Multivitamin for cats with taurine, powder 100 g

I bought a 100g jar to try. The powder doesn't clump. It's highly appreciated that the manufacturer warns about the importance of not exceeding the dose of fat-soluble vitamins.

It's great that the manufacturer warns about the risk of overdosing on fat-soluble vitamins. I always strictly measure the powder with the included scoop. My cat weighs 4.5 kg, so I stick to one spoonful a day following the chart. D3 and vitamin E are in good, effective doses. The powder doesn't clump; I mix it with pate.

The measuring scoop inside is a lifesaver, no need to weigh anything.

I wanted to give more for the biotin to improve coat growth. But the description strictly says not to exceed the norm due to vitamins A and D3. I had to stick strictly to the chart, and the effect took a bit longer to show.

I feed my cat a mixed diet, and I needed a quality supplementary feed for balance. The strict dosage chart is very helpful; now I'm absolutely sure I'm not giving too much D3. It's convenient that all feline characteristics are taken into account, right down to their inability to synthesize niacin. And the empty monomaterial packaging goes straight into my plastic recycling bin.

The included measuring scoop makes life so much easier. No need to weigh anything on kitchen scales, just measure according to the chart and add it to the bowl.

Everything is honestly laid out on the label, you can see every ingredient. I'm pleased with the inclusion of taurine, as it's essential for cats' vision and heart health.

Chelated zinc and iodine in the ingredients are an excellent addition to the basic diet.

Transparent ingredients with no hidden fillers, finally an honest manufacturer.

As an environmentalist, it was crucial for me to find a product with the right packaging. Fernpaw uses a monomaterial that is easily recycled in the EU, rather than complex plastics. Plus, it's produced in Europe, so the carbon footprint from transport is lower. The powder itself is high quality, containing biotin and zinc chelate. The cat eats it eagerly, and her coat looks better.

Good powder without any dyes... the cat eats it fine.

I have a large British Shorthair, I give 1.5 scoops a day as per the instructions. The powder is superb.

The idea of using EU-recyclable plastic is great, we sort our trash. However, the paper label with the ingredients started peeling off at the edges of the bag.

The biotin works. My cat stopped shedding so much, great stuff.

Having pre-formed retinol in the ingredients is rare, usually they cut corners and use carotene. Good job.

I like the eco-friendly approach with short delivery routes within the EU.

The plastic scoop gets heavily statically charged, so the powder sticks to the outer walls. I have to shake it off. But at least there are no filler bulk, only the necessary vitamins and taurine.

No artificial flavours, so it tastes of nothing and the cat eats around it. There must be a way to make a supplement appealing without additives.

The powder is easy to dose according to the weight chart. The cat eats it with appetite.

It mixes with jelly so-so, leaving small lumps. But the cat definitely needs the taurine.

I have a British Shorthair named Marsik, weighing 5.5 kg. The vitamin complex is excellent, especially the inclusion of pre-formed retinol and zinc chelate for the coat. I've been giving it for three weeks, and the shedding has decreased. The only downside is that the dosage chart has a norm for 4-5 kg and for 6+ kg. I have to eyeball something between one and one and a half scoops, and I'm afraid of overdosing on vitamin D3.

Our vet warned us about fat-soluble vitamins, saying cats absolutely must not exceed the norm for A and D3. The formula here is very well thought out, the dosages are safe if you follow the instructions. We have a British Shorthair, weighing 6 kilograms, I sprinkle exactly 1.5 scoops into his morning meal. The ingredient list is excellent, it even has niacin, which they can't produce on their own.

Honest ingredients, all percentages are listed. I didn't find any hidden fillers.

It puffs up dust when pouring it into the bowl. Otherwise, it's a good complex with no artificial colors.

The ingredients are listed in exact percentages, no deception. You can see exactly how much vitamin E and D3 there is. I dose strictly according to the chart on the label.

I read the formula first because my Bengal is sensitive. I carefully studied the ingredients before buying vitamins for my Bengal. The presence of zinc chelate and iodine specifically caught my attention right away. I was also impressed that niacin is added directly, since cats don’t produce enough of it from tryptophan. You can really feel Fernpaw’s serious scientific approach to developing the formula, not just an attempt to sell cheap fillers disguised as premium.

The weight chart on the label is super clear. I measure exactly one and a half scoops for my large 6.5 kg cat; the manufacturer has calculated everything down to the smallest detail.

Good product, made in Europe, so the transport distance is short. That inspires confidence in the freshness of the ingredients. My cat eats the powder with canned food and doesn’t turn his nose up at it.

Cats don't do without taurine, so I bought this supplement as a complementary food. The powder doesn’t have a strong smell, doesn’t clump at the bottom of the package, and the dose spoon is convenient.

The supplement is excellent and contains niacin, which cats don’t synthesize on their own. The downside is that the powder is grayish and doesn’t look very appetizing to me on wet food, although my cat eats it just fine.

They included ready-made retinol, since cats don’t absorb beta-carotene. Well done.

The closure broke after a couple of weeks. I poured the 100 g of vitamins into my own jar.

I noticed that after a course of B1 and B12 vitamins, my cat became less stressed. The powder is easy to dose with the included spoon, no need to weigh anything on scales.

I was looking specifically for a complementary feed without hidden fillers. The jar contains only what is stated on the label. My cat eats it without any problems, and her stool is normal.

The vet advised adding B vitamins, especially niacin, because my cat was having skin problems. This supplement takes into account exactly the fact that cats can’t synthesize it from tryptophan on their own. We’ve been using it for three weeks now; I add it to pâté. It’s convenient that the dose spoon is already included, so there’s no need to weigh anything.

Zinc chelate is absorbed very well, but the supplement smells a bit medicinal. Fortunately, there are no chemical flavorings in the formula to mask it.

The order arrived on time. The vitamins work; my Sphynx cat’s skin condition improved thanks to the zinc chelate. But when I opened the bag for the first time, the tear line went crooked and the zip lock was damaged. I had to pour the 100 grams into a container. It’s good that the product itself is high quality and free from unnecessary chemicals.

The B vitamins really helped support the health of my elderly cat.

I’m a veterinarian and often see overdoses of fat-soluble vitamins in my clients’ pets. This complementary food is pleasing because of its proper balance and clear instructions. The manufacturer emphasizes the importance of following the recommended amount for A and D3 for good reason. The measuring spoon helps prevent overuse. My own two cats eat the supplement without any problems; I mix it with minced meat.

It’s convenient that biotin, niacin, and taurine are all in one jar.

A 100-gram jar is too much for one 4 kg cat. I give one scoop a day and I’m afraid the expiration date will come before the powder runs out.

Our Maine Coon weighs 8 kg, so the vitamin consumption is huge, 1.5 scoops, and the package runs out quickly.

Niacin in the formula was the main criterion when buying. I’m happy with Fernpaw’s quality.

It’s great that the ingredients are honest and listed in percentages. no hidden fillers. i give it to my cat for prevention; vitamins D3 and E are in safe dosages here.

Honest percentages in the ingredients are great, but the font on the package is microscopic.

Vitamin d3 is dosed clearly according to the chart, the main thing is to follow the instructions.

Finally, a supplement where niacin is added intentionally! Cats hardly produce it themselves. I dose according to the chart, and the included dose spoon is very convenient.

A proper feline formula. Retinol instead of useless beta-carotene is a big plus.

The spoon gets very static; the vitamin powder sticks to the plastic and doesn’t shake off completely.

For me, the main thing is dosing it by weight. Taurine and iodine in the right proportions. I dose strictly by weight.

The powder is too fine and gets a bit dusty when I pour it over dry food.

Excellent addition to a natural diet. It has a good percentage of taurine, and a 100g pack lasts for several months for a single cat.

Good complementary feed for those on a mixed diet. It's great that all the percentages are honestly listed in the ingredients. The cats eat it without any issues.

It's quite difficult to find a good complementary feed in a powder format. This option from Fernpaw dissolves instantly in the broth from wet food.

Taurine is the foundation, it's great that it's listed first here.

The formula is well-thought-out, niacin is added for a good reason. But if you don't mix it thoroughly with wet food, the cat breathes in the dust from the surface of the food and starts sneezing at the bowl.

An excellent source of taurine in a convenient form. It is easy to measure with the included scoop. My cat is 4.5 kg, I measure one level scoop a day.

No dyes or preservatives. Just pure vitamins and taurine.

For my 5 kg cat, I give exactly one scoop. Very convenient!

I was looking for vitamins specifically with ready-made retinol, since felines don't absorb carotene. In this regard, Fernpaw is ideal, plus I'm happy about the absence of useless extras. I have two Sphynx cats, I add it to their wet food, and they eat it without any problems. The only downside is that the dose spoon was buried at the very bottom of the powder, I had to dig in there with a clean fork to find it.

I would prefer a metal tin, a monomaterial is still soft and gets dented. But the cats eat it well, and we are successfully making up for the tryptophan deficiency.

No hidden fillers, the actual percentages are right on the label.

Wet food with this powder is eaten up in no time. No chemical taste.

I have a Sphynx and needed vitamins for the skin. The niacin in the formula really helped. I give one scoop per 4.5 kg of weight, the results are visible.

Bought it for the amino acid support and the B vitamins. The ingredients are stated honestly, with no tricks.

A good source of biotin and zinc for a healthy coat.

Excellent taurine powder. I give half a scoop to my kitten (2.5 kg).

One hundred grams of powder is a pretty decent amount, it will last us a couple of months. The included measuring scoop is sturdy and helps scoop the product without overusing it.

Vitamin A in the form of retinol is a true sign of quality. Many cut corners and use carotene. I mix it with canned food, and my cat gobbles it up.

Great B vitamins and niacin. The coat has noticeably improved.

I was drawn to the fact that the Fernpaw brand put effort into the packaging. The monomaterial is easy to recycle here in the EU. And the fact that production is local is also a plus, resulting in a smaller carbon footprint due to shorter transportation. The cat tolerates the powder well, the main thing is not to give more than the recommended dose because of the D3. The biotin and B vitamins in the formula work great for the coat.

I'm very happy about the inclusion of zinc chelate and biotin, my Persian cat's coat has become noticeably less tangled. I measure it strictly according to the chart — 1 scoop per 4 kg of weight.

The powder mixes with canned food without any issues. No flavorings, so the cat doesn't suspect a thing. A great everyday source of taurine.

It's good that vitamins D3 and E are dosed strictly according to the animal's weight. An excess of fat-soluble vitamins can be harmful, and the dosing chart on the packaging is extremely clear.

Iodine and zinc chelate have noticeably improved the coat quality. However, for my 6.5 kg cat, the big-cat dose make the food portion too thick.

Retinol instead of carotene is a plus, but the powder itself clumps a little in the bag.

Thank you for the honest warning not to exceed the vitamin D3 dosage.

I appreciate that the zinc is in chelated form; it is absorbed better. No side effects at all.

It is convenient that the manufacturer took feline metabolism into account and added ready-made retinol instead of beta-carotene. This shows a thorough approach to creating the formula.

They added niacin, since cats do not synthesize it from tryptophan!

I give my large cat (almost 8 kg) 1.5 little scoops. No stool problems at all. It is great that they accounted for the need for niacin, which cats can't produce much of themselves.

We switched our cat to a natural diet and needed a supplementary feed for balance. I chose this one because of the straightforward label; there are no mystery filler here. Iodine, B vitamins (B1 and B12), and vitamin E are all in the right proportions. Our cat weighs 4.5 kg, and I give exactly one small scoop a day. The powder dissolves perfectly in broth, and the bowl is left empty.

The supplement is great, with no dyes or chemical smells. My picky Abyssinian (3 kg) eats her half measuring scoop with pate and does not notice it.

Precise dosing of D3 and E protects against hypervitaminosis. Excellent approach.

A good vitamin complex. It is important not to exceed the dose because of the fat-soluble vitamins A and D3, so the included measuring scoop is a real lifesaver.

It is convenient that the vitamin A here is already in the form of ready-made retinol.

Finally, manufacturers have started taking ecology seriously without unnecessary advertising greenwashing. The jar is made of pure monomaterial, so I can confidently take it to the local recycling center in our EU city. The composition itself is as transparent as possible, with all percentages listed on the label and no hidden filler placeholders. The supplement is excellent; it contains chelated zinc and iodine, which we needed to support the thyroid and coat. European production also inspires confidence in the quality of the ingredients.

The included measuring scoop is very convenient. Accurate dosing without waste.

An excellent multivitamin. The main advantage is ready-made vitamin A. Cats are carnivores; they do not need beta-carotene. Thanks to the manufacturer for a competent approach to biology.

I add this powder to homemade raw meat mixes. An excellent supplementary feed, it makes up for the lack of B vitamins and taurine. The grind is fine and mixes in easily.

The composition is transparent, with no hidden fillers. Only the necessary vitamins and trace elements.

I am happy there are no flavorings; my cat is eating a completely natural product.

I finally found a supplement with zinc chelate without a bunch of unclear fillers. Everything in the composition is clearly listed in percentages, with no hidden ingredients. It did not cause any allergies in my cat.

The packaging is eco-friendly and easy to recycle in Europe. The powder is high quality.

Cats do not make niacin from tryptophan, so this supplement is great.

All components are listed with percentages; nothing is hidden. I trust this approach.

Vitamins D3 and E are strictly dosed, so there is no need to worry about overdosing.

We bought it for the taurine plus the B-vitamin. The cat licks up the wet food, but the powder itself stays under the wet food.

The eco-friendly monomaterial packaging was the deciding factor. Plus an honest composition with percentages, so you immediately see what you are paying for. The cat likes it.

A very good product with no artificial flavorings or any preservatives. It was perfect for my allergic cat, and taurine in the diet certainly does not hurt.

Just pure B1 and B12 vitamins, they do the job perfectly.

The ingredients are transparent, with no hidden fillers. However, the daily portion size turns out to be really tiny, making it hard to distribute it evenly throughout the food.

The powder mixes easily into the paté and has no harsh chemical smell.

I appreciate the use of preformed retinol in the ingredients. Most cheap supplements use beta-carotene, which is practically useless for a cat's metabolism and isn't absorbed.

It's great that there's no beta-carotene, cats can't absorb it anyway.

Finally, a proper preformed retinol instead of plant-based carotene. Feline metabolism is genuinely taken into account here.

I have a 2.5 kg cat. Measuring exactly half a scoop with this measuring scoop is quite difficult, so I just have to eyeball it.

The ingredients are listed honestly, all percentages are specified. No hidden ingredients.

It's right that they use preformed retinol. But the bag itself is a bit too narrow; it's really awkward for a man's hand to reach inside with the scoop every day.

Honest ingredients with percentages, you can see exactly what you're buying for your pet.

Excellent supplementary feed. European production and a short transport route are important criteria for me. My cat eats the powder along with her morning portion of food.

Since it goes into raw food, I keep the spoon nearby. fine powder with no taste or smell. i mix it into raw meat, eats it perfectly. great that it contains iodine and vitamin b12.

My cat is large, weighing 6.5 kg. The standard dose of 1.5 scoops suited us perfectly. His coat is gleaming, and he sheds noticeably less.

I'm glad the supplement is produced in the EU. I trust the local quality standards.

The chelated zinc in the formula works great, the coat sheds less.

Taurine is essential for my cat. This powder is ideal as a supplement to meat.

The chelated form of zinc is absorbed by a cat's body far better than cheap, simple oxides. A very smart and modern choice of ingredients for a supplementary feed.

If you mix it just with water, the powder settles at the bottom of the bowl. you have to keep stirring it constantly.

The font for the weight table on the bag is very small, I had to get a magnifying glass to read it.

Precise dosing is a huge plus. The instructions clearly state how not to exceed the D3 limit. The measuring scoop is very helpful to avoid wasting the product.

I add it to raw food because of the iodine and taurine. it's good that there's a little scoop, otherwise i would have overdosed on vitamin d3. the cat is active, all good.

Our vet brought up niacin, so I checked that detail first. Our vet suggested adding niacin to their diet, since cats don't synthesize it properly from tryptophan, and they don't always get enough from food. I got Fernpaw to try and balance their diet. The powder is quite fine, smells absolutely neutral, without those terrible artificial flavorings that other brands are guilty of using. I have two 4 kg furballs, so I give them exactly one scoop each. They eat everything spotlessly clean along with their meat paté.

The packaging claim caught my eye before anything else. I've been looking for vitamins with proper eco-friendly packaging for a long time. This one uses a monomaterial that is easily recycled here in Germany. The complex itself is also excellent, I'm especially happy about the inclusion of niacin, since cats barely synthesize it from tryptophan. It comes with a scoop, making it very easy to dose for my two 4 kg cats — exactly one scoop each.

My cat weighs 3 kg, I give her exactly half a dose spoon. An excellent supplementary feed with taurine, her coat is looking better.

The formula with taurine and the correct vitamin A inspires trust; you can tell that European production cares about feline metabolism. However, the powder format turned out to be a bit problematic for us. My cat only eats dry food, and the powder just settles in the last bit of food. I have to dissolve it in water separately and give it via a syringe, which isn't very convenient.

I bought it for the vitamin B12 and niacin. The formula is honest, with all the percentages listed. The cat eats it fine if I mix it with his favorite pate.

Convenient weight chart on the tub. My fluffy guy weighs 4.2 kg, so I give him one level spoonful. The formula is balanced, so there definitely won’t be an excess of fat-soluble vitamins.

The powder dissolves well in wet food. The cat doesn’t even notice the trick. An excellent source of B vitamins and zinc.

For my Maine Coon Max, I checked a lot of brands before choosing a vitamin supplement where vitamin A is provided specifically as retinol instead of the plant version. Many brands cut corners and use the plant precursor, which cats barely absorb because of their metabolism. I’m glad your formula takes this into account. The included spoon is very helpful — for his 7 kg weight, I give exactly a spoon and a half according to the chart, so there’s no overdose of fat-soluble vitamins. It mixes into wet food without any problems.

I have a Maine Coon who weighs almost 7 kilograms, and finding the right vitamins for him is always a challenge. I had been looking for a supplement that takes into account the fact that cats do not absorb plant-source provitamin A because of how their bodies work. This one contains the usable form of vitamin A, which is a huge plus. I give it strictly according to the instructions, one full scoop plus a bit more a day, mixed into his morning portion of wet food. The cat eats it without any issues, and I haven’t noticed any digestive upset.

I was looking specifically for multivitamins with niacin. Cats can’t properly synthesize it from tryptophan, after all. The formula was developed with a real understanding of animal physiology.

I finally found a supplement for my cat without useless extras, artificial flavorings, or colorants. The formula on the package is listed completely honestly and in percentages, so you can immediately see how much zinc chelate, iodine, and other elements are inside. My cat has noticeably shed less after a month of use. She eats wet food with the powder mixed in down to the last bite. Very happy with the purchase.

The soft pouch doesn’t stand on the shelf and keeps falling over on its side.

Finally, proper vitamin A in the form of retinol! I had been looking for an option like this for a long time, without useless beta-carotene. The supplement is definitely worth the money.

I finally found a complementary feed where the formula is listed in percentages and there are no unclear fillers. Just useful substances like biotin and iodine. The powder doesn’t smell chemical, and there are no colorants either. My British Shorthair (5 kg) gets exactly one included scoop in his morning portion of food. He eats every bit of it. I’ll order more when these 100 g run out.

I always read ingredient lists. They did a good job here using ready-to-use retinol. Many cheap brands use beta-carotene, but for cats it’s basically a placebo.

The words “complementary feed” on the back get lost in the text. The powder works, and the biotin helps with shedding, but the instructions are laid out a bit chaotically.

I know that cats can’t synthesize enough niacin from tryptophan. It’s good that it’s added separately here. The product quality is excellent.

An excellent complex with B1 and B12 for older pets.

I read plenty of labels before settling on vitamins where vitamin A comes specifically in the form of retinol. Many manufacturers are guilty of adding carotene, which cats simply don’t absorb. I have two Maine Coons and give each the larger-cat amount a day. The dry mix is fine enough and mixes well into wet food; the cats eat it without fuss. I’m also pleased that there are no useless extras in the formula.

Half a measuring spoon a day supports my small cat’s activity levels.

I was looking for a supplement specifically to improve coat condition, without artificial flavorings. My picky Siamese cat eats this powder calmly if I mix it thoroughly into meat pate. The combination of biotin and zinc in chelated form works excellently. I also give it an extra plus for sustainability — European production with a short transport route is nice, as it means a smaller carbon footprint.

The right formula with niacin. cats barely make it themselves from tryptophan. I mix the powder into canned food every day.

I read plenty of labels before settling on vitamins where the formula contains preformed vitamin A rather than carotene. Cats are carnivores, after all, and plant-based provitamin A is barely absorbed by them. Plus, the dosage here is properly listed by the cat’s weight, so there’s no overdose of fat-soluble vitamins. I give my Maine Coon the larger-cat amount; he eats it fine if it’s mixed into wet food. The 100 g tub will last a long time.

A useful complex, but my cat sneezes if he sniffs the bowl before I mix it in.

I spent a long time carefully studying the market for supplements (complementary feed) for cats, since we use mixed feeding. What immediately stood out here was the complete absence of empty fillers and the extremely honest percentage breakdown on the tub. The fact that they added the usable form of vitamin A instead of plant-source provitamin A, which is completely useless for cats, speaks to the highly professional approach of the people who created the recipe. The included spoon is very convenient; you don’t have to sprinkle the powder by eye and risk your pet’s health.

Taurine in the formula is a huge plus. I give half a spoon a day.

Convenient 100-gram size, and the formula is listed as honestly as possible. there are no hidden ingredients, the percentages are clearly stated. the cat eats it without fuss.

Having taurine in the powder means there’s no need to buy it separately.

The formula is fully transparent. I like that all the percentages are listed and there are no hidden filler substances. A clean and straightforward product for animals.

Glad there's no beta-carotene in the ingredients. I've read that cats can't absorb it at all, so the preformed retinol here is very welcome.

We switched our cat to a homemade diet and needed a good supplemental feed. this powder worked perfectly. it's great that it's produced in Europe, a shorter supply chain is a plus for the environment. the jar is 100 grams, it lasts a while since our 3-kilo baby only needs half a measuring scoop a day. the cat doesn't even notice the powder in the food.

A clear warning about the possibility of a Vitamin A overdose is very responsible of the Fernpaw brand. Far from all pet food manufacturers mention this.

I liked the inclusion of iodine and zinc in an easily absorbable chelated form. The cat has become more active. The powder is odorless, I mix it with pate, and she eats everything without a trace.

I got it for the taurine and B-group (B1 and B12). My picky cat absolutely refuses to swallow pills, but this powder has no strong smell and is easily hidden in a pate. It's great that they added iodine and zinc. The packaging is convenient, and the included spoon doesn't get lost inside the powder. I recommend it to anyone looking for a balanced formula without unnecessary chemicals.

Besides the standard vitamins, it has iodine and D3. It's important not to overdo it, so the dose spoon in the jar is a real lifesaver.

I have two cats, one weighs 2.5 kg, the other about 5. It's very convenient that the manufacturer included a little scoop and provided a clear chart. I give the smaller one half a scoop, and the older one a full one. The powder mixes perfectly into wet food, the cats don't turn their noses up because there are no harsh artificial flavorings. An excellent supplemental feed with taurine.

Great that it's made in Europe. Less travel means a smaller carbon footprint. The powder itself is high quality, with biotin and vitamin E. The cat happily gobbles it up.

It's important not to exceed Vitamins D3 and E, so I would like a clear halfway mark on the scoop for half a dose. Measuring half a scoop by eye is a bit scary.

The included scoop is convenient, and the dosage is clear. But the powder itself sometimes gets static inside the recyclable packaging and sticks to the sides a bit.

Bought it because of the preformed retinol in the formula. This is important for cats.

No artificial colors, the powder looks and smells natural.

It's good that D3 and E are strictly dosed. The scoop gets very static from the powder.

For a 5 kg cat, I give exactly one scoop. Very simple.

Bought it because there are no artificial colors. The ingredient list is completely transparent. For a 2 kg cat, I give half a scoop and mix it into broth.

Eco-friendly packaging, but the pouch itself doesn't want to stand on the shelf, it falls over due to the narrow bottom.

An excellent complex with biotin and zinc chelate, I specifically got it to improve the coat quality of my Persian cat after seasonal shedding. Results are noticeable in about three weeks. A special plus to the Fernpaw brand for eco-friendliness. The monomaterial packaging is easy to recycle at our local sorting center, and it's produced in Europe, so the transport footprint is minimal. No dyes or flavorings, smells natural.

Production in Europe justifies the price, but the zip-lock constantly gets clogged with powder particles. I have to clean it out with a toothpick to seal the package tightly.

It was important to find a supplement specifically with zinc chelate and iodine.

I give 1.5 scoops for my 7 kg cat. the powder is awesome.

For a 4 kg weight, one measuring scoop is used. It lasts a long time.

Preformed retinol in the ingredients is a huge plus for cats.

The 100g jar turns out to be very economical for a single pet. The measuring scoop is already included inside, so you don't need to guess by eye or weigh anything.

The powder has a slight yeast smell, probably due to the B vitamins; the cat sniffed it for a long time.

The powder sticks to the cat's whiskers while eating. But the biotin really works.

No colorings or unnecessary smells. A clean product, and my cat likes it.

I support European production! A short transport route and an honest formula with no hidden additives are rare these days. My cat gobbles up his food with this powder with huge pleasure.

A very responsible approach to fat-soluble vitamins. The manufacturer clearly states that excess D3 and E is harmful and gives clear dosage guidelines.

It’s good that there are no artificial flavorings, but because of that my cat refused to eat it at first. I have to mix the powder very thoroughly into wet food.

A very well-thought-out approach to the formula. Many brands shove in carotene, forgetting that cats need retinol specifically. Here vitamin A is in the right form. I give it strictly according to the instructions: for 5 kg of weight, one level included scoop. I’m glad there are no colorings or preservatives. The 100 g jar will last a long time, completely happy with the purchase.

An excellent approach to dosing D3 and E. The instructions are clear, so I’m not afraid of overdosing.

We bought the supplement for our Maine Coon, Archie. It’s great that they took feline metabolism into account and didn’t shove in useless beta-carotene. The supplement works, the cat is active. I took off one star for the packaging: mono-material is great for EU ecology, but the bag rustles terribly loudly, and the cat gets scared by the sound in the mornings. I poured it into a jar.

The formula is honest, and taurine is included. But the powder itself has a specific pharmacy-like smell.

Quality supplementary feed for cats. The dry mix is fine enough and odorless.

It’s great that vitamins D3 and E are strictly dosed according to the chart.

I checked the active ingredients before adding it daily. Taurine and B vitamins in a convenient powder. For a 4.5 kg cat, I stick with exactly one spoon a day according to the chart.

It’s great that niacin is added directly! I read in veterinary articles that cats can’t synthesize enough of it from tryptophan.

The kitten weighs 2.5 kg, so I give half a dose spoon according to the instructions. The dry mix is fine enough and mixes easily. It’s good that the packaging is mono-material; I put it straight into recycling.

Regular vitamins, the spoon is small but convenient. I mix 1 measuring spoon for my cat (4 kg) straight into the jelly, she eats everything.

A very honest label, all the vitamin percentages are laid out as clearly as possible. There are no useless ash fillers in the formula that you simply overpay for.

Very convenient to dose with the measuring spoon for my 4 kg cat. No waste.

It’s hard to measure exactly half a spoon for a 2.5 kg kitten. The powder is good quality.

We bought it for the vitamin E and zinc. works great. the included spoon is a real lifesaver; before this I was always struggling with scales for other powders.

A wonderful complex with B1/B12. But I’d really like to see small trial packs of about 50 grams for sale. My cat eats it, but the taste might not suit someone else’s cat.

We feed our cat natural meat, so taurine and zinc chelate are absolutely necessary. Fernpaw powder does this job perfectly. The cat weighs almost 7 kg, so I give one and a half spoons every day. At first I was afraid of overdosing on fat-soluble vitamins, but the chart on the packaging is very clear, I just follow it strictly. No artificial flavorings, and the cat eats it normally.

No artificial flavorings or preservatives in the formula, everything is honest and shown in percentages. My cat doesn’t turn her nose up at food with this supplement, even though she is usually picky.

No colorings or preservatives. An ideal everyday supplementary feed.

A very convenient weight-based dosage chart on the packaging. My cat is 4 kg, so I give one level spoon.

I like the powder form more than tablets; it’s easier to hide in food. A 100 gram jar lasts a long time for one cat.

I was looking specifically for vitamins with ready-made retinol, not plant carotene, which felines don’t absorb. I found this option, completely happy with the purchase, and the cat feels great.

Excellent supplementary feed with iodine. The ingredient list is short and clear, nothing unnecessary.

The manufacturer honestly warns against exceeding the recommended daily intake of vitamins D3 and A, which is very important. My cat weighs 4.5 kg, I stick to one spoonful a day. The supplement itself is great, but the text with the dosage table on the back of the package is printed in a font that is way too small. People with poor eyesight struggle to read the gram amounts without a magnifying glass.

The cat didn't notice the powder in her food. Niacin and B12 are absorbed well.

The powder doesn't clump at all. I mix it with the liquid gravy from canned cat food. An excellent source of Vitamin E and biotin for a thick coat.

I bought this complex for my two cats. One weighs 3 kg and the other is almost 5. It's very convenient that the table clearly lays out the exact amounts for both - I give half a scoop to the smaller one and a full scoop to the older one. The powder itself is fine and has no clumps. It's great that taurine is included as a base ingredient, it's simply essential for the heart.

Bought a 100 g jar to try. I liked the absence of preservatives and the honest listing of percentages in the ingredients. The cat eats it with gusto, her coat has become noticeably shinier.

I really like the brand's eco-friendly approach: short transport distances and recyclable packaging. The formula without preservatives and flavorings is a plus, but because of this, the powder has a quite noticeable smell of B1/B12 vitamins. For the first three days, my cat refused to eat the food with this supplement, so I had to start with literally a tiny pinch and gradually work up to the full 1-scoop norm.

The B-vitamin smell is quite strong, but the cat eats the supplement just fine.

Convenient weight-based dosage table, it's impossible to get confused or give too much.

I compared labels for ages before buying a supplement where the manufacturer truly understands feline physiology. Mass-market brands usually stuff in cheap plant-source provitamin A, which cats simply cannot absorb, but this formula contains proper, the usable form of vitamin A. A 100-gram jar will last my eight-year-old Siamese a long time. I add the powder directly to wet food in the mornings, palatability is excellent, and the cat never refuses it. I'm glad the ingredients are listed honestly, with percentages and without any mysterious blends.

I like the fully transparent ingredient list with percentages indicated. No secret blends, you can clearly see exactly how much taurine and biotin your pet is getting every day.

1/2 scoop for a 2.5 kg cat — very convenient to give with wet food.

I have a very miniature cat, she weighs only 2.5 kg. According to the table, I give exactly half a measuring scoop. Very clear instructions, thanks to the manufacturer Fernpaw.

A good complex with the heart/eye support and iodine. The small scoop makes it convenient to measure out the right amount. My 5 kg British Shorthair takes exactly one scoop.

You need to mix it with water; if you just sprinkle it on dry food, it all settles at the bottom.

The powder format is much more convenient than trying to shove a pill down a cat's throat.

There are no hidden fillers, just the pure stated ingredients.

Manufactured in Europe, short transport distance. It's important for me to support local production. The multivitamin powder itself dissolves perfectly in wet food, and the cat isn't picky about it.

I mix it with wet food, he eats it fine. No artificial flavor smell.

I'm glad there are no artificial dyes in the formula. The powder looks natural and smells neutral. Vitamins B1 and B12 work great, the cat has become more active.

The included measuring scoop makes life so much easier. I measure exactly according to the table.

The weight-based table is very clear. My cat weighs 4.5 kg, I stick to one spoonful a day. No need to worry about a Vitamin D3 overdose.

A clean formula without any junk, but it doesn't dissolve instantly in wet food straight from the fridge. I have to spend a minute rubbing the clumps apart.

Powder without dyes, I simply mix it into the morning paté.

The mono-material packaging is awesome, I just toss it in the blue recycling bin. The cat likes the powder itself, eats it without any problems.

The 100 g size turned out to be a bit too large for my one cat. According to the chart, the dosage is only half a spoon for 3 kg, so I’m afraid the powder will go damp before I use it up. It’s good that the packaging is made from a monomaterial.

Honest ingredients, with no hidden fillers. My cat eats the supplement without fuss. I recommend Fernpaw.

A wonderful product if you prepare your cat’s food yourself. With this powder, I feel confident about the iodine and vitamin A levels. The jar is high quality and recyclable.

It’s good that they added taurine, as it’s vital for cats. However, my picky cat sometimes leaves the part of the sauce where the powder has settled in the last bit of food. I have to split the dose into two servings.

Clear instructions, so you don’t accidentally exceed the vitamin A dosage.

Got it because of the taurine in the ingredients. my cat eats dry food but I decided to add this as a preventive measure. the powder is good, the included scoop helps so you don’t add too much

Zinc chelate in the formula is very useful. High-quality powder, no chemicals.

I have a Maine Coon weighing 7 kg, so I give a spoon and a half a day according to the chart. I was very pleased that the manufacturer takes feline metabolism into account and adds retinol instead of the plant version instead of useless the plant precursor. This is rare even in expensive supplements. The powder is very light and mixes well into wet food, and my cat eats it without any problems. The formula is transparent, with every percentage clearly shown.

No artificial colorings, the powder has a natural color. My cat eats it with pleasure.

The biotin had an excellent effect on the coat; it became noticeably shinier.

Convenient 100 g jar with a spoon. I’m glad they added ready-to-use vitamin A (retinol), since cats don’t absorb plant carotene.

Zinc and iodine are at the right level. cat eats it, no side effects, I recommend it.

The 100 g jar is used up economically. For my 5 kg cat, exactly 1 measuring spoon a day is needed, so it will last for several months. No colorings inside.

Excellent complementary feed, vitamin E and iodine in the right proportions.

I was won over by the fact that it’s made in Europe and doesn’t have to travel far. Sustainability is important to me, so the monomaterial packaging, which can actually be recycled in the EU, was the deciding factor. The vitamins themselves are excellent, and the 100 gram jar lasts a long time. I give my Siberian cat (4.5 kg) exactly one spoon, as shown in the chart. Her coat has started to look better.

I bought it mainly because of the taurine and vitamins B1/B12. The powder format is very convenient; I just sprinkle it on top of the food. The 100 gram jar is quite economical for one cat.

No artificial flavorings, the powder smells neutral, and my cat doesn’t refuse her food.

I have a 7 kg British cat, I give one and a half spoons as instructed. it’s convenient that the spoon is included, no need to guess the dose.

Clear chart on the jar. I have a big 6.5 kg guy, I sprinkle one and a half spoons as written. cat feels great, no allergy to the powder.

If you don’t mix the powder with water, it clumps in wet food. Otherwise everything is fine.

100 grams is a lot for one small cat, I’m afraid it will expire.

Chelated zinc is absorbed better than regular zinc, I bought it specifically because of that.

I store the supplement in the refrigerator, and because there are no preservatives, the powder started to clump slightly after a couple of weeks. It doesn’t seem to affect its properties, but it has become harder to dose.

For my cat, who weighs 2.5 kg, I need to give half a measuring spoon. It’s a shame there’s no line or mark inside the spoon, so I have to measure out the half dose purely by eye.

An excellent approach to fat-soluble vitamins. The packaging clearly states how to dose D3 and E so there is no excess. The measuring spoon prevents overuse.

I have two fairly large cats, each weighing over 6 kilos. According to the chart on the packaging, I give them 1.5 scoops a day each. I'm really pleased to see proper niacin in the ingredients, since cats synthesize it poorly from tryptophan. Extra taurin is never a bad thing either in a supplemental feed. The powder is soft and doesn't smell like chemicals.

The measuring scoop is inside the jar — very convenient, thanks to the manufacturer.

I use it as a complementary feed to their main diet. Glad there are no artificial colors or flavorings. The cat eats her portion without any issues, though she's usually picky.

Bought it for my Sphynx's skin. Six days in and I see no change at all. For the price I expected a visible difference within the first week.

No flavorings, so the first day the cat turned her nose up. Then she got used to it and eats it now.

The scoop was buried deep at the bottom of the jar, but once I found it, dosing became super easy. Now I give the powder strictly according to the weight chart.

Great for the coat, iodine and zinc are well-balanced. Too bad there's no liquid form.

An excellent source of taurine and B vitamins in a convenient format.

I have a large Maine Coon weighing 7.5 kg. According to the dosage chart, he needs the big-cat dose a day. The powder is high quality, his coat started shining thanks to the biotin and zinc chelate. But the zip-lock on the mono-material packaging gets clogged with powder quickly and stops closing tightly. I had to transfer 100g of the powder into a glass jar for safety.

I'm always cautious with vitamins due to the risk of overdosing on D3. This one comes with a perfect dose spoon. I have a small cat, weighing just 2.5 kg, so I give exactly half a scoop. The powder mixes easily into wet food, and the cat doesn't even suspect a thing. Extra points for having no preservatives or flavorings.

The scoop is included, and the powder itself is fine and doesn't create dust.

I bought this complementary feed because of the B1 and B12 vitamins it contains; our vet advised adding them to the diet for the nervous system. The powder turned out to be convenient, and the 100g jar lasts a long time with our dosage. Another big plus is that it contains biotin and iodine for overall tone. The cat eats it fine, but you need to mix it well with the gravy so it doesn't get left under the wet food.

I chose it because of the zinc chelate and biotin in the formula. The supplement is easy to dose, and the scoop is already inside the jar. Will order again.

The scoop design is the only part I would change. The handle on the included scoop is a bit short. When there's less than half of the 100g left, it gets inconvenient to reach it at the bottom of the bag. No complaints about the quality of the retinol itself, though.

No dyes or unnecessary fillers, just a clean ingredient list. The cat has become more active; looks like the B1 and B12 vitamins are doing their job.

I have a large Maine Coon weighing almost 7 kilos. I give him one full scoop plus a little extra a day, following the chart for large breeds (6+ kg). I really liked that the formula accounts for cats' inability to synthesize niacin from tryptophan—this is a common issue. After a month of use, his coat has noticeably improved, plus the taurine supports his heart. The included scoop is convenient, although the powder can be a bit dusty when poured.

I noticed this brand because it contains ready-made retinol. Many brands just throw in cheap beta-carotene, but this one is properly formulated for cats.

A true complementary feed, exactly what we were looking for to balance the diet.

The powder is very light and dissolves well in wet food. The cat eats everything.

I compared labels for ages before buying a decent multivitamin for my Maine Coon. Most manufacturers just stuff in plant-source provitamin A, which is completely useless for cats, but this one features honest, ready-made retinol. Plus, I love the transparency: all the percentages are listed on the label without any mystery filler. I give one full scoop plus a little extra a day since the cat weighs over 7 kg. Digestion is normal, no allergies.

A good supplementary feed, well-balanced with trace elements. It contains iodine and zinc chelate, which is rare in mass-market brands. I give it to my cat strictly according to the weight chart.

The powder is great, but the scoop was right at the bottom, so I had to dig for it.

The vet wanted taurine and B12 support, so I checked the label. I bought it because of the taurine and vitamin B12 in the formula; it was prescribed to support the nervous system of our senior cat. I liked that there are no flavor additives or preservatives. At first, I was worried the cat would refuse to eat the powder, but he doesn't even notice it in his meat pate. Extra points for considering feline metabolism and adding the proper retinol.

My cat weighs 4.5 kg, so I stick to one spoonful. There are no artificial flavors, so it needs to be introduced gradually for picky eaters. The ingredient list is honest.

No artificial preservatives or flavorings. An excellent, clean product.

We bought this supplement specifically because it contains biotin and zinc chelate, since our cat started shedding too much after winter. A 100 g jar will definitely last a long time at this rate. I usually add the powder straight to raw meat that has been frozen. I’m really glad there are no colorants or preservatives inside. After about three weeks, his coat started looking noticeably better, and much less hair comes out when brushing. The cat eats it happily; the natural taste doesn’t put him off.

I have two Siamese cats, and I’ve been adding this supplement for both of them for a month now. I really like that it’s made in Europe; the shorter transport distance inspires confidence. The amino acids and iodine in the formula are a big plus. Unfortunately, the handle on the small scoop is a bit too short. When there is less than half the powder left in the bag, it becomes inconvenient to get it out, and your fingers get covered in vitamin dust.

It’s nice to see an honest approach: production in Europe, short logistics, and a recyclable jar. The vitamins themselves are excellent; her coat started shining after just a couple of weeks.

I liked that there is a included scoop in the jar. My 6.5 kg cat falls into the larger dose, so I use exactly one spoon a day. There’s no overuse of vitamins, which is especially important for fat-soluble D3.

Mono-material packaging that is easy to recycle.

The main thing is not to exceed the vitamin A amount. The spoon saves the day.

I chose it because the dosage chart made sense for her weight. A good complementary feed. I liked that the need for niacin was taken into account. Since she is about 6.5 kg, I measure out one and a half spoons. No adverse reactions.

I’m happy there are no fillers, although unmixed powder in the bowl looks like chalk.

The vitamins work, the coat has become shinier. but 100 grams is a lot for one small cat, I’m afraid the expiration date will come before we finish it

An excellent source of iodine and biotin to support the thyroid and coat. The weight chart explains everything clearly; it’s simply impossible to get the dosage wrong.

The formula takes into account that cats do not synthesize niacin from tryptophan, which is rare for mass-market products. The complementary feed really improved my pet’s activity level. But the powder itself is very finely ground, and when you pour a spoonful into the bowl, a small cloud of dust rises. If the cat is standing nearby at that moment, he starts sneezing. Other than that, I’m completely satisfied with the product.

I like that the jar lasts longer than it looks. The 100 g jar seems small, but thanks to the precise spoon, the product is very economical to use. No empty fillers, only active ingredients like taurine, iodine, and B vitamins. I chose this brand specifically because of its honest approach to the formula. The powder is finely ground and dissolves easily in broth. I’ll order more when this package runs out.

Taurine is great, but because of the powder, the color of the meat pate changes, and at first the cat suspected something was up. You have to mix it very thoroughly.

Her coat has started shining much more, I think it’s because of the biotin and zinc chelate.

Excellent complementary feed, lots of taurine. The cat liked it.

Our vet strongly recommended adding iodine and vitamin E to the diet. This powder has both, plus important B12 as well. The cat doesn’t notice the supplement in the bowl at all because there are no harsh artificial flavorings, which often only scare animals off. I’m very pleased with the short and clear ingredient list on the label.

My cat is already 9 years old, and her weight stays steady at 4.5 kg. It’s very convenient that the packaging has a clear weight chart and a handy small scoop inside the jar. I measure out exactly one spoon a day so I don’t exceed the recommended amount of fat-soluble vitamins D3 and A under any circumstances. The formula also contains essential taurine and B vitamins. I’ve noticed that my cat has become a little more energetic when playing in the evenings.

A good supplement for balancing homemade food. I really like the transparent composition with percentages; you can immediately see how much iodine and biotin your pet is getting.

I bought it for an elderly cat to support her health. I liked the honest description without hidden fillers and the lack of artificial flavorings. It contains chelated zinc and biotin, and her coat started looking better after three weeks. It’s important to watch the dosage of fat-soluble vitamins D3 and E carefully so you don’t overdo it; the chart on the jar helps a lot with that.

The measuring spoon inside turned out to be very convenient. I give half a spoon per portion of wet food, and the cat eats everything without leaving any behind.

I like that the packaging is regular plastic without different complicated layers; I put it in the yellow bin.

My cat always had a dull coat and dandruff. I was looking for supplements with biotin and zinc. This powder turned out to be a real lifesaver. After a month of daily use, my cat’s coat became thick and shiny, and the dandruff disappeared completely. He started looking like a show animal. I’m very happy with the result and the formula.

The powder seems to have no smell or taste. I mixed it with wet food, and the cat didn’t even notice the switch.

I bought it because it has ready-made retinol. I always knew that cats need exactly that, not the cheaper plant form.

I’m ordering for the second time already. The dosage lasts a long time, and the packaging closes tightly.

Lots of taurine in the ingredients. I noticed my cat running around much more actively in the evenings, and his eyes look clearer.

European production was one of the reasons I tried it. European manufacturing is important to me. The powder quality is excellent, very fine and mixes easily with food.

It's great that there's a clear weight table right on the packaging. There's no need to second-guess the dosage, everything is intuitive.

We have an elderly Sphynx cat. With age, her appetite started to fade, and her eyes looked tired. The vet suggested adding vitamins with taurine. We chose Fernpaw. I mixed the powder with paté every morning. After three weeks, the cat became much more active and regained her usual playfulness. Her eyes stopped tearing. The powder dissolves in the food instantly without leaving any residue. I am very happy with the effect.

Convenient jar, everything is clean inside, and the powder doesn't puff up when pouring it into the bowl. A small detail, but a nice one.

The mineral part of the formula was what sold me. The iodine and zinc in chelate form are absorbed quickly. My cat's hair finally stopped falling out on her back.

It was always hard to get my cat to take liquid vitamins. This dry powder is a brilliant solution. He eats it right up with his dry kibble.

I bought it after reading about niacin in cat diets. My cat's diet was lacking niacin; I read that cats don't produce it themselves. This supplement filled the gap perfectly.

No artificial preservatives is a huge plus. I wouldn't want to feed my pet unnecessary chemicals every day.

Excellent formula with retinol rather than plant provitamin, my British Shorthair is much more energetic. However, the scoop was buried deep inside; I barely managed to get it out.

I give half a included spoon with the morning portion; the coat became noticeably thicker after just two weeks.

My 5-year-old British Shorthair gets it mixed with wet food. His coat has become noticeably thicker, and he eats it perfectly.

Got this for our elderly cat, she's 14. She became more active and jumps onto high shelves by herself now, which she hadn't done in a long time. She eats the powder without any issues along with her favorite paté every morning. I will be ordering a second pack.

Gave this to our cat after a course of antibiotics. His appetite returned quickly, and he is doing great.

I give this to our feeding mama cat. The kittens are healthy and gaining weight perfectly, and the cat's own coat is in perfect condition, not shedding at all. The powder is easy to dose with the little scoop. I recommend it to all breeders.

Our Sphynx is calm, no dry skin. He used to be lethargic before taking these vitamins.

We switched our cat to homemade food and were very worried about vitamin balance. The vet specifically recommended one with taurine and usable vitamin A, since a cat's body absorbs them differently. The powder is a perfect fit; Snizhka eats her food with it without being picky.

Our Maine Coon is 3 years old. He eats it happily, and the eye issues have cleared up.

We have a Scottish Fold, and her hair was constantly flying all over the house, even on our clothes. We started sprinkling this powder directly into her food twice a day. Within three weeks, the shedding almost completely stopped. The results speak for themselves.

We add this to our Bengal cat's morning portion. He's bursting with energy!

We were very afraid to try new supplements, as our British Shorthair has a sensitive stomach. But this powder didn't cause any upset at all. The cat eats his portion without any issues, and his stool is normal. We will be buying only this from now on. Plus, the scoop is convenient, so there's no need to just eyeball the dosage.

We moved to a new apartment. To keep the cat from stressing out, we added these vitamins. His appetite is great!

Our Persian beauty constantly had weepy eyes due to the specifics of the breed. The vet said she needed extra taurine. Following the recommendation for this pack, we realized we made the right choice. Within just two weeks, her eyes stopped tearing and look clear.

Great supplement for an outdoor cat. He's strong and active, bringing nothing but joy to our home.

Previously, our rescued outdoor cat had a very dull and brittle coat. We tried many different pastes, but the effect was only temporary. This powder changed everything. Now her coat is shiny and easy to brush. I am completely satisfied with this purchase.

I give this to my aging 13-year-old cat. She has started playing more actively in the evenings and is eating well.

Our cat was treated for severe poisoning. The vet prescribed B vitamins and taurine to support his internal organs. We were looking for a formula without unnecessary chemicals. This option was a perfect fit; the powder doesn’t have a strong smell. Our kitty started getting better literally before our eyes. Thank you for a quality product.

My Siamese cat is 7 years old. The powder mixes easily into pâté and he doesn’t notice it.

My cat is incredibly picky about food. If he senses tablets or syrup, he turns away from the bowl. I mixed this powder into wet food, and he didn’t even notice the supplement. He ate everything in seconds. A slight cloudiness in his eyes cleared up. I highly recommend this product.

It was perfect for my ragdoll. His coat doesn’t tangle and looks well-groomed. I recommend it!

After the move, our cat refused to eat and lay around listlessly. We decided to add vitamins to her water and a little bit to her food. By the evening of the next day, she went up to the bowl on her own and asked to eat. The vitamins definitely helped her regain her strength. We’re very glad we found this complex.

I add it to Musya’s pâté; she’s 6 years old. She eats it without any fuss, and the bowl is always empty.

After the winter, my cat Simon became less energetic, so I mix the powder with wet food in the morning. After a couple of weeks, his coat looks neater, and he asks for breakfast himself.

Our Macy ate this powder very poorly. I hid it in wet food, but she still licked around it. Her coat got a little better, but there was no miracle.

Our Maine Coon, Paul, is one year old. His coat is shiny, and the taurine is clearly working. But the dose spoon keeps getting lost inside the jar, which is seriously annoying.

We got it for our 14-year-old British Shorthair. She has become more active, and her eyes water less. But the powder doesn’t dissolve well in wet food, so you have to mix it very thoroughly.

We’ve been giving it to our rescue cat for the third month now. We noticed that she stopped pulling out the fur on her back. The formula is excellent, with taurine listed first. The only downside is that the supplement has a rather specific smell; at first, the cat turned up her nose at it, so we had to mask it with tasty pâté.