The most common signs of cat hyperthyroidism are weight loss - despite an increased appetite, hair loss, mood swings, increased thirst and urination. Watching your cat's health decline is truly heartbreaking.

If your cat exhibits any of the following symptoms, this natural thyroid remedy for cats may be the perfect solution:

• Sudden weight loss
• Insatiable or decreased appetite
• Anxiety / yowling or crying at night
• Greasy matted fur or patchy hair loss
• Drinking a lot of water
• Not using the litter box
• Won’t sleep
• Aggressive behavior 
• Weakness and depression

Hyperthyroidism may also cause vomiting, diarrhea, and hyperactivity. If you spot more than one of these symptoms in your kitty, get their thyroid checked right away.

Yes, if your cat won’t eat, has lost a lot of weight, is throwing up, and is looking like a scrawny street cat, this natural Hyperthyroid cat weight gain supplement can provide metabolic support - which helps  your cat gain weight, stabilize appetite, and thirst. Before long your kitty will be cuddly once again. In addition, once thyroid levels are normal most cats will stop losing weight and their hungriness may decrease. They may even start to put weight back on.

Giving your cat high-protein, high-energy foods can also make them look and feel healthier. As many cats with hyperthyroidism have diabetes, pet owners should avoid high-carbohydrate foods, especially dry food with lots of grains.

Most hyperthyroid treatments are very expensive. The cost for radioiodine therapy is generally around $1500- $1550, depending on the dosage needed for your cat's treatment. Using this Hyperthyroid cat supplement can be more effective and significantly cheaper.

Rarely will hyperthyroidism in cats cause a loss in appetite. BUT Hypothyroidism in cats is a disorder where the body does not produce enough thyroid hormone, often resulting in decreased appetite and unexplained weight gain.

Alopecia is an early sign of hyperthyroidism. You may notice your cat has patchy hair loss, and will groom themselves less. Thyroid problems may also cause the fur to look matted, dull and greasy.

It really depends on the weight and size of your cat, but in general a cat will need 60 to 80 ml of fresh water in addition to its food per day.

With hyperthyroidism, cats will drink more and then urinate more. This can make it difficult for them to reach the litter box in time and urinate wherever they are.

YES. Do you find it frustrating that your veterinarian prescribes harsh and expensive medications that only make your cat worse? As pet parents ourselves we feel your pain.

The Hyper-Balance Thyroid Care is a homeopathic formula and is therefore perfectly safe for home use, and long term use. With the added benefit that it will not cause nasty side effects often associated with NSAIDS and many other medications.