Nu Cat Multivitamin

Works as stated

The smell is terrible so it affects the flavor but if you crush it up in some wet food they barely notice so it’s not a big deal. Bought this product as we have an FIP survivor cat and diabetes who needs this extra boost to his immune system. Will buy again as it has all the nutrients he needs to continue to live a healthy life!

probably a good product, but my cat won't eat this product. I have a few ferrel cats that eat it no problem.

Both my cats will eat these, one is very picky and turns his nose up to a lot of other ones I have tried but these he will eat. The soft ones in the bag smell HORRIBLE but the cats still eat them! The ones in the container dont have a smell and look more like a pill- I just mix it in with their wet food and they eat it fine. I feel good about giving them a multivitamin- I dont know how necessary it really is but I'm glad there are options

Arrived pulverized, not individual servings.Plus, it smells nasty to my cats n to me.

My cat doesn't seem to mind these if they're mixed up in wet food, otherwise she refuses to eat them plain and as a treat. They seem to have helped her skin, fur, teeth and energy in the couple months I've given her these daily, and I'll continue giving them to her as long as she doesn't know they're there (and I have to figure out a new way to trick her)

I was afraid from reading some of the reviews about how people cats did not like it but I went with my better judgment and brought them anyhow. So when the package came in the mail I was ready to open it and my cats actually love them and I'm happy because they need them.

I purchased a few packages of these chews for my almost 13-year-old cat. While she's in tip-top shape for her age, I would prefer to take a more preventive or precautionary approach toward her physical and mental health rather than wait until something happens to take action. I want her to feel good, she means everything to me.The Multivitamin pack was 1 of 3 packages I bought. The others were Composure and Furballs. My little 4-legged friend has a longstanding history of anxiety, which manifests as constant licking and nibbling on tufts of fur. These tufts magically reappear as hairballs on my carpet. Because she has hairballs so frequently, I wasn't sure if she was losing important vitamins and minerals as a result of upchucking. I purchased the Multivitamin pack for that specific reason, and the Composure pack to potentially help her get to a place where she would stop eating her fur. The Furball pack was a last resort.I actually gave her 1 Composure chew first. Poor thing could barely keep her head up, and she had a little difficulty walking. While the Composure chew did indeed calm her down considerably, a bit too much IMHO, the side effects she experienced were unpleasant. She must have thrown up at least 6 or 7 times that night, and that is atypical for her. A few days later I gave her 1 Multivitamin chew, hoping that her reaction to the Composure chew would be an isolated event. Wishful thinking. Similar to her experience with Composure, she was quite ill. I felt absolutely horrible, it took her a couple days to start eating again. I feel like her appetite has decreased overall, but her mood has improved and she looks to be in better spirits.As a result of my cat's experience with these chews, I rated this product 2 stars. It's difficult to review something based on the subjective experience of a cat, but I'm pretty sure she didn't like throwing up all night. While the chews may live up to their specifications, the disadvantages outweigh the advantages in this case. That said, not all cats will have the same reaction, but, as pet owners, it's important to be aware of how certain things may effect them since they can't tell us when they hurt.