Ok I'll say it because I was the first one being sceptical. Micia is eleven and she has refused every single thing I have ever tried to put in that bowl, including the expensive stuff from the vet. Half a scoop of this in the wet food and she just ate it. Didn't even lift her head up. 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 walked away from. Paste, drops, a powder that smelled like fish from across the room. So I ordered this fully expecting shelf number four. It's been about three weeks and he's had it every morning. That's genuinely the longest streak we've had.

Just so people know, I actually asked for the refund. Luna wouldn't touch it, I wrote to them on the Sunday and the money was back by the Wednesday, and they told me to keep the jar. No forms, nobody asked me for a photo, nobody tried to talk me into anything. I ended up buying it again for my sister's cat, who eats it.

Fair question someone asked me: if it's already in the food why add it. From what I understand cats can't really make their own, so whatever is in the bowl is the whole lot. I buy decent food and I still add the scoop, it takes five seconds next to the kettle. Bruno hasn't noticed and I've stopped thinking about it.

Otello is fourteen and I've been told more than once that it's just his age. I'm not expecting a powder to fix fourteen and they don't promise that either, which is honestly why I ordered it. It's one scoop, it costs less than a coffee, and it's something I can actually do in the morning instead of worrying.

For anyone with two: a jar is about a month for one cat so with Otto and Parkin it's roughly a fortnight, which caught me out on the first order. Now I just order the next one the day I open a jar, so there's always one in the cupboard. Two bowls, two scoops, thirty seconds. Parkin inhales hers, Otto takes his time.

I always check what's actually on the tub before anything goes near my cat. Dose printed on the front, batch and date on the bottom, the additive number is there so you can look it up yourself, which I did. It's not pretending to be medicine and it doesn't say it cures anything. That's more or less why I trusted it.

Signed up for the every-90-days one mostly for the price and then immediately regretted it because I hate subscriptions. Went to cancel it, found the link in the order email, two clicks, done, no chat with anybody. Then I put it back on a week later because I'd worked out what a jar actually costs me. Anyway. It's fine.