NutrientBoost Meal Topper

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At first they were too rich for my cat and she barfed them up but she was also anemic at the time and getting sick alot. Now i use them for both cats as treats and they love them! Might make the stool darker so dont worry. They seem nourishing in the basic ingredients and the cats act like they are getting and hamburger or something. Bag lasts a month or more when used as treats sparingly a day like 10pieces a day.

Our cat was attacked and got feline hiv. It was recommend to add this to the food to boost immune system and health. I noticed right away her disposition and wanting to eat. They say it’s a topper but mixed it in with the dry and she still gets soups and wet food. Expensive but mix it in and it will last! Wonderful product!

Cats love the topper. My skinny one has started regain some of her weight. Good stuff

My 13-year old calico cat has been losing weight for months with no known cause. Bloodwork and full-body scans did not determine any cause. She was hungry, but no food appealed to her -- not her normal dry, or my desperate attempts to find something she would eat including a wide variety of wet food, canned fish, and even cooked fresh meat/fish -- I was watching her just waste away. The only food she ate were treats (and vitamin chews, probiotic chews, immune support chews) which did not give her enough calories. This has been a literal life-saver. She is gaining weight - from 5 to 6 pounds in four days. This has 300 calories per cup -- a huge amount compared to other foods (usually 1 or 2 calories per treat). She loves it, has no digestive problems with it, and I hope to wean her off it as a mainstay of her diet when she gains back to a healthy weight. In the meantime I hope the steroids and antibiotics deal with whatever underlying problem she has.

It’s true when they say these are like kitty crack! My cats go absolutely crazy for them! When they hear the bag they all swarm me lol. Even my picky girl loves them, in fact she is the one who is most obsessed. However, I do have one issue. I actually stopped feeding these for a while when I noticed all of my cats broke out right above their eyes/head area. When that happened to one of my cats prior to this, the vet said it was an allergic reaction, for that issue I found the culprit was egg I was putting in their homemade food. So when I saw the same thing appear on all of my cats, I knew it had to be something in these topper/treats as it was the only thing I added to their diet. I stopped giving them and it went away. Now in smaller amounts I think this will be just fine but my cats were wanting them constantly so I was crushing them on their food and hand feeding throughout the day. To be fair, it was probably too much. One of my cats has been dealing with an eye issue for a long time and she was miserable for a long time until we finally found the right med for her. During this time, she didn’t eat as much because she was in pain and just not happy at all. Now that I see my girls happy personality again, I knew it was time to get her weight back up. She is my picky girl so these treats were the first thing I thought of to help her. But I have to really be careful this time and make sure they aren’t eating too many daily. I’m not blaming this on the product since it is a favorite of my cats but for my crew, it’s best to limit the amount they eat.

I wanted a nutrient rich meal topper for my cat and this product over performed. My cat, as well as our dog, love these treats. I love that it has high protein and only a few pieces satisfy them.

I am not sure which breed of cat could actually eat this since they are nearly indestructible. I cannot even break one of the pieces of kibble between my fingers. One of my cats really needs a nutrient boost so I was excited to find this… but when I saw the look in my big boys eyes when he tried to eat them, I knew something was wrong. That’s when I discovered that there's something seriously wrong with this batch because there is no way they could be selling a bag of gravel trying to pass it off as cat food.