VetriScience 27+ Active Health Multivitamin for Dogs – Vet-Formulated Daily Tablets with Antioxidants, Omega Fatty Acids & B Vitamins,Supports Heart, Brain, Skin, Joint Health | Fish, 30 Count

She's eating them but not enthusiastically. I will give her no choice if she begins to resist. For example, today, she ate 3/4 of it then left the last quarter. I tried to get her to eat it, but not interested, so I put it in her mouth. She swollowed it right down. Next time, I will quarter it before offering it to her, maybe that will help.UPDATE.... She smells it and then refuses to eat it. I have no choice but to put it down her throat. I will not purchase again, it's too stressful to deal with. On the upside, she is gaining weight which is what she needs. She is now a healthy 8.1 pounds from 6.4 pounds. So there's a plus to the fights. I will continue to fight until I find a better alternative.UPDATE ON THE UPDATE.....She still doesn't like them so I do have to force them on her but I must say, I see a marked improvement in her appetite, her grooming habits, her coat, etc. I am unsure if I will buy again, I am going to try getting a masking product, grind the vitamins, put them together and hope she eats them willingly. I just hate fighting with her to improve her health. Neither of us need the stress.I am doing another update on my previous reviews. With the help of Pill Pockets, there is never an issue with feeding her, her vitamins. Now that we are more than half way through the bottle, I am noticing a big difference in her. Her appetite is increasing, her coat looks much better, her hair is no longer falling out in droves. She looks very well. She still doesn't do much for grooming so I help her by combing her out. But she is doing some more grooming than before. Since she is a senior, she still does sleep a lot, but that's to be expected. I do see her play more than she did before when she is awake. All in all, I see a marked improvement in her. I will be buying more after all. Plus I changed the number of stars because of all the positive changes that I've see in my girl. I do recommend these vitamins for Senior cats. I'm a happy momcat.FINAL UPDATE.......I did purchase another bottle because my girl has improved so much with them. I will continue to purchase as long as I can. Hopefully, this bottle won't smell like Cod Liver Oil and I can get my girl to eat it willingly. That would be a huge plus.

My cat, Aurora, receives one with her food every morning. I've been giving her this brand of vitamins for almost two years. Aurora is a very picky eater, but usually always eats the vitamin with her food. She may leave it if she isn't that hungry and doesn't eat all her food, but she always successfully eats it at the end of the day without much trouble. As for her being healthy, her vet always compliments her fur and her good bill of health; however, this is only one step of keeping your cat healthy. Ensure you're providing a mositire rich based diet and giving other nutrients rich foods/treats. At a point when I had to provide Aurora dry food due to finances, Aurora had a lot more problems eating the vitamin. Switching back to wet food helps so much in ensuring she eats her vitamin.

I recently bought these for all of my furry companions. I have four cats and a dog. I bought three bags one dog, one adult cat and one senior cat as my cats range in age. My senior cat who has gotten pretty fussie in her old age eats the vitamin happily. My youngest cat who recently became an adult ate one but since I've had to crumble it up and hide it in her wet food like my boys. She still sniffs it and tastes it but won't eat it. My boys aren't big treat cats even with wet food they only really like the juice so I'm trying different things to try and get them the full dosage. My dog loves them just like nutrvet's no scoot anal glad support.I work in a Pet Store and I can tell you we have probably two dog multivitamins and one cat multivitamin and they are over $20. For those on a budget these work just fine. Some of my first bag of the regular adult multivitamin are broken and a little dust in the bad but honestly I see it a lot in animal treats and food. Unfortunately bagged or boxed food/treats like this always get like that when just tossed around by delivery drivers. Integrity of the product is hard to blame on the manufacturer when delivery conditions are out of their hands. I am overall satisfied with the product it's smell is no were as bad as the glucosamine powder I got for my Norwegian Forest cat so it's easier to mask.

I have several +15 y/o senior cats that started losing muscle mass & were less energetic so the vet recommended I start giving them a multivitamin.I purchased the Senior Cat Multivitamin Chewable Tablets as they’re more cost-effective than the chewable treats.The problem is that none of my cats would eat the tablet, not even the one we call “garbage disposal” bc he’ll basically eat anything. So, I used a pill crusher & mixed it with their wet food & now they all love it.I’ve included pictures showing the pill crusher & the tablet next to a Temptations treat & a Cheerios for size reference. I’ve been using them for about a month & they’ve already gained some weight, they’re more energetic (even playful), & their coats are shinier. I have now added them to my monthly subscribe & save delivery.

These are fowl. Smell awful like a chemical and my cats won’t eat them. Tried crushing it into food and they still won’t eat it, I imagine because of the smell. Don’t waste your money. They should have given them a flavor like a treat.

My cat sniffed and said NOPE.Won’t let me return.

I bought this for our cat Bree to see if it will help her grow back her fur after her overgrooming her backside bald. It has helped her her bald spots are gone. I grind it up and mix it in her wet food and she has no problem with the taste. I give her one pill a day and her energy is increased my cat is 12 years old now so I want her nutrition to be better