The Thomas Labs Felo Taurine Powder Cat Supplement has mixed reviews. While some cats tolerated it well, many had issues with taste and effectiveness. The primary concern is the inclusion of maltodextrin, which is seen as an unnecessary additive. The supplement is disproportionately high in maltodextrin compared to taurine.
High maltodextrin content and potential allergic reactions in sensitive cats
Prevention: Avoid using on sensitive cats or those with dietary restrictions
The supplement comes in a large quantity, lasting a long time.
Some users reported improvements in their cat's heart health.
Many cats refuse to consume or tolerate the supplement, leading to vomiting or disinterest.
Users are concerned about the high maltodextrin content which alters flavor
Cats do not like the taste not accepting Tautrine supplement
mixed
negative
Yes, it contains 80% maltodextrin, which is a form of sugar.
Start with a smaller amount to gauge tolerance, but note that many cats refuse to eat it.
No, it contains maltodextrin, which can cause allergic reactions in sensitive cats.
"My vet told me yesterday my elderly cat's heart murmur is silent. What a great relief! So sorry that another order of this product was taken out of my autoship because it was discontinued."
"Smudge threw up after first dose and refused to take any more. She doesn’t tolerate the Taurine."
Consider alternative taurine products that do not contain maltodextrin. The high sugar content and negative user experiences with effectiveness and tolerance are significant concerns.
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