- Nutramax Cobalequin B12 for Dogs and Cats, Oral Cobalamin Supplement with Folate, Vitamin B12 for Dogs Under 22 lbs. and Cats, Supports GI Health, Chewable Tablets, 45 Count

My veterinarian recommended this for my small rat terrier who has lymphangiectasia which effects absorption of nutrients in her gut. This is a small, chewable supplement that she takes without difficulty. Also, her labs have improved. She is acting like herself again. She will be taking this for the rest of her life. That is fine with me.

The Nutramax Cobalequin B12 supplement has been a reliable addition to my pet care routine. The chewable tablets are small and easy for cats and small dogs to eat, with a taste they don’t resist. I appreciate that the formula uses quality ingredients and is designed to support energy and overall health. The 45-count pack lasts a good while, and the individually sealed tablets keep them fresh. A trustworthy option for boosting B12 levels in pets.

This is great for older dogs

Great product and we were concerned about our 14 year old cat was not eating and these pills changed all that and now she is eating and is so less picky. We had also used a product to help her her gastric issues and she is now doing incredibly well. Thank you!

My dog has been on this for about five years now, he was very sick five years ago and the vet found out he was B12 deficient. So we have kept him on it.

This B12 supplement for cats and dogs may technically be chewable, but many cats and dogs will simply eat around it and leave the hard pill in their dish untouched. Fortunately, you can crush it up fairly easily with a fork or spoon and mix it into their food.

My cat was diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease and was losing weight/maintaining a dangerously low weight. No matter what expensive prescription foods I fed him, he didn’t want to eat and he was throwing them up. I was so scared I was going to lose him to an illness and be unable to ever get him off prednisone. I got a second opinion from a more experienced vet who told me Cobalequin might help and that many cats with IBD suffer from b12 issues. Within a week his weight is up almost a whole pound. He’s happier and playful. He comes busting into the bedroom at 3am asking me to feed him. He’s devouring his food and he’s stopped throwing up. I am so grateful. If you have a cat suffering with IBD you really need to ask your vet if you should try this and see if it will help. I crush it and put it in his food and he either likes the taste or doesn’t care that it’s there. He feels so much better and it’s been a huge relief.

Vet recommended for my 1-1/2 yo rescue cat’s dry coarse coat. Helping soften and helping the sparse fur on his tummy come in a little thicker. Brushing his fur does also help.