Just like with other pet supplements, most people who have cats don't incorporate cat vitamins into their cat's daily diet.
This is not necessarily a bad thing since cats can live very healthy lives without any supplements in their diet.
Many cats don't however; they don't get all the nutrients that they need from their food.
So contrary to what many people believe, for most cats, a bit of extra vitamin A, vitamin C etc.
wouldn't be such a bad idea.
A few supplements added to an already good diet can improve a cat's health tremendously.
Not only will it improve their physical health but also their emotional health.
With a few supplements, more cats would have a much stronger zest for life and with a supplement or two; the cat's life span would increase.
Before you decide whether you want to add any supplements to your cat's diet, it's important to meet up with your local veterinarian so that the vet can examine the animal to make sure that the animal is healthy and a good candidate for supplements.
Sometimes if the animal is not healthy and if they got a weak immune system, adding supplements to their diet can actually be harmful.
There are also some supplements that can be harmful to cats.
The most common supplements for cats are essential fatty acids, probiotics, minerals and vitamin A, vitamin B12, vitamin E etc.
All these supplements have their own impact but it's important that your pet gets a sufficient amount of all of them.
It's also important to note however that all supplements should be given in moderation.
Too much of a good thing is a bad thing, even with supplements.
Read on a bit more on the subject so that you can make a good decision.
A certified veterinarian can always give you more info but so can books and information online.
If you're not giving your pets supplements already, it's definitely something that you should look at the least look into doing.
Supplements can really have a great impact on an animal's health.