Taurine is an essential amino acid for cats, but their bodies cannot produce enough of it on their own. To meet their daily taurine requirements, it’s important to supplement their meals with Felini Taurine. While taurine is typically included in cat food, the amount is often insufficient, especially after high-temperature processing, which can degrade the nutrient. Felini Taurine helps restore the balance, ensuring your cat receives the vital nutrients needed to support healthy vision and heart function. A prolonged deficiency in taurine and other essential amino acids can negatively affect your cat’s metabolism and lead to issues with their skin and coat. Felini Taurine has a purity level of 99.44% and is free from fillers and anti-clumping agents. If your cat is overfed taurine this is simply expelled in the urine. The included measuring spoon holds 700mg (level). Taurine deficiencies lead to: Blindness Degeneration of the retina Diseased heart muscle Reproduction problems for female cats Stunted growth among kittens Central nervous system problems Deformation of the spine in kittens Problems with the immune system See the advantages of Felini Taurine: Boosts the metabolism Supports vision Heart function Increases body’s natural defences Improves skin and coat condition Measuring spoon included Delivered in a practical storage can to keep it dark and dry Taurine should be stored in a cool, dark place.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Felini
- Price: £30.69
- Unit price: £153.45/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Good to know
- Ask your vet which treats, if any, are allowed while your cat is on a veterinary diet.
- Supplements are complementary feeds: follow the dose by body weight on the pack, as more is not better.
- Tell your vet about every supplement your cat takes, especially alongside medication or before surgery.
Common questions
Do I need a prescription to buy veterinary cat food?
Veterinary diets are not prescription-only medicines, so many online shops sell them without a written prescription. They are, however, designed for specific medical conditions and the packs recommend a vet’s opinion before use. Feed them only after your vet has confirmed they suit your cat.
Does my cat need vitamin supplements?
A cat eating a complete food normally gets all the vitamins and minerals it needs, and some can be harmful in excess. Supplements may be useful in particular situations, such as on a home-prepared diet or alongside veterinary treatment. Ask your vet before adding them.
