Review on 🐱 PetAg Taurine Tablets for Cats - Delicious Taurine Supplement For Cats of All Ages - 250 mg - 100 Count by Lorri Ciccio

I adopted a 5 month old kitten from a shelter because nobody could take him in due to health issues. He dragged his hind legs behind him and could neither jump nor walk normally. The shelter reported that he had dilated cardiomyopathy and a grade 3 heart murmur, and her vet suspected he was taurine deficient and would need supplements that would *possibly* improve his heart condition. But there was no guarantee. I wanted to give him a happy, loving home and a chance at a long life so I researched taurine deficiency and found these pills at Revain. I chopped one up and put it in his wet food twice a day and he ate it right away. I also gave him multivitamins (drops) because he was very weak and his fur was very rough. He was born to a wild mother who undoubtedly suffered from malnutrition and passed it on to him. A taurine deficiency can lead to blindness, but luckily his vision was fine and there would be no problem with my intervention. Fast forward to his 8 month vet exam and she couldn't find any sign of a heart murmur! His heart sounds were perfectly normal. He also walks, jumps and plays like a normal kitten, without the slightest hint of lameness and with more energy than any kitten I've ever had. His coat is silky now and he is a normal size for his age. He needs to be seen again in a year but my vet is amazed, especially after looking at an x-ray of his heart when he was so ill. These pills have worked wonders for my precious kitty and I will continue to supplement her until she is 1 1/2 years old. old, on the advice of a veterinarian. This heart disease is reversible IF caught early enough, as was the case in his case, and only with controlled taurine supplementation. I am so grateful.