Cat Supplements & Wellness Chews: Calming, Hairball, Probiotic & More
Cats don't make anything easy, including getting them to take a supplement. That's the problem this collection is built to solve, with soft chews, mousse packets, powders, and drops covering everything from hairballs and digestion to calming and urinary health, all made to actually get eaten instead of left in the bowl. Whether your cat needs daily support for a sensitive stomach or something for the occasional stressful vet visit, backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, you'll find a format here your cat won't fight you on.
Formats Built for Picky Cats
Cats are notoriously particular, which is why this collection isn't limited to one chew shape. A few of our most popular formats:
- 8-in-1 Multivitamin Cat Mousse - a wet, lickable mousse in resealable sachets for cats who turn their nose up at anything crunchy.
- Hairball Bites™ - a 60-count bacon soft chew built with AlaskOmega fish oil, psyllium, and slippery elm.
- Calming Bites™ for Cats - a bacon soft chew with melatonin, L-theanine, valerian root, and chamomile.
- Probiotic Powder for Cats - an easy-to-mix option with 800 million CFU of DE111 per pumpkin-flavored sachet, for cats who prefer food toppers over chews.
Skin, Coat & Urinary Support
Our Wild Alaskan Omega-3 Blend combines pollock and salmon oil to support skin and coat health, while Urinary Tract Bites use InCRANable cranberry concentrate and D-mannose to support bladder function, both available in sizes suited to single-cat and multi-cat households.
Calming Beyond the Chew
For cats who need more than a daily chew, our Cat Calming Diffuser Starter Kit adds room-level pheromone support, and pairs naturally with Calming Bites for cats dealing with bigger stressors like moving or new pets.
Build a Complete Feline Wellness Routine
For a broader look at digestion-focused options, our Gut Health collection groups the probiotic and hairball formulas together, and our dedicated Behavior collection covers calming chews and the diffuser system side by side. Most cats do best with support in more than one area at once, so it's worth thinking about your cat's routine as a whole rather than picking a single product.
FAQs
What supplements do most cats actually need? It depends on the cat, but omega-3s for skin and coat, a probiotic for digestion, and a hairball formula for longer-haired cats cover the most common everyday needs. Calming and urinary support are worth adding if your cat shows specific signs in those areas.
Do calming chews and diffusers work for anxious cats? Ingredients like melatonin, L-theanine, and valerian root are commonly used to support relaxation during known stressors like travel or vet visits, and a pheromone-style diffuser can help at the room level alongside a chew. Results vary by cat, and severe anxiety is worth mentioning to your vet.
Are soft chews or mousse packets better for picky cats? Mousse packets tend to work well for cats who prefer a wet, lickable texture or refuse anything crunchy, while soft chews are easier to dose precisely and store. Many pet parents keep both on hand since preferences can vary from cat to cat.
