Vetoquinol Felovite II Gel Multivitamin for Cats
In a Nutshell
- Has helped rebuild the health of severely malnourished cats.
- Struggles with broad acceptance due to strong, pungent smell and unusual texture.
- Consider alternatives or consult a vet before deciding.
Quick Verdict
While some cats may benefit from its nutritional value, the unappealing taste and texture make it a challenging product to recommend.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
High concentration of corn syrup
Prevention: Verify ingredients
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Health Improvement (2)
Effectively helps rebuild health and energy in severely malnourished cats.
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Nutritional Benefits (1)
Contains essential nutrients to assist such as Taurine to aid in overall health.
Cons
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Unappealing Taste (5) major
Cats dislike the strong, pungent fishy smell and toothpaste-like texture.
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Ingestion Issues (2) critical
Some cats vomited after ingesting the gel.
Tip: Ask a vet for a different supplement.
Who Is This For?
β Best For
- β’ Fussy cats β If its high nutrition seems beneficial.
β Skip If
- β’ Healthy cats β Unless explicitly suggested by a vet
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How long will this last?
Unknown potential.
Highlighted Reviews
"This has helped bring a starving cat that was trapped in someone's shed, living only on little lizards I imagine, for nearly 3 weeks. He has put on weight and got his energy back after only 6 days. It has truly been a life saver for him."
"I have tried & tried, but I canβt get my senior cat to eat this. She hates things with a pungent fishy smell, & dislikes the toothpaste texture. Sheβs ok with the Vetoquinol Nutri-Cal & Laxatone though, just not the Felovite. Itβs disappointing, because thatβs the only one with taurine. I wi..."
Bottom Line
If your cat is a fussy eater, this product might not be a good fit. However, if the nutrient benefits outweigh the downsides, it could be a beneficial supplement. Always consider your cat's preferences and consult a vet before deciding.