A suspension of microscopic silver particles in a liquid base, intended for feline use, is marketed under the premise that it possesses antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. Advocates suggest it can be administered orally or topically for a variety of ailments affecting felines. An example of its purported application includes the treatment of minor skin irritations or as a supplement to support the immune system.
Throughout history, silver has been recognized for its potential antimicrobial effects. Some proponents believe that these properties can translate into health benefits for felines, such as supporting wound healing and combating infections. However, rigorous scientific evidence substantiating these claims specifically in cats remains limited and requires careful consideration.
