GNC Pets Advanced Immune Support Chicken Flavor Soft Chews Cat Supplement, 60 count
In a Nutshell
- Cats mostly refuse to eat these chews.
- Hard texture and size make it unappealing to pets.
- Value for money is reported but not universally.
Quick Verdict
The GNC Pets Advanced Immune Support Soft Chews face significant rejection from cats, including total refusal to eat and hard texture complaints. The product is divisive, with a few liking the value, but is largely disappointing and not recommended for cats prone to rejecting new foods.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Affordable price (2)
Several customers comment that the price was alright for the quantity.
Cons
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Difficulty in feeding (5) high
Many reviews mention that cats reject these chews and owners struggle to feed them.
Tip: Some recommended grinding them into a powder to allow the pets to consume.
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In-efficient for cats (3) high
Even after breaking or grinding, cats often reject the chews.
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Dehydrated upon opening (1) medium
After opening the container, chews dehydrated making it more hard for feeding pets
Quality Trend: Declining
One significant change indicated changing the packing from bag to jar
mixed
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cats suffering from health issues — Some users claimed it may help curing paws swelling in cats
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with picky cats — Many cats rejected these chews entirely
Durability & Care
Factors: hard texture affecting ingestion (inferrered)
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these chews suitable for all cats?
No, many cats refused to eat them, regardless of the breed or environment (indoor/outdoor).
Can these chews be used for dogs?
These chews may be fed to dogs, but other supplement targeted to dogs is recommended, only if problem persists or consult neighbor
Highlighted Reviews
"I normally purchase the powder form of L-Lysine by Tomlyn but, it was out of stock so, I took a chance on this for my senior cat and I'm happy to report that she takes them without any fuss. On the hand, my other fur babies turn their nose up at them but, that's okay, I will purchase the powder agai..."
"These “soft chews” are rock hard and too big for cats. Even my dog had trouble eating them. I put them in my coffee grinder to make a powder so they wouldn’t be wasted and managed to crack the plastic grinder cover in the process."
Bottom Line
Avoid these chews especially for picky eaters. Consider other alternatives with better acceptance and lower failure rates. Monitor for strong negative reactions and consult a vet for better alternatives.