Nutramax Cobalequin Chewable Tablets B12 Supplement for Cats & Small Dogs, 45 count

Our vet recommended these for our Chronic Kidney Disease kitties and a kitty with a spinal injury we found on the side of the road. We think these are a good quality brand and they are easy to administer. We find they are best tolerated when pulverized (we use a little mortar and pestle) but they are easily pilled and one of our kitties will just voluntarily eat it out of our hand (with a treat, of course). We’ve been using this supplement for more than 6 years and they are consistently well packaged and always in stock.

This product was suggested for my cat's IBD. Nothing has helped my cat's IBD in the last 4 years after I got her from a rehome and spent several thousand dollars at the vet trying to get an answer. Multiple products have been tried the last 4 years with no luck of any of them. Doing good including changing diet several times. I was hoping this might be the answer but it didn't seem to do anything for my cat.

This was recommended by my vet for my 14-year-old cat Buddha. He took the pill with no problem and in fact, was begging for another one which, of course I didn’t give him because it’s a once a day pill. Since taking this once a day, he seems to be a little bit better although being a senior cat, you’re going to have your good days and bad days, but this pill seems to be giving him more good days! I highly recommend it!

One of my cats has a precariously balanced system that I’ve managed to mostly keep stable with a high quality probiotic (AnimalBiome - Fortaflora didn’t help at all) the addition of psyllium husk added to their wet food (for hairballs), a special digestive care food (royal canin) and this vitamin! miso has on and off issues with diahrrea since she was a kitten and one day it came on and just wouldn’t go away no matter what I tried, pro-pectalin, anti-biotics, the addition of fiber to their food. The vet suggested vitamin b injections which finally worked like a dream! But the injections were no fun and my vet is far away so it’s difficult to get them regularly. My vet found these online and suggested I try them and they work like a charm! Miso won’t eat one as is, I think the texture is bad, but she loves the taste and to avoid adding anything unnecessary to her precarious system I just dissolve in in a few drops of water, mash it into a paste, and she happily licks it up! Or sometimes I’ll dissolve it and mix it into her wet food to avoid the other cat being jealous lol.