NaturVet Supports Function Enhanced Antioxidants Review

I bought another brand that was more expensive so I was glad to find this one to save some money. My older cat that I bought it for didn't touch it. So I figured I'd just give them to my young cats to get rid of. You won't be touched either! Only one of my cats is known to be picky, so if all three reject her, it's unlikely that other cats will like her.

It looks like all joint gels (both from this manufacturer and others) have been out of stock for several months! And that's a good thing, because these little treats have become clearer and more convenient. If your cat wrinkled their nose when they ate them as a treat, simply crumble them up and mix them into their wet food. I haven't noticed any difference in my cats' behavior or health since I switched almost a year ago.

I bought these mainly for my 10 year old cat who has bad hips and had several teeth pulled. These treats were too big for him and even his brother, who has good teeth, couldn't chew them. I cut them into smaller pieces - something I think you need to do with all pieces at the very beginning before they are completely dry - and the cat still wasn't attracted enough to eat them. It fails on both the medical and the taste side.

My rather fat Maine Coon has been eating them a bit reluctantly for a few months now. I only give him once a day so he doesn't throw up. So I wasn't expecting quick improvements. The other day he jumped onto the roof of my pavilion. yes the roof It's true that he was trying to outrun a wandering skunk (he's a huge baby too), but a few months ago he wasn't that agile. I will continue to give them to him; He doesn't like them but if I leave one on the floor long enough he'll surely eat it since…

They have all the right ingredients, but the treats themselves are too big for most cats, and even when I broke them apart I threw them up after a few days. She eats other brands of joint supplements well, so I switched to another. The one in the orange bag seems to be her favorite. After all, it is only an effective supplement if it is actually consumed. She's not at all picky about her food, so it must taste really unappetizing, but I didn't have the guts to find out firsthand. Bye. There's…

We have a 4 year old male Maine Coon who has been suffering from horrific bladder infections (not infections) for the past year or two which has resulted in him undergoing radical surgery to ensure he is healthy no sand or crystals are left. will block the flow of his urine. I read that kosekin can help a lot and my vet agreed so I bought hip and wrist bands about 4 months ago. My cat loves the taste and texture but I limit it to 2 a day. He's also on a UT wet and dry diet, which sure helps…

My 12 year old kitty loves these treats. They practically melt in his mouth so he doesn't have to chew them much. Due to the softness and size of the treats, it occasionally throws pieces out of its mouth. They're a bit big, but cutting or breaking them isn't an option as they crumble into a bunch of crumbs. He didn't choke on it, so I think they're fine. I suppose if you're worried about choking you can always soak them and serve them in a bowl. I recommend this treat for every cat. Especially