Solid GoldNutrientBoost Meal Topper for Cats - High Protein Crunchy Cat Treats Rich in Vitamins Minerals and Amino Acids - 1 Pound

My cats LOVE LOVE LOVE this!!! They think they are getting treats on top of their wet food! I have one that will actually come back and finish his bowl if I put 3 more treats on it! Must be better than mice or birdies (which he loves) much to the neighbors’ irritation!

I bought this for my two senior girl cats. It sounded like the product had a lot of healthy benefits fromwhat I read. I thought being something that was good for them they wouldn't like it. So I gave them one piece each...they both lifted their heads and asked for more. Meow!!!! I'm a happy crazy cat lady.

Although this product is dark brown/black in appearance, that didn't bother my cat who absolutely loved it. This was very much needed as he has lost more than half his body weight! Great going sellers!

Our 15 year old cat loves this supplement and has been taking it for over a year with no side effects.

My cats love it. Makes their coats soft and shiny

My inside cat said “no thanks” but the “community cat” outside loves these!

If I could leave a 0 star review I would. These made my 7 year old cat severely sick with vomiting and diarrhea all over the house. He was withdrawn and not his normal happy, purring, talkative self. Once we stopped giving them to him, he was back to normal. DO NOT recommend. Stay far away from these.

Got this about a month ago since all 4 cats had a cold and took antibiotics, so I figured this will help stabilize their digestive systems post antibiotics. They all love it in dry food or as a treat. I will say that none of my cats a particularly picky.We feed Tiki Cat born carnivore so their poops are always good, but adding this stuff has eliminated the poop smell almost completely. That’s a major win, IYKYK, right? Most importantly, they seem to love it and the vet approves of this. I will add a caveat, all 4 of our cats are young, under 4 years old. For senior animals, I would check with a vet because too much protein can be heavy on the kidneys.