Dinovitefor Cats Supplement - Immune + Digestive, Skin + Coat Support, Vitamins, Minerals, Omega 3, Enzymes, Probiotics. Reduces Shedding, Dry Skin, Itching, Stinking, Bald Spots, Seasonal Issues

The cats won't eat it. So that makes it hard to administer.

I adopted my special needs cat a few years back.. after a while I noticed he started pulling out his fur and I wasn’t sure why. I looked up online that it could be nerves (even the vet said it could be nerves), I was part of a group chat about cats and EVERYONE told me he had fleas (I live in a 3rd floor condo with nothing but tile and he never goes outside).. I tried everything I could think of, changing his food (maybe he had an allergy, giving him bottle water (since where I live, we have very hard water, which I do use a filter, but thought maybe it wasn’t enough).Then I saw this ad on IG about this product. Skeptical, I read some reviews, some were good, some were bad.My Alue has been on this product for 1 week and I’ve already noticed a HUGE difference in him pulling out his fur! Like he’s totally not anymore.I already blend his wet food (he has special needs and this helps him eat his wet food better), so reading the directions and only using 1/2 a scoop since he eats 2xs a day, it was very simple. He ate his wet food as normal, there was no getting used to the product in his food.If anyone has a cat that pulls out their fur, like chunks at a time, this product is a game changer! Seriously!!It wasn’t that I cared about picking up fur, it was more concern for his mental wellbeing.This product REALLY works! I would do anything for my lil guy for him to live a happy and healthy life!

Disappointed…not seeing any good results or changes in cats. Dog product was amazing for our dogs, cat version not so much

I have tried EVERYTHING to help my bald little dude. He's been to the vet so many times, but they didn't want to give him daily medicine without trying everything else first, so it's just been suggestion after suggestion. Nothing has worked until now, and I literally just found this stuff from a Facebook ad and said "sure why not."He's not all better, but it's been about 2-3 weeks and all of his previously white bald spots are now covered in short, soft, black fur.He also LOVES this powder! He eats when he feels like it from a bowl that stays full of food, and twice a day I sprinkle about half a scoop on top. He has started bothering me when he wants his scoop, and there's never any powder left; he licks it all off. It's literally like a treat.I absolutely recommend trying it if your cat has allergies or dermatitis, 100% worth the money.

Dinovite is a great product and I highly recommend it. My issue is with getting it through Amazon. The Amazon warehouse will often send out stale boxes close to the expiration date. Not acceptable for a product that is to last at least 3 months. The replacement box was only an improvement of a couple of months. I am going to place future orders for this with Dinovite.com.

Been using this for over 10 years with both cats and dogs. ANYTIME you change food or diet, the pet may not like it at first. Anyone have a baby that you tried feeding a new food to? Ever notice the face expressions? the turning of the head. The commitment to no? Some of these low star reviews are from people who claim that the pet is now at the vet because they would not eat it. Why be so dumb? Do not let them starve. Keep trying. patience. Is potty training a two- or three-day training? Do you give up and let the child live in diapers the rest of their lives because your patience is nonexistent. Kepp trying. Read the serving style recommendations on the box. Maybe introduce a quarter teaspoon each feeding. But do not let your cat starve! Why would anyone insist on dumping the full dose on the food with no attempt to try new things and say to themselves...you will eat this or else! This stuff works. it works on the foster kittens we raise every year. It works at kennels my wife works at. Owners are consulted before administration. People i guess just do not pay attention to the pet and give up. You should also be aware that if you do not introduce a new food gradually, they could get the blows. Why do you think this happens? not a gradual change. Patience it the key. They will eat it. It may take some time. Hairballs almost nonexistent. Scratching and shedding darn near zero. Soft luxurious coat of fur. So pettable so soft, clear eyes, energy, Kittens come in for fostering and they are like corn brooms. Dry, scratchy, lethargic. When we turn them over to their new forever owners, they are so soft and full of energy. We inform them of the diet and recommend they continue. Raising pets is not just dropping a can of food on the floor and walking away. Maybe put it on a plate or a bowl, maybe mix dry and wet, maybe get some patience. Maybe try for the 90-day guarantee. You do not need to throw it away. You could donate it to a local vet. A local rescue. Or return it before the 90 days and get your money back. This is simple people. Do not make it harder than it should be. Maybe, spend more time paying attention to the pet than on social media. Watch and observe. Your furry family member will thank you.

My 11 yo cat has had dry skin and dandruffs all her life. I’ve tried many other supplements in the past with no improvement. Less than a month on this stuff and there are zero dandruffs, and her coat is so smooth and healthy. She also seems to have more energy and playful. The flavor doesn’t seem to bother her even though she’s normally a picky eater. This stuff works! Highly recommend for any cats with skin issues.

Pros: cats seem to like or tolerate it, it's easy to use, and it's better than nothing—maybe.Cons: Not the highest-quality supplement, changed color after opening, seems to contain some synthetic nutrients. Don't like the idea of "spray drying," either.Definitely suggest a higher-quality supplement like Wholistic Pet Organics' feline formula. (No, I don't have any connection to them whatsoever.) Same goes for the canine versions of both products.