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Monday, February 25, 2008

Cat supplements and Vitamins are Gaining Popularity- CLICK HERE!

From Kittyvite Senior to Cat Meal Replacement Products - the popularity of Cat Supplements is growing by leaps and bounds.

Before 2K came, supplements for cats could be found on the shelves of a few stores but they were largely unknown in the pet industry - and not prescribed by many Veterinarians. It stands to reason that many owners - concerned with thier own health - follow suit with thier cats. The trend started with dog supplements - but quickly moved to cat owners.

The newly found interest in vitamin supplements and healthy or holistic products can probably be attributed to three things:

Recent pet food recalls

A desire for more holistic alternatives for both humans and pets

Rising costs of veterinary care with an emphasis on preventative care

There are many supplements available that solve specific health problems for cats -- everything from hairballs to over active kittens to anxiety.

Cats are famous for having urinary tract infections and hairballs - pet manufacturers have addressed these health problems by offering treats, vitamins and supplements formulated specifically to address these feline issues. A few of our favorites:

HomeoPet Cat and Kitten Digestive Upsets A homeopathic formula that provides relief for cats that throw up 20 minutes after eating. Vomiting or diarrhea are quickly relieved.

UTI Paste for Cats Urinary Tract Health A popular supplement by Mark & Chappell that provides a source of dl-Methionine and natural cranberry extracts. This unique formulation acts as an aid in the management and maintenance of urinary tract health for your cat.

Education opens the door to possibilities for cat owners who are trying to prevent or treat a chronic problem in their cats and it seems that the pet manufacturer industry is finally stepping up to meet the prior educational lapse.

Labels: Cat Vitamins