O2B Feline+ Allergies™ 90s – Allergy and Immune Support for Cats

Gentle, Natural Allergy Support for Cats O2B Feline+ Allergies™ supports your cat’s immune system and natural antihistamine defenses, helping deal with environmental allergens. Pair with O2B Feline+ Synbiotic™ for enhanced immune and gut health. Cats can struggle with environmental allergens like pollen, dust, and mold, leading to itching, skin irritation, and immune imbalance. O2B Feline+ Allergies™ is specially formulated to help your feline’s immune system respond naturally to allergens, easing discomfort and promoting overall wellness. Supports: Natural antihistamine defences. Immune system response. EACH TABLET CONTAINS: NZ Hoki roe (fish) 100mg Fermplus (probiotics) 50mg NZ Venison 50mg Taurine 50mg NZ Deer liver 33mg MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) 33mg NZ Greenshell™ Mussel (mollusc) 25mg Quercetin 25mg Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) 17mg Turmeric 8mg Bromelain 8mg Tabletting aids. Contains: Fish, Mollusc Exempt from registration under the ACVM Regulations 2011. How does O2B Feline+ Allergies™ help with cat allergies? O2B Feline+ Allergies™ combines natural antihistamines like Quercetin and anti-inflammatory ingredients like MSM and Turmeric to relieve itching, calm skin, and boost immune responses. Is this supplement safe for long-term use? Yes, it’s designed for consistent use to support your cat’s immune system and reduce allergy flare-ups. Can this supplement be used alongside other medications? O2B Feline+ Allergies™ can be used with most medications. However, consult your veterinarian before combining it with prescribed allergy treatments. How soon will I see results? Most cat owners may notice improved comfort within 2–4 weeks. Significant benefits may take up to 6–8 weeks of consistent use. Will this supplement help with my cat’s skin health? Yes, ingredients like MSM, NZ Greenshell™ Mussel, and Vitamin C support healthy skin, reduce irritation, and promote a shiny, healthy coat. Can I give this to a kitten? This supplement is best for cats over 12 months of age. Consult your veterinarian if you are considering it for a younger kitten.