VetriScience UT Strength Feline Chicken Liver Flavored Soft Chews Urinary Supplement for Cats
In a Nutshell
- Hard and difficult to consume for many cats.
- Frequent complaints about clumping and dryness.
- Mixed reviews on effectiveness due to poor acceptance.
Quick Verdict
Customers complaints primarily come from the consistency of the product and the fact that their pets did not like it. The product often arrives dried out and hard which makes it inedible to the pets.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Hard texture may pose a choking hazard.
Prevention: Soak the chews in warm water before feeding.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Reduced infections (1)
Some users report a reduction in urinary tract infections after regular use.
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Pet Fashion (1)
Some users highlighted the taste
Cons
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Hard Texture (6) major
Many cats found the chews too hard to chew.
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Clumping (4) major
The chews often arrive clumped together, making them difficult to feed separately.
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Dry and Unappealing (5) major
Some customers received products that were dry and lacking in appeal to their cats.
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Poor Palatability (16) major
Cats generally did not find the chews appealing, even when softened.
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent reviews indicate a deterioration in product quality, with more reports of dryness and hardness. A sample cheese hard quality declined.
mixed
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners looking for urinary support — Helps with urinary tract health
- • Owners of picky eaters — Some cats find the flavor appealing
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of cats with dental issues — The hard texture may be difficult to chew
- • Owners looking for soft, chewy treats — The chews are often hard and dry
Durability & Care
Factors: Exposure to air, Storage conditions, Handling
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these chews suitable for picky eaters?
Not particularly; many cats found them unappealing.
How do I soften the chews?
You can try soaking them in warm water, but this may not always help.
What should I do if my cat refuses to eat the chews?
Try breaking them into smaller pieces or mixing with wet food, but effectiveness may vary.
So what happens when the product stocks out?
Am I going to have to stop taking FIC cat support meds?
What can trigger the urinary tract problems?
A lot of things, including crustaldehydrationed food.
What do we do with this product?
Chews as part of snacked mean golut diet and treat.
Highlighted Reviews
"These Vetriscience UT Health Supplement nuggets that Chewy's Vet recommended on the chat option are so hard my cat cannot eat them. They are also stuck together in hard balls that I had to pry apart with a knife tip to even get one for her to try. I ended up soaking one in hot water to soften and it..."
Bottom Line
While some cats may still eat the treats, the issues with dry hard clumps and overall bad reporing of the product make it not a classic good solution on the market.