Review on 🐱 Liqui-Tinic 4x: Highly Palatable Vitamin and Iron Supplement for Dogs, Cats, Puppies & Kittens, 2 oz. by Tony Blanco

Haven't noticed a difference in my cat yet. But he's going to have a test, so I'm hoping his blood test will show if it's helping. I was hoping his nose would turn a darker shade of pink. Update (12/19/17): I haven't noticed much of a difference in my cat so far and his blood work hasn't improved much. The vet said to increase the dose slightly. I've been increasing his dose over the past few weeks. More waiting to be seen. In general, at least there's no harm in trying :) Ps. I've noticed that he prefers to mix it with tuna like it's in BFF cans, but its rich flavor is hard to mask with other foods he likes, like Waruva Kawabooty (spelling?). 2nd Update: After following the vet's instructions to increase the dosage because my cat is much larger than an average kitten, I am pleased to report that my kitten has improved greatly! His blood test shows a significant improvement! And while I've read that his nose should be darker, that doesn't always seem to be the case. I am so glad I chose this product! I just didn't want to give too much, so it took a little longer to get the desired results. So I've now changed my rating to reflect the result. I definitely learned a good lesson in patience! If your kitten needs iron supplements, try this, consult your vet and consider your cat's weight. My large kitten is about 24 inches long and weighs about 28 pounds. He owes his size to his belonging to a Maine Coon.