AniForte Taurine for Cats 100g - Natural Amino Acid Pet Supplement to Help Muscle Tremors & Nerve Function

My maine coons were very fussy, lacked energy and were often sick after eating. Their premade raw does contain taurine but it must be insufficient for these large cats (8kg and 11kg) as when I started supplementing they become eager eaters, have lots of energy and no longer vomit their food. I use only half the scoop because there is already taurine in their food. The elderly rescue Persian girl was also vomiting (on any food: dry, canned wet and raw) but with the supplement has become lively, eats well and is never sick.

I bought this for my newly adopted kittens who were on a chicken and rice diet due to a gastrointestinal infection they contracted before adoption. The chicken and rice would not be enough taurine for their nutritional needs and they required supplementation. it's an easy to use product that includes a small scoop. Although I have read that taurine can have a bad taste, my kittens did not seem to mind the taste of this product.

Our cat really needed this. She liked the taste very much

Perfect scoop in the tub to make sure my cats are getting the right dosage. They don’t even notice I put it in!

I use this sometimes I’m in a hurry and just want to feed my cats, human grade raw meat. They are so healthy, my cats.!

I have a mainecoon which in heart scans showed a weak heart, so our vet prescribed Taurine tablets daily. Since it felt cruel forcing tablets daily on a young cat, I instead found this as an alternative, and the vet confirmed the dose required is identical to a single spoon of this product.I have 2 mainecoons and although the other is tip top health, there is no harm giving it to them both as part of a balanced diet, both are painfully fussy and any addition to their food usually ends in an ignored bowl of food, but thankfully with their normal raw food and it melts in, combined with their other vitamin powder and protein powder they have not even noticed their food has changed, they even seem maybe a bit more keen to finish the bowl! (I do half a spoon in the morning and half in the evening so perhaps this is why they don't notice).Approved by 2 fussy eaters and no upsets tummys, cannot confirm the medical efficacy but dosage is spot on with tablets so on paper it is good.

Its just a fine powder that disappears into the food, but delivers the taurine they so desperately need. Having had my first pair of Bengals for 16/17 years, I wish I had known about this, it might have saved them from some of the macular degeneration and intestinal issues they suffered in their final years and they might have gone on even longer. I won't take that chance again, my two now three younger cats are all having their diets carefully monitored and supplements after one girl started over drooling, it stopped immediately after this was added and not occurred since. You cannot see the benefits in a cat normally, but as a human, I take this supplement too and its been amazing for digestive correction and muscular improvement and a variety of odd things you would not believe!Further to the original review I have managed to switch two of my three Bengals onto raw, but the one INSISTS I am trying to poison her, so I have to cook her chicken, which is just meat and won't have enough taurine if any in it, so I cook it lightly and sprinkle this fine powdered taurine into the juices and mix it all up. She never refuses it, gobbles up the lot and she is in peak health, other than her teeth, which have tartar due to her determination to have biscuit ( stop giving it to her did I hear you say?...yeh.. YOU try living with her, she forces her way into and searches the cupboards...if you have a Bengal you will know how hard the word NO can be!)The image is HER special plate of food, with her triumvirate of preferences and ALL three must be present or ELSE! Chicken with taurine, Freshwater Tuna and Royal Canin Oral biscuit (against my wishes!)

I have recently started feeding my cats on a raw diet and was worried they wouldn't get enough taurine so I purchased this to add to their food, it doesn't have any odour and the cats are fine about eating it on their food (they know with some other powders for instance worming powder and refuse to eat it), it comes with a little scoop to measure out the portions and is simple to use, the only reason I have knocked one star off is because it is a bit clumped and you have to break it up with your fingers as the scoop isn't strong enough to break them up, but would certainly recommend this product for anyone worried about their cats not getting enough taurine