She won't eat it AT ALL, as soon as she smells it she starts growling and moves away. The only way to give it to her is to smear a small amount on her paw or on her snout.

Because I see strange reviews, you don't give it to the cat and expect it to lick it, it's vitamins not a treat paste. You put a dose on your finger, like the size of a pea for example, and place it in the cat's mouth on its tongue. Otherwise, it might help to put it on its nose so that, in order to clean it, the cat is forced to lick it off with its tongue. In general, over the years I have bought many types of vitamins and I can say that this is one of the best.

My cat won't eat it at all. If I put it in her wet food, she won't eat the wet food either. Although my cat is quite picky with food, supposedly as the packaging says, it is intended for picky cats. The only good thing is that it is a sticky paste and I can relatively easily smear it on her snout and she will lick it... it also seems to actually work. It gave my cat more energy and her fur is much softer. However, if you don't intend to chase your cat around the house to give it to her in sneaky ways, it's better not to buy it.

My cats consume it for fun and even look for the tube where I keep it in the cupboard. They are hooked! I give it to them during the summer when they refuse to eat dry food, and it helps them have the energy to take a few steps and not sleep all day. We learned about it from the vet after our little one had surgery, and it really helped her return to normal levels back then.

While it is affordable and would be beneficial, my cat refuses to eat it unlike other vitamins that it easily accepts.

I give it two stars because although it does eat it, only when mixed with wet food (canned) and not on its own as stated. When I give it plain, my cat smells it and walks away.