PetAg High Calorie Gel Supplement for Cats - 3.5 oz, Pack of 2 - Chicken Flavor - Provides Extra Calories for Cats 8 Weeks and Older - Easy to Digest

I keep this around the house just in case my cats are not feeling well. It's always useful in case they've got some kind of sick bug that I don't know what they have and isn't serious enough to take them to the vet it always seems to perk them up. It's also good for underweight animals

My cat loves it. I give him a pea size every day to my cat as snack

I first bought this product when one of my cats got sick and refused to eat. While I was waiting for her medication to take effect, this is the only thing that I could get her to eat. I felt a little bad putting it on her nose and paw when she really didn't seem interested, but she would lick it off, and it's the only nutrition I could get into her. Now, she loves it as a little treat and willingly licks it off my finger. This product really helped save my cat. :)

I have a cat that's a senior and very, very picky. She has a weight problem..much too thin...and this helps give her a great caloric intake boost. She waits for it everyday!!

This stuff is absolutely DISGUSTING. It SMELLS horrible, and has NO flavor to it. I have tried and tried to mix this up with a bunch of different things, and my cat STILL WON'T eat it. Then, it says to smear the CRAP on either the nose or the paws of a cat!! GOOD LUCK with that one. I stopped using this nasty stuff because I was having to chase my cat down just to turn around and SMEAR it on her so she's got no choice but to lick it off. It's INHUMANE and CRUEL. My cat is also THROWING IT UP 🤬. EASILY one of the WORST purchases I have EVER made on Amazon. The kicker is that it comes in a 2 tube set, I've had it for 2 weeks, and AMAZON WILL NOT ALLOW A RETURN of this! DON'T waste your money people!!

The product seems to do the trick of helping a sick cat. My only issue is it tends to separate. It would be nice if there were a warning label on the container. I have been getting this for a while now, so before the first use of a container I fill a large plastic drinking glass with hot water, put the container in the water for about 5 minutes, open the cap, suck more air into the container and shake, shake, shake it. Then, just a bit of a shake every time I want to dispense some I give it a shorter shaking. That seems to take care of the issue.

The kittens really like the flavor, and it is helpful to slowly put additional weight on skinny kittens.

I have seen rescues and people who feed ferals use this but my cats did NOT like it at all. I have to mix it in with food and not dry food just wet food. It seems to help. My cat is feeling better and looks like he has gained some weight back. I would recommend it just mix it with wet food.