• MaxPaw cat supplement packaging with tablets, highlighting an effective oral treatment formula for feline stomatitis and chronic gum inflammation.
  • Common symptoms of feline stomatitis in cats
  • MaxPaw StomaHeal antiviral therapy for feline stomatitis
  • MaxPaw StomaHeal back label with dosage and usage information
  • How StomaHeal works for feline stomatitis support
  • StomaHeal feline stomatitis before-and-after illustration comparing drooling, gum inflammation, oral ulcers and appetite recovery in cats
  • The StomaHeal dosage and feeding guide for feline stomatitis lists the twice-daily tablet dosages for cats weighing under 10 pounds and those weighing 10 pounds or more.
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StomaHeal - Antiviral Therapy for Feline Stomatitis

StomaHeal - Antiviral Therapy for Feline Stomatitis

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Size

Box Guide: Each box contains 10 tablets

How to give: 2 doses daily — morning + evening.

Under 10 lbs 1 tablet/dose · 2 tablets/day
10 lbs and over 2 tablets/dose · 4 tablets/day
Option
Under 10 lbs
10 lbs+
1 Box
About 5 days
About 2.5 days
2 Boxes
About 10 days
About 5 days
4 Boxes
About 20 days
About 10 days

Tip: Choose based on weight and expected treatment duration.

Product Information +
MaxPaw StomaHeal™ - Antiviral Therapy for Feline Stomatitis
MaxPaw StomaHeal™ is an advanced, feline-specific antiviral therapy specifically formulated to treat Feline Stomatitis and chronic oral inflammation.
Feline stomatitis is a complex and devastating disease that can be triggered by a variety of different viral infections or mixed viral-immune responses. StomaHeal™ does not just target a single, specific virus; it is designed as an all-inclusive antiviral solution to combat the underlying viral loads that trigger oral inflammation, regardless of the specific viral origin.
Unlike standard treatments that merely mask the pain, StomaHeal™ goes directly to the root cause to stop viral activity, eliminate chronic inflammation, and restore your cat's oral health.
Versatile Support for All Types of Feline Stomatitis
Whether your cat's oral condition is caused by a single stubborn virus, a co-infection, or chronic immune-mediated responses, StomaHeal™ provides powerful, comprehensive support.
Commonly searched conditions like feline stomatitis, cat gingivitis, caudal stomatitis, and chronic oral ulcers all benefit from the targeted therapy that StomaHeal™ delivers.
Is Your Cat Suffering from These Stomatitis Symptoms?
Feline stomatitis causes extreme, agonizing pain. Watch for these common signs in your cat:
  • Severe, bright red, or bleeding gums (Gingivitis)
  • Painful, open ulcers on the tongue, gums, roof of the mouth, or back of the throat (Caudal Stomatitis)
  • Excessive, thick, or bloody drooling
  • Severe bad breath (halitosis)
  • Pawing at the mouth, crying out while eating, or running away from the food bowl
  • Reduced appetite, difficulty swallowing, and sudden weight loss
If left untreated, these symptoms can become chronic and resistant, severely reducing your cat's quality of life.
How MaxPaw StomaHeal™ Works
By introducing a potent antiviral mechanism tailored specifically and safely for feline biology, StomaHeal™ works by:
  • All-Inclusive Viral Inhibition: Stopping viral replication and reducing the overall viral burden in the oral tissues, no matter which virus is driving the inflammation.
  • Deep-Tissue Inflammation Control: Calming the hyper-inflammatory response in the gums and throat.
  • Accelerated Mucosal Healing: Supporting the rapid regeneration and healing of painful oral tissues and ulcers.
This makes StomaHeal™ the ultimate alternative or supportive choice for cats facing persistent oral disease, especially when antibiotics, steroids, or full-mouth extractions have failed to provide lasting relief.
Conditions Supported by StomaHeal™
With proper guidance, StomaHeal™ is highly effective for:
  • Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis (FCGS)
  • Severe Caudal Stomatitis (inflammation at the back of the mouth)
  • Chronic, recurring viral mouth ulcers and glossitis (tongue inflammation)
  • Juvenile onset gingivitis
  • Non-responsive oral inflammation post-extraction
Many cat parents report a dramatic turnaround in their cat's comfort, energy, and appetite within weeks of starting StomaHeal™.
Why Choose MaxPaw StomaHeal™?
  • Universal Antiviral Approach: Formulated to treat the viral root causes of stomatitis, addressing various viral factors rather than just one.
  • Root-Cause Resolution: Goes beyond temporary pain relief to halt the viral activity driving the disease.
  • Protects Quality of Life: Relieves the agony of chronic mouth pain so your cat can eat, groom, and live happily again.
Dosage & Usage Guide +
To achieve the best results for your cat, please follow the structured dosage and duration guidelines below based on their weight and the severity of their condition.
1. Daily Dosage Chart
Administer Twice Daily (Morning & Evening) according to your cat's weight:
Cat's Weight Dosage Per Serving Daily Frequency
Under 10 lbs 1 Tablet 2 times a day (Morning & Evening)
10 lbs and over 2 Tablets 2 times a day (Morning & Evening)
2. Recommended Treatment Duration
Feline stomatitis requires a consistent approach to completely lower the viral load and allow oral tissues to heal. Based on the severity of the oral inflammation, we recommend the following cycles:
  • Mild Conditions (4 – 6 Weeks): Characterized by slight redness along the gum line and occasional mild bad breath, while maintaining a normal appetite and behavior.
  • Moderate Conditions (6 – 8 Weeks): Characterized by noticeable gum inflammation, localized small mouth ulcers, occasional drooling, and mild hesitation or chewing on one side while eating.
  • Severe FCGS (Feline Chronic Gingivostomatitis) (8 – 12+ Weeks): Characterized by bright red, bleeding, or proliferative gums, extensive painful ulcers (especially at the caudal throat area), heavy thick drooling, crying out in pain, complete food refusal, and severe weight loss.
3. Important Tracking & Adjustment Guidance
Please monitor your cat’s clinical response closely during the cycle. You should contact us directly for professional guidance if you notice any signs that may indicate the current dosage or duration needs review, such as:
  • Persistent or returning drooling
  • Noticeable hesitation, crying out, or pain while chewing/swallowing
  • Stagnant or slow healing of visible oral ulcers
  • Continued or unintended weight loss
💬 Need a Personalized Plan?
Because every cat's immune system and viral load are unique, treatment duration may vary. Please contact us to get professional guidance to tailor the perfect recovery roadmap for your cat.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) +
Q1: Is MaxPaw StomaHeal™ only for cats with Feline Calicivirus (FCV)?
A: No. While many cases of oral disease involve calicivirus, feline stomatitis is complex and can be triggered by various viral infections or mixed immune responses. StomaHeal™ is designed as an all-inclusive antiviral solution that targets the underlying viral activity causing the inflammation, regardless of the specific viral origin. If your cat has stomatitis, StomaHeal™ can help.
Q2: How long does it take to see visible improvements?
A: Clinical responses vary depending on the severity of the condition. Many cat parents notice improvements in appetite, energy, and reduced drooling within the first 2 to 4 weeks. However, for complete tissue healing and long-term relief, it is crucial to complete the recommended cycle (4–6 weeks for mild, 6–8 weeks for moderate, and 8–12+ weeks for severe FCGS).
Q3: Can I stop giving StomaHeal™ as soon as my cat's symptoms disappear?
A: We strongly recommend completing the suggested treatment duration even if symptoms clear up early. Stopping too soon can allow the remaining viral load to rebound, which may cause the stomatitis and mouth ulcers to return. Finish the full cycle to ensure deep-tissue recovery.
Q4: What should I do if my cat still seems to be in pain or is still drooling after a few weeks?
A: Persistent drooling, weight loss, or hesitation while eating can be signs that the current dosage or duration needs to be reviewed based on your cat's specific viral load. If you notice slow healing or returning discomfort, please contact us directly for professional guidance so we can help you review and adjust the plan.
Q5: Can StomaHeal™ be used if my cat has already had full-mouth teeth extractions?
A: Yes. Many cats continue to suffer from severe caudal stomatitis (inflammation at the back of the mouth) even after undergoing full-mouth extractions due to persistent viral activity in the tissues. StomaHeal™ is highly effective for non-responsive, post-extraction oral inflammation.

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Feline Stomatitis Therapy

The Multi-Target Bio-Defense

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For cats with painful stomatitis, red swollen gums, drooling, mouth ulcers, or eating hesitation.

Does this sound familiar?

Cat hesitating to eat because of painful feline stomatitis

Pain While Eating

Hesitates near food or stops after a few bites.

Cat with red swollen gums from feline stomatitis

Red Swollen Gums

Visible gum redness, swelling, or oral inflammation.

Cat drooling with mouth discomfort caused by feline stomatitis

Drooling & Bad Breath

Wet mouth, saliva, odor, or visible discomfort.

Cat with appetite loss and weight loss from feline stomatitis

Appetite / Weight Loss

Eats less, loses weight, or looks low-energy.

01 / Helps Calm Oral Inflammation

Helps reduce the inflammatory response behind red, swollen, painful gums.

02 / Supports Gum & Mouth Comfort

Supports the irritated oral surface so cats may eat with less discomfort.

Targeted Oral Formula Tablet

03 / Targets the Viral Background

Designed for stomatitis cases where viral activity may be part of the problem.

04 / A Non-Steroid Treatment Option

Provides a targeted treatment path beyond routine oral care or short-term symptom relief.

Twice Daily (Morning & Evening)
Under 10 lbs: 1 Tablet Per Dose
10 lbs and over: 2 Tablets Per Dose
Clinical Lifecycle

The Step-by-Step Pathway

*Note: The recovery timeline may vary depending on the severity of your cat's oral condition. Please follow the continuous treatment plan for optimal results.
Initial Vascular Decongestion
Internal Process

Vascular Decongestion

Active ingredients enter the bloodstream and concentrate along the alveolar bone, commanding hyper-congested capillaries to contract.

Observable Changes

Secretory Calm

Thick, painful ropy drooling and pink oral leakage drop significantly. The aggressive breath odor from tissue decay begins to clear.

PRODUCT COMPARISON

How Stomaheal Redefines Stomatitis Care

A non-invasive approach to managing chronic feline oral discomfort.

Features
Traditional Care(Steroids / Extraction)
Stomaheal Therapy(Targeted Bio-Defense)
Approach ✕
Symptom masking or bone trauma.
 ✓
Non-invasive self-renewal.
Root Cause ✕
Fails to target viral triggers.
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Limits viral overgrowth.
Trauma ✕
Severe surgical pain & stress.
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Zero physical trauma.
Safety ✕
Risk of long-term organ strain.
Accumulation-free & safe.
Relapse ✕
No alternative if it returns.
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Saves non-responsive cases.
CUSTOMER SPOTLIGHT REAL RECOVERY STORIES

Beating Feline Stomatitis

Luna Luna's Journey
★★★★★

“An absolute miracle, saved her from extraction!

I was literally crying every time Luna tried to eat. Her stomatitis was so severe she'd hiss at her food bowl and hide. Stomaheal was a total lifesaver. In just 3 weeks, the angry redness in her gums completely vanished. She's back to her playful self.

Sarah M., TX ✓ Verified Purchase
Oliver Oliver's Journey
★★★★★

“No more bloody drool or foul odor. He can eat!

Oliver was drooling constantly and losing weight rapidly because it hurt too much to chew. Steroids only masked it. After a month, his mouth is 100% healed. No more bloody saliva or hiding. He's gaining weight and so happy.

David K., CA ✓ Verified Purchase
Milo Milo's Journey
★★★★★

“Our last resort before a surgical nightmare.

Milo suffered from chronic stomatitis for over a grueling year. This was our last resort before scheduling aggressive surgery. The turnaround is unbelievable—his vet confirmed the oral inflammation is fully resolved!

Jessica T., FL ✓ Verified Purchase
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