Emergency Support (Formely Intensive Care)

My 12year old BB was presented to me just as his eyes were opening. He had just survived lossing his mom and probably sibs in a terrible storm and flood. He and 2 sibs were found in high grass with snakes trying to get to them. A friend of mine saved them. BB seems to have imprinited to stroms. I can always tell when it's going to rain because about 30 minutes before any storm comes, he goes into his hiding place. It hurts me as he doesn't eat or drink or come out for hours.
We have been in a high alert area for flooding, lightening and tornadoes going into the third day now. I had ordered a bottle of Emergency Support and used it during a couple of regular passing stroms. This time I've been able to rub him with Emergency Support and although he spends most of his time in his hidding place, he is coming out for meals, water and even a little mama loving. He even took his ususal place in my bed last night for a few hours. I rubbed him with Emergency Support and we both slept better. Thanks Jackson.

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Won't solve trauma, but cats seem to purr when they are stressed.

Sometimes they come to my porch with pretty big issues. I always put Emergency Support in their food and water. Seems to help them adjust until I can get them to the vet. Often whatever issues they have resolve.

Using the drops has stopped my cat from staying all over my house. The cleaner works great too!

I have 11 kitties all over 10 years & several have allergies with sneezing & coughing periodically . One of my long haired babies has it most of the time now. & can’t be dragging her to the vet constantly , especially in this nasty weather ! Some of the others are impossible to capture , thus this great Emergency Support helps to calm the sneezing & coughing without wrestling the kitty by using 3 or 4 drops in the food , water or rubbing it onto their fur ! Thank you for loving all cats !! 😻

As part of my emergency preparedness, I have a cat first aid kit set up. I decided to buy Emergency Support so it would be on hand if there ever was an emergency. Well, two days ago, I was walking my cat, and two off-leash dogs attacked her. The vet didn't find any internal injuries, but she was in a lot of pain, traumatized, and very agitated. The next day, I calmed down enough to remember I had a bottle of Emergency Support, so I began dosing her with it about 20 hours after her attack. It has made a big difference in her emotional state. She woke me up this morning purring and asking for cuddles. I am so glad I bought it before I needed it! I know it's expensive, and when your budget is tight it's hard to justify buying something just in case it's needed later, but I can't say enough how happy I am that I had something ready to give her right away when she needed help.