Under The Weather Pet Mobility Chews for Cats | Helps in Preventing Joint Issues | for Aging Cats Becoming Less Active | 60 Star Shaped Soft Chews

My cat likes these a lot!
This daily supplement for my cat is a bit on the hard side, so I have to squish the pieces and break them into smaller pieces, which is why I didn’t give it a full 5 stars, but it’s not because they are stale, just a very firm supplement treat. My cat likes the flavor, so there’s no issue with her refusing to eat them. You get enough in a pouch to last a full month, so you don’t have to purchase multiple bags to get a month’s supply, which is great, as they are a bit on the pricey side. I feel that they are worth the cost, however, to get my senior cat the supplements that I feel she needs.

TBD…
Positives are this product has minimal and simple ingredients, and so far, my older cat scarfs these up. Only downside I potentially see with these supplements in a treat v liquid form (which I have used before) is that they seem quite chewy, and it took my cat a fair amount of chewing to get them down. If your older cat is missing teeth or has a difficult time chewing, these treat/supplements might prove to be challenging for your pet. I haven’t been using these long enough to notice a difference, and one bag only provides enough for 30 days of use, but will repost once the bag has finished.

Love at first bite. Then, love waned
My cat loved these treats when she first got them, gobbling them up with abandon whenever I gave her some. And that love affair lasted for around two or three weeks. Then, all of a sudden, that affair ran its course. These days, it takes a lot of coaxing to get her to eat them. Which is disappointing, since she’s getting up there in age, and her mobility isn’t what it used to be. Anyway, this is just one cat’s experience, and not meant to imply that that’s what will happen with yours. Just don’t buy a whole bunch of these before trying them out for at least a month.

A healthy cat is a happy cat
You know, my cat doesn’t come running for them. In fact, she doesn’t even eat them at first when I put them down, but they eventually disappear, so that’s a good sign. They certainly aren’t like the junk food treats you buy at the store, though. Because my kitty comes running for those. Reading the nutrition info in Gluedance, it seems like there’s a good composition of elements here for your kitty’s health. Of course, I can’t report on any visible changes, especially since I’ve only been using it for about two weeks, but the quality seems good. It’s been consistent. No broken pieces or anything like that. You know, while my kitty doesn’t come running, she does seem to like them because they do disappear. Seems like a good product.