I honestly thought this was unnecessary because my cat’s premium food says ‘complete and balanced.’ But after learning that processing destroys taurine, I decided to try Kittysupps. Within a month, my 8-year-old cat was more energetic and her coat looked shinier than it had in years. I realized the label wasn’t telling the full story. I’m glad I didn’t wait until there was a problem.

I hesitated for weeks because I was worried about giving my cat too much taurine. My vet explained it’s water-soluble and any excess just gets flushed out, so it’s completely safe. Kittysupps even includes the perfect little scoop so I don’t have to measure or guess. Now it’s part of my nightly routine, and I finally feel at peace knowing my cat is covered.

I was convinced taurine deficiency was something that only happened decades ago before pet food was regulated. Honestly, I thought supplementing was just marketing. But my vet explained that cooking and storage destroy taurine, even in ‘complete’ foods. That terrified me because my cat was already on a grain-free diet. I started using Kittysupps and the peace of mind alone has been worth it. Now I know for sure my cat isn’t slowly missing something essential.