Nutramax Cobalequin Chewable Tablet Small Dog & Cat Supplement, 45 count

My vet recommended this vitamin along with a special diet because my cat (3 yrs old) lost about two pounds (making her underweight) and didn't seem to be eating much or putting on more weight. It was a bit of trial and error to figure out how to feed these to her because she wouldn't just take them whole and she'd pick around her food to avoid it if I crush it up and put it directly into her food. What I ended up having to do was get a pill crusher so it becomes a fine powder, and put that into a little bit of bone broth and put that on top of her food. She loveees it. I haven't taken her to the vet again but it does feel like she finally gained some weight since being on this special diet and My vet recommended this vitamin along with a special diet because my cat (3 yrs old) lost about two pounds (making her underweight) and didn't seem to be eating much or putting on more weight. It was a bit of trial and error to figure out how to feed these to her because she wouldn't just take them whole and she'd pick around her food to avoid it if I crush it up and put it directly into her food. What I ended up having to do was get a pill crusher so it becomes a fine powder, and put that into a little bit of bone broth and put that on top of her food. She loveees it. I haven't taken her to the vet again but it does feel like she finally gained some weight since being on this special diet and vitamin regimen for a few weeks now, so while I can't say for sure that this actually does anything on it's own, something is working nonetheless. … more

This B12 vitamin was prescribed this past spring by Billy's vet. I was happy to find that Chewy offered it since I would have a 40 mile round trip for more. Thank you Chewy for being here for us. Billy and his Catmom.

My cat is very picky about everything he eats, so when the vet recommended he take this supplement I was sure it would be just another thing he wouldn’t eat. Boy! I was wrong - he loves them!

I mix it in with the cat food, and she is eating it! It’s small enough to ground up the pill. It’s s little pricey, but I am having a hard time find a small dose in people pills.

Purchased supplement for cat and she was not interested. Hid it in her food and she spit it out. She was definitely not a fan.

her GI tests showed a b12 deficiency so vet recommended this. my cat loves these treats but i am dropping a star from my rating because i'd prefer they contained a different form of b12 since cyanocobalomin converts to small amounts of cyanide and i'm concerned about cumulative effects (she basically needs to take this every day, long term). other than that i'm very satisfied with the product and it seemed to help with her symptoms right away. we haven't returned for follow-up testing yet but will probably continue giving her this supplement regardless

My 14 year old cat with IBD always has ups and downs but lately has really been having some issues with his stool (diarrhea, etc). His normal regimen wasn’t helping, added this in slowly, and today he ate half a pill on his own- like it was a treat! His stools have been improving and he’s much less “needy”, which is typically a sign that he’s feeling good. Will be adding this to my Chewy orders regularly!

My vet put my 4 year old cat on this vitamin when she had horrible gut issues and her blood work came face with a vitamin B deficiency. Before using this vitamin, Kitty refused to use her litter box and was constipated for days at a time and would eliminate her bowels at various locations around my house. After spending $2,000 at the vet and $300 worth of meds over a two month period, I had nearly given up. I tried every kind of litter and multiple locations for litter boxes around my house. I think this only confused her and I would caution you to think twice about this method. She would only pee in her regular box with litter I had used for years. Sadly, I even gave up my male cat because the My vet put my 4 year old cat on this vitamin when she had horrible gut issues and her blood work came face with a vitamin B deficiency. Before using this vitamin, Kitty refused to use her litter box and was constipated for days at a time and would eliminate her bowels at various locations around my house. After spending $2,000 at the vet and $300 worth of meds over a two month period, I had nearly given up. I tried every kind of litter and multiple locations for litter boxes around my house. I think this only confused her and I would caution you to think twice about this method. She would only pee in her regular box with litter I had used for years. Sadly, I even gave up my male cat because the vet thought Kitty might be stressed by his rough play. He went to a good home, thank God, but I still feel awful. When she began to refuse the Hills prescribed vet formula food and/or spit out her antibiotics and prednisolone, I decided to take her off everything! I put her back on her regular wet Blue Buffalo Basics Turkey and Potato because she seemed to be starving. (I didn’t even phase her into the food by mixing it with the vet food.) I left her on this B12 vitamin as well as Viralys L-Lysine and probiotics that the vet had recommended months before her bowel issues. These were the only things that my cat didn’t recognize as yucky medicine. The results were immediate. After two months of illness, she has gained back 2 pounds, her coat is shiny and she is perky again. I now crush one B12 tablet and mix it with her other powdered L-Lysine and probiotic and mix it in with her wet food. While I am not a vet, I think that these three items did the trick and will help maintain her gut health going forward. I still recommend seeing your vet BUT do the ultrasound first and the expensive fecal panel. I would have saved a lot of money! All the tests came back negative except the ultrasound that showed her gut was inflamed. I believe the initial dosing Metronidazole worked the best. I should have NEVER taken her off her food or confused her with the litter box thing. Keep your cat’s gut healthy!!! … more

My vet suggested vitamin B12 supplementation for my 19 year old cat a year ago with several options (including injections) to do so. While she doesn't agree that it is a "chewable treat", she gets one each morning with her meal. Pleased to see that Chewy offers this.

Excellent product. My vet recommended it. My girl loves it in pill pockets.