HyaFlex™ for Cats

Have I told you how wonderful Hyaflex has been for my elder cat (now 15 years old)? About 3-4 years ago I noticed she was no longer jumping up on the sofa but would stroke against my ankles for me to pick her up. So I thought well, she's getting old, and I proceeded to make it easier for her to get up and down on furniture and window sills (steps to climb up and down, pillows to jump down onto, etc.). Then a few days before Thanksgiving 2 years ago, her left hind leg started to give out when she tried to walk and she would just lay down until she was ready to make another effort. Frightened, I took her to the vet and x-rays showed bony growth on the hip vertebrae (picture a dog bone-shaped cookie cutter with the rounded bumps on either end becoming pointed). The vet said that there was nothing to do for her, not even surgery. Most likely she had hurt herself by falling, and she was slowly improving. A friend recommended Glucosamine & Chondroitin. I checked the small pet section at a local health food store and found they did not carry G & C for cats but they did have Hyaflex. I had read about Hyaluronic Acid and how research was showing it appeared to have the ability to help the cartilage between joints. So I bought the Hyaflex and within a month I could tell Lucy was feeling better. She has gotten better ever since, and over time has resumed adding the occasional fast trot to her sedate pace. In this past month (after being given Hyaflex for 1 year 8 months), she is making higher jumps than I have seen her do in years (high enough to jump on the sofa if the seat cushion were removed) and one morning she even ran down the hall for a short distance. I keep telling myself I have got to start taking Hyaluronic Acid supplements!

So far ... stuff is pretty good. Our cat is almost 18 years of age. We thought she was just getting old and being lazy and urinating next to the litterbox. We also though, well, maybe she just could not get in anymore. I finally got to watch her. It wasn't that she wasn't getting in or that she wasn't trying. She could not squat, and the urine was coming over the top of the litter box. She is not able to squat ... YAY ... and urinate in the litter box. Additionally, she hasn't been able to or wanted to even try to jump up to the bathroom sink in well over a year. The other day, I could not find her, and to my surprise, she was sitting ON TOP OF THE COUNTERTOP in the bathroom ... waiting on the water facet to be turned on. So, I think we are on a roll with the Hyaflex for our old old queen!!!

THANK YOU!!!

My Tonkinese will be 19 years old in September. When she was younger, she was always active. She would run up and down the hall with her sister, jump up to the top of her cat trees, and climb the ramp that would take her to the kitty walkway I had mounted high up on my wall. She would run across the walkway and come down on the other end. She also had the habit of jumping into my arms. All I had to do was tap my chest and up she would jump. It has now been years since she has attempted these feats. She can no longer jump up on my bed so I have steps at the foot of the bed so she can join me at night. I have been giving her HyaFlex for Cats for 7 weeks now and I am so very pleased with the improvement I see. She is more energetic and active. She's up and walking more now. I look forward to the day she once again runs down the hallway chasing her sister or jumps up on my bed without having to use the steps. Thank you Hyalogic®!

My cat Sisu is only 10 or 11. As a rescue we do not know her exact age. I've had her for about 8+ years. She is a very big and heavy cat by nature as a norwegian forest cat with very long hair. She was active for the first few years I had her but had slowed down terribly. I have been giving her the Hylaflex formula for about 20 servings?, but she is very suspicious of food, so it has to go in special food I don't give her every day. But she has started to be far more active, has gotten up to the highest level of her many cat condos for the first time in a year or more, has started to chase moths again, will play with my other cat and more signs of mobility. In fact, I think she is getting along better with the other cat here because she knows she can run when necessary. (He is young and a little bit aggressive sometimes but not really harmful.) And FYI- the Hylavision for people is also great stuff.

I've been using HyaFlex for Cats for about a month now on my 14 year old cat. Before I started with this product, he barely wanted to move. He spent most of the day laying down. Now, he jumps up on beds, couches, and even counters with ease. He doesn't even need his pet stairs anymore! I will certainly continue purchasing this product because I'm happy to have my cat back again!

My Tonkinese will be 19 years old in September. When she was younger, she was always active. She would run up and down the hall with her sister, jump up to the top of her cat trees, and climb the ramp that would take her to the kitty walkway I had mounted high up on my wall. She would run across the walkway and come down on the other end. She also had the habit of jumping into my arms. All I had to do was tap my chest and up she would jump. It has now been years since she has attempted these feats. She can no longer jump up on my bed so I have steps at the foot of the bed so she can join me at night. I have been giving her HyaFlex for Cats for 7 weeks now and I am so very pleased with the improvement I see. She is more energetic and active. She's up and walking more now. I look forward to the day she once again runs down the hallway chasing her sister or jumps up on my bed without having to use the steps. Thank you Hyalogic®!

My cat Sisu is only 10 or 11. As a rescue we do not know her exact age. I've had her for about 8+ years. She is a very big and heavy cat by nature as a norwegian forest cat with very long hair. She was active for the first few years I had her but had slowed down terribly. I have been giving her the Hylaflex formula for about 20 servings?, but she is very suspicious of food, so it has to go in special food I don't give her every day. But she has started to be far more active, has gotten up to the highest level of her many cat condos for the first time in a year or more, has started to chase moths again, will play with my other cat and more signs of mobility. In fact, I think she is getting along better with the other cat here because she knows she can run when necessary. (He is young and a little bit aggressive sometimes but not really harmful.) And FYI- the Hylavision for people is also great stuff.

I've been using HyaFlex for Cats for about a month now on my 14 year old cat. Before I started with this product, he barely wanted to move. He spent most of the day laying down. Now, he jumps up on beds, couches, and even counters with ease. He doesn't even need his pet stairs anymore! I will certainly continue purchasing this product because I'm happy to have my cat back again!