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Recommend a good pet vitamin



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Recommend a good pet vitamin

We have a new kitten in the house and she is malnourished from having been abandoned. I have been feeding her kitten formula as suggested by our vet. However, I think she needs a vitamin. Can you tell me where to buy pet vitamins?

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Quinto
Most good kitten food will contain all the vitamins needed by your pet.

If you think your kitten is in need of something, you should talk to the vet. He will know what to do and might be able to prescribe something.



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Heatman6190
Talking to ones vet seems to be the very best way to get the appropriate Vitamins for ones pet and I also believe that good pet food would boost its vitamin levels as well.



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mcbryan080990
I don't recommend vitamins for your pet because it may bring complication if ever they have a disease that you may not know. This is what happened to my cat. Vitamins contain chemicals which affect our pets internal disease. Natural is still the best vitamins for our pets I believe.



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Heatman6190
Many people take dietary supplements or vitamins. And increasingly, they’re likely to give them to their pets, too. As many as a third of U.S. dogs and cats may receive vitamins or supplements.

The most common are multivitamins, supplements to support arthritic joints, and fatty acids to reduce shedding and improve a coat’s shine.

Pet owners also may give probiotics to alleviate gastrointestinal problems or antioxidants to counteract the effects of aging, such as cognitive dysfunction.

Glucosamine-chondroitin supplements, commonly given to dogs with osteoarthritis and dogs treated with glucosamine-chondroitin sulfate showed less pain and more mobility after 70 days of treatment.



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augusta
I will recommend that you see a vet concerning your dog's problem. Malnourishment might be because of anything not just about the dogs diet.you could see a good vet for a proper diagnosis for a start.



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