🐱 Animaux – Natural Cat Vitamins: Boost Immunity, Protect Cells, Healthy Skin and Coat – 120 Chewable Tablets Review

She has liver failure which we are best treating with medication and supplements. These vitamins really cheered her up. You are doing great! Good quality. You will not harm your sensitive stomach. She swallows them very quickly.

First of all the smell is awful but my cat doesn't mind and seems to like it (so 5 for smell for him). Interestingly, my cat knows to get it in the morning and if my wife or I forget, she will push her food bowl until we give her a vitamin. His eyes are much brighter and he has more energy. You can't say he's 14 years old. We just split the pill in half to give him to eat. The tablet roars. Good job by the producers

I bought this to make my cat who has cancer feel good. I've given it to other cats too. I had to break them up a bit as they are very large vitamins, but even my pickiest (seriously, she doesn't eat anything other than a very specific taste, texture and brand of canned food!) cat has them like her eaten life depended on it! The vitamins worked great! My cats had luxurious coats, no more shedding, and my Cancer kitty had kitty energy until the day we had to let her go. I now have another cat who

Almost a year ago today, the vet said Hank had a month to live due to a cancerous tumor on his cheek. Went home, googled cat cancer pills and found this product. Needless to say, the photos speak for themselves. After about 2 weeks of taking 2 pills a day, his swelling went away. I continued to give him 2 pills a day until the bottle was empty. Then, as the product says, I switched to 1 tablet a day. I don't write reviews but I'm still buying my fourth bottle of this and I feel like this…

I haven't noticed any noticeable health benefits for my cats but they enjoy the vitamins. When I come home from work, they always pressure me and beg for food before lunch. Now when I get home I give them one vitamin at a time and it calms them down just enough that they stop pushing me when I sit down and tripping when I try to walk. They still howl and chase me when I go into the kitchen because those vitamins aren't miracles. It is enough to calm her down for half an hour between my arrival…

We have a 15 year old kitten with cancer (GI Lymphoma). He LOVES these vitamin "treats". Our vet recommended vitamin B supplementation because when he has gastrointestinal lymphoma, his body cannot absorb enough vitamins from his regular diet. Our vet warned us that cats don't usually like the taste of B vitamins. We tried different brands and our kitty told us to talk with the paw. I'm not going to force a hospice cat to take a pill a day, and I didn't want my already picky eater to distrust…

One of my cats was recently diagnosed with lymphoma. Before that we thought it was VZK. She loses weight due to insufficient absorption of nutrients from food. I've only given her 2 chewable tablets so I can't comment on energy levels or improvements yet, but wanted to say that this is the first supplement she will actually take. I have tried sooo many supplements. Maybe she tries once, but never again. Most of the time she just walks away. I'll update this later to comment on any improvements…