, and cautionary notes are given at the following link if you would like to consult with your vet: http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/cat-hyperthyroid#directionsAnswered on 1/31/2012 by Diane from CRS office
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my male cat is 12 and had thyroid removed 1 1/2 years ago. This last month, he has deteriorated and has exact same symptoms, so he is obviously sick again. Vet said last year, another surgery would be too much at his age so is this safe for him to take or will it even help at this point? I don't know what to do.Asked on 1/26/2012 by ruffalosgirl from south bend, in1 answer
Answer:
The Resthyro is an all natural supplement without any side effects so it would be suitable for an older cat and one that has had to go through surgery. The supplement is formulated to maintain normal thyroid hormone production and support normal digestion and appetite. The only cautionary note is that it is not to be taken in conjunction with any conventional medication.Answered on 1/30/2012 by Coreena
Question:
12 year old cat just diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. She is otherwise healthy, no organ issues, etc. Started her on the Resthyro and after a few days she seem to be calming down some, but knowing my cat for the 12 years it appeared like she was uncomfortable urinating, and was actually spraying in the litter box. I stopped using the product. Any possibility these extracts are irritating her urinary tract?Asked on 1/26/2012 by Anonymous1 answer
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There are no ingredients within the Resthyro that would be causing your pet urinary discomfort. Hyperthyroidism on the other hand can cause your pet increase in urinary output and increased water intake. There is a good chance that what your pet is experiencing is due to not being medicated for the hyperthyroidism. The Resthyro takes time to be absorbed into your pet's system as it is all natural. Most customers see results within their pets in 2 to 6 weeks.Answered on 1/30/2012 by Coreena
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My cat is now on Resthyro for a week and a half now. Still not eating but drinking lots of water. How far apart should I wait to give the 2 separate doses? I've been waiting 12 hrs but can I give it sooner?Asked on 1/26/2012 by Margaret from Ontario, Canada1 answer
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As the Resthyro is all natural it generally takes anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks to see results. It does not matter how long you are waiting within each dosage, what is important is that your pet is getting the full dosage twice a day. You can decrease the amount of time you wait within each dosage but it does not change how your pet is absorbing the supplement.Answered on 1/30/2012 by Coreena
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My cat is 13 yrs old and I've just started him on Resthyro a week ago. He was diagnosed as hyperthyroid a year ago. We've had him on pills for about 11 months, was OK at first, then started throwing up 3 - 4 times daily. We swithched to the food, he stopped eating altogether. He is now only 9 lbs and eats very little, he is skin and bone and just lies there all day. I'm worried we have little time left. Any suggestions to get him to eat more? I'm only feeding him canned food as he doesn't seem to want the kibble.Asked on 1/23/2012 by Margaret from Ontario, Canada1 answer
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I would suggest keeping your pet on the Resthyro as holistic supplements need to be absorbed into the system for them to work at their full potential. As it has only been a week it does take time to be absorbed, this can take anywhere from 2-6 weeks. If you are concerned and have seen a major difference in his behavior I would suggest consulting with your Vet.Answered on 1/24/2012 by Coreena
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I inadvertently left an opened bottle out of the refrigerator for about 8 hours. The have I ruined the bottle?Asked on 1/23/2012 by Angela Sanson from Mentor, Ohio1 answer
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Generally leaving a bottle out for that small amount of time does not have an effect on the supplement. As our supplements contain no preservatives if they have been left out too long they will have a very potent smell as the ingredients would be spoiled. If your product smells normal be sure to put the supplement directly back into the fridge.Answered on 1/24/2012 by Coreena
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My cat, over 15 years of age, has a poor response to traditional meds so I got him this product. He is about 10 pounts so i have been dosing him per the instructions. It has seemed somewhat helpful (he is less vocal, less hungry) but i feel he needs more as he remains very symptomatic. May i increase the dose slowly until i see improvement (decreased heart rate, more restful, weight gain, etc?). Thank you, this is a wonderful product. My cat takes the liquid easily.Asked on 1/22/2012 by cathy from pa1 answer
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If you are currently giving your pet the recommended dose and find that it has not completely ridded him of all symptoms, you are welcome to raise the dosage by two additional droplets a day (an extra drop with each dose) This extra two droplets will not be harmful for your pet.Answered on 1/24/2012 by Coreena








