Health & Wellness Supplements for Cats

Many cats benefit from them. Probiotics support a balanced gut microbiome, which shows up as firmer stools, steadier digestion through food changes, and support during and after digestive upset. They're especially worth considering for cats with sensitive stomachs or recurring soft stools.

Yes — cats have two small anal glands just like dogs, and they can experience the same emptying issues. Scooting, excessive licking of the rear end, or a sudden fishy odor are the common signs. Fiber-based support promotes the firm stools that help glands empty naturally.

Powder mixed into wet food wins almost every time — no pilling, no burrito-wrapping, no betrayal. Start with a partial serving in a strongly flavored food your cat already loves, and increase to the full amount over about a week so the change goes unnoticed.

Scooting means rear-end irritation, and full or irritated anal glands are the most common culprit in cats, along with litter clinging, parasites, or digestive upset. If scooting is frequent, or paired with swelling or strong odor, have your veterinarian examine the glands.

Most dog supplements are formulated for dogs specifically. Our Vetnique feline products are flavored specifically for cats but there are other dog flavors that cats do enjoy. All of our Glandex supplements are safe for use in cats.