Pure Taurine for cats
Pure taurine, in the food he already eats.
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What makes it +Pets: one ingredient you can read at a glance, in the food he already eats. No pills, no change of diet.
Supports his heart and eyes, a scoop in the food he already eats
See Pure Taurine90 days to decide, on your first order.
Three of our 27,000+ cat owners, after the first jar.
Okay I'll say it, because I was the first one to be sceptical. Micia is eleven and she has refused everything I have ever tried to put in that bowl. Half a scoop of this in her wet food and she ate it. She didn't even lift her head. I don't know what else to tell you.
I have a whole shelf of things I bought for Tigro that he sniffed once and left there. Pastes, drops, a powder you could smell from another room. I ordered this expecting shelf number four. Three weeks in and he eats it every morning. Honestly it's the longest run we have ever had.
I always read what's written on the jar before anything goes near my cat. Dose printed on the front, batch and best-before on the bottom, one ingredient listed and nothing hiding behind a long name — the whole label fits in one glance, which is rarer than it should be. It doesn't pretend to be medicine and it doesn't promise the moon. That's more or less why I trusted it.
He doesn't produce enough on his own, and how much he needs depends on what he eats: on wet food, about twice as much.
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Earle & Smith, British Journal of Nutrition, 1991
His heart muscle uses taurine every day. A steady supply supports normal heart function.
The retina, at the back of his eye, is rich in taurine. Enough of it supports normal vision.
His liver uses taurine to build the bile salts that digest fat.
No food switch, no pill to give, no guesswork: his dose is on the jar, by his weight.
½, 1 or 1½ scoops, depending on his weight. Under 2 kg, it's ½. The full guide is on the jar.
Into the wet food or over the kibble he already eats. Nothing else in his bowl changes.
Put the bowl down, same as every day. Tomorrow, the same scoop.
A cat doesn't produce enough taurine. It has to come from his food, every day.
Taurine comes from meat and fish. Plant proteins don't have it.
Cats on heat-processed food lose more of it, so they need more.
Your vet can check his taurine level with a blood sample.
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The questions owners ask us most.
90 days, full refund, first order
Cats don't produce enough taurine, so it has to come from food. Cooking raises how much they need: on canned food, about twice as much as on dry (Earle & Smith, 1991). His food is fine as it is. The scoop goes on top of it.
½, 1 or 1½ scoops a day, depending on his weight. Stir it into the food he already eats, wet or dry. The scoop guide is on the jar.
99.2% of cats prefer the powder. Stir it into the food he never refuses, not into something he's never tried. If he still walks away, write to us: we refund the whole first order and the jars stay yours. Renewals are not covered.
Taurine works quietly, meal after meal, and your vet can check his level with a blood test. You also get 90 days: if he won't eat it or you're not convinced, one email and we refund the whole first order, opened jars too. Nothing to send back.
One refund claim per household, ever: one delivery address, one claim.
90-DAY GUARANTEE
If he won't eat it, or you're not convinced, we refund the whole first order. Every jar in it. The jars stay yours.
To support@gopluspets.com, within 90 days of delivery.
Order number, a photo of the jar, a couple of lines. That's all.
Back to the way you paid. The jars stay yours.
The +Pets team answers every email within 24 hours, Monday to Friday.
support@gopluspets.com
Before you order, after, or on day 89: same inbox.
Counted from delivery, on your first order. Read the refund policy.
