Favor 60-Tablet Vitamin-Mineral Supplement for Cats

The problem with my order had to do with expiry date - it didn't have one. No way of knowing if the thing was 5 or even 10 years past expiration.

My cat was trying to eat metal things. The vet said that might indicate a mineral deficiency and suggested I find a mineral supplement. These worked, and she loves them. Didn't have a problem getting her to eat them at all. Just gave her one before feeding her, and she ate it like it was a treat. We're in a routine now that she gets dinner after she finishes her vitamin, and she gets just as exited over the vitamin container as the food container. So, now I have a healthy cat, and I didn't have to do any work to get her to take it.

Just started giving them to my cat in the past 3 weeks. To big and hard to chew! I grind them up in between two pieces of alum. foil by hitting it with the back of a tablespoon and mix the powder in a 1/2 of a 3oz. can of wellness food. She likes it!

Neither one of my cats would eat these, even crumbled up but will eat the pet tabs brand.

Maybe this was just an old bottle, but the cotton was "stained" and it reeked of old, rancid fat. One cat ate one tablet (probably because it was new) but now won't even smell it, let alone eat it. These tablets are hard to break, and seem too larger for a cat to manage whole. Ick.

One of our cats wouldn't eat it, the other did.

I highly recommend FaVor vitamins for cats. My cats have loved them for years, and in the case of my elderly cat who had Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, I attribute his longevity in part to this product. If the tablets are too large for you kitty to enjoy, grind them up and add them to wet food. FaVor can be hard to find, so order it here! I usually receive them in 3 business days or less.

I think these are good, but my cat only liked them for about a month, then wouldn't eat any more. The tablet size is quite large for cats, so you may need to split or break them.