🐱 VetriScience Laboratories Vetri-Liver Feline: 120 Bite-Sized Chews for Optimal Liver Health Review

Check out the prices of this item online. That is very different. However, VeriScience is a great product and your pet will benefit if your vet recommends it to you.

Based on other reviews I was concerned that my diabetic cat would not like it or become dehydrated but he eats it in one gulp without even chewing so he doesn't eat. unimportant. We use it to boost his injections and as a taurine supplement and he's totally hooked. You must keep them in a large mailbox after opening as the packaging does not seal well.

My cat doesn't like these vitamins after eating the first sachet but will still eat them when she runs out of food. I recommend cutting the vitamins into chunks - I usually cut one in half and then into 3 pieces for a total of 6 small pieces. Makes eating easier. (I use kitchen scissors to cut them.) My cat has liver problems (hepatic microvascular dysplasia) and hopefully these pills will help prolong her life.

I hope our cat is receiving all of the nutritional benefits of this product as recommended by our veterinarian. It's in a chewable form, which is our problem. If only it was in the form of a gel capsule, our life would be much easier. Our cat absolutely hates the smell and taste of these chewing gums and will certainly not chew them. We need to cut the gum in half (120 pieces) (240 halves) and roll each half into a ball, grease it with oil and press it into the cat's throat. That's a lot of…

Despite some reviews claiming human chewing is very hard I took a chance because my cat needed something to help with his liver problems but he can't take the pills . After all, some reviews said they were boring, so why not try them? It was the wrong game. The only way to eat these gummies is to crush them with a hammer and sprinkle them on food. So very disappointing. Perhaps VetriScience Laboratories should exclude CHEW from their description as they are not tough at all. My search for…

The product is good, it did what it was supposed to do, ie normalized liver levels. But my older cat can't eat them because they get hard about a week after opening the package. They get so dry and hard that I have to crumble them to eat, sometimes even that is difficult because they are so dry and hard. The solution we found is to put two of your gummy bears in a cup of medicine, cover them with water, let them sit for about 24 hours to fully dissolve, and pour them like gravy over the food to