Hyperthyroid is when the thyroid is overactive, where it produces too many thyroid hormones. This overproduction of hormones could lead to unexplained weight loss, anxiety, hot spots, itchy red skin, hair loss, and more frequent bowel movements.

We do not suggest removing the thyroid with surgery. However, we do suggest supplementing it with proper nutraceuticals and diet. We operate under the assumption that our bodies are governed by God's intelligence. Therefore, it makes sense that the overproducing thyroid is a natural attempt to balance out what is lacking elsewhere. If we can follow God's lead and supplement the underlying deficiency then the thyroid can relax.
How to Holistically Treat your Cat with Hyperthyroidism?
For animals (both dogs and cats) with Hyperthyroidism, we suggest the following:
- Super Food Supplement: Super Food supplement by Vitality Science is a multivitamin. This multivitamin exceeds others. It is essential for the vitality of an animal with hyperthyroidism because Super Food Supplement contains Cromax and Arabinogalactan to help regulate blood sugar and other blood sugar nutrients that make the animal feel "not lacking," thus not with anxiety and irritability. This will also help with hair loss. Hair loss happens when the body lacks nutrients. The first place that the body will leech nutrients is the hair, nails, and teeth. Super Food Supplement will help replace those lacking nutrients. The amount of iodine present is minuscule, and it is a necessary nutrient for optimum health.
- Blessed Relief: Much like how enzymes are explained in the article about My Cat Suffers from Hypothyroidism. Enzymes are designed to break down food and reduce inflammation. The difference with Vitality Science's Blessed Relief is that they are a concentrated multi-spectrum enzyme formula. Blessed relief will help reduce skin irritation and hot spots that may happen as a symptom of hyperthyroidism. As a bonus, the animal will still receive the added benefits of adding enzymes to their diet for easy absorption of nutrients of good digestion.
- CBD (HEMP OIL): Everybody (human or animal) has an endocannabinoid system (ECS). This system activates and distributes hormones in the body. The ECS is most generously activated with CBD oil! This is an alternative route to managing thyroid hormones in the blood.
- Feline Comfort: Vitality Science Comfort line is excellent for many things, but specifically for hyperthyroidism, it helps calm the stomach. Remember, when the stomach is calm, everything else is calm. It has psyllium seeds which help add extra fiber for excessive elimination. And is an overall nutrient to a healthy animal's gut.
In conclusion, make your kitty comfortable. No stress. Unfortunately, until these symptoms are under control, this is not the time to move or introduce a new pet to the home. You will want to reduce stress and anxiety as much as possible. If your cat is extra anxious, two more great products to have handy in the cabinet are Luxolite and Soothing Solution. These are both designed for many great health benefits and help ease an extra anxiety cat. Hyperthyroidism is not a definitive diagnosis. However, a cat can live a happy and healthy life with the proper supplementation.
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Isn’t this misleading? Hyperthyroidism is measured by a blood test for T4. If it’s elevated and the cat is showing symptoms, the cat needs Tapazole to suppress the thyroid hormone or radioactive treatment to end the disease.
We are simply stating what one can do for the symptoms in which it presents. Our supplements can and have been of great help to many cats with hyperthyroidism.
Did you try this supplement or not? Did it work or not. I am trying to find holistic recommendations not more vet bandaids that cause more problems due to adverse reactions
Yes, it’s misleading, and it’s the same misleading approach used by most of the “alternatives” advertised for hyperthyroid cats. The focus is all on appearances with little or no mention of the nature of the disease.
Hi Forest.
It’s true that healing hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism is not our strong suit.
We have found when a cat is on thyroid medicine that they should probably stay on it as we don’t have a good alternative for controlling hormone production.
What we have been successful in is providing subtle support with the CBD oil, and mostly reducing symptoms, like GI problems and skin problems and hair problems.
This is by no means a cure for these disorders, but something that often makes a big difference in quality of life.
If you have found any natural medicines that are effective against thyroid disorders in cats, please email us or call in as that would be very helpful for everybody.
Warmly
Robin
my cat was given the methimazole and had a horrible reaction and I thought she was dying. We have started her on the Y/D and will see how that goes as she is terribly picky.
https://vitalityscience.com/product/pet-food-recommendations/ Maybe this could help
My senior cat was prescribed methimazole as well. We switched him to raw diet combined with his meds, he lived 3 more years (17). According to the vet he outlived what they expected and died of natural causes.
@Clik I have used Y/D with great success in my cat.
wonderful! we are happy to hear that.
My 14 yr old kitty has HyperT as well. I’ve tried her on every food, supp including CBD and she will NOT eat her it if there is anything in it. I can put the exact same food (Taco Bell food as I call it) down and she’ll gobble it up. She throws up frequently and is hungry 24/7 she also has Pica and eats my glasses or chews on wood if i don’t feed her NOW all day long. She’s on a compound of Methimazole transdermal and i just don’t know what else i can do. i cant keep throwing money away with all these remedies she will not touch. i she will eat 3 cans of food a day and is still thin.
Hi Pamela.
I’m sorry to hear about your cat.
You don’t really have a question in here, but I’ll make a suggestion although you’ve probably tried it already. CBD from us at least and most others do have a flavor of cannabis plant material, and even a subtle one like our can be detected by cats.
Have you given enzymes with a syringe? Have you tried digestive enzymes? Sometimes this can help them get more nutrition out of their food.
You could try our blessed relief or Super Pet enzyme powder. They are both very flavorless.
https://vitalityscience.com/product/blessed-relief/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA1Km7BhC9ARIsAFZfEIvvlhNBWmcMhkDgLg4tP452aWnWuiZCjdo6F4lNWrGIVn-OdivlTvcaAtFYEALw_wcB
I wouldn’t stop the methimazole if it’s helping, as they become dependent on it.
Warmly
Robin