kin+kindOrganic Fiber for Dogs&Cats - Pumpkin Boost for Healthy Poops - Digestive Health - Flax Seed, Ginger, Turmeric and Coconut - Made in USA (Set Large 8oz)

Many reviews say it doesn’t work so well for their cat. It works incredibly well for my dog. I have a small Scottish terrier. And she has the healthiest poops. That’s my review. They should make this for humans.

My cat has been having digestive issues for awhile, and nothing would help. I mixed this with a bit of organic pumpkin baby food and my cat loves it, and they are usually quite picky. I split the recommend serving into morning and night feedings and it has made a difference. Now this didn’t cure the problem, but it has made my Cats life considerably better.

I bought this for my senior cat who was having problems going to the bathroom. She was struggling to push stool samples out, which turns out was most likely due to the fact she was severely dehydrated. I purchased this just to help her form healthy poops and to be on the safe side. I can confidently say that this has helped my cat form healthy poops. She hasn’t had a problem going to the bathroom in months. I mix this in with her wet food and she eats it right up. And it lasts a long time too. I would highly recommend this product to other cat owners, especially owners with senior cats.

I add 1/2 teaspoon to both my 20 lb. dog's food and to one of my cats that is a little on the chubby side. They both have slimmed down sand they both like the product that I mix in their food each morning. I noticed my dog's poop is my better and the cat, well he's happy too.

Cat #1 adopted 7-years ago, is eleven. She's always been a heavy/compulsive groomer and frequent hairball puker. Her stools were often scanty and hard.Cat #2 also adopted 7-years ago, is nine. She was a rescue that had all her teeth pulled before adoption. She's been on pate food ever since. She's was a gassy girl and changing food brands didn't help.We tried mixing a little canned pumpkin into the food (supposed to help these problems), but they wouldn't touch it. So I was happy to find kin+kind Organic Pumpkin Powder when browsing Amazon.Started mixing a pinch into their food, then slowly increased to half a teaspoon. They took to it right away. Best of all, the problems have decreased significantly. Cat #1's hairball pukes have gone from a few times a week to less than once a month and she's doing far less grooming. Cat #2's gassiness happens only occasionally. Plus, their stools are larger and both cats are calmer.

BEWARE of all the good reviews! I ordered this because I thought it might help with my female cat's recent constipation issue. It arrived last night and I mixed it into the wet food at this morning's feeding time. She sniffed the bowl and ran off without eating anything. My oldest male cat then came up and tried the food then stopped and walked away. My youngest male cat did the same. I followed the instructions on the tub for the amount to use for under 25lbs (mine range from 8-9lbs) and the food I mixed it in is the usual food they eat. It's just not palatable to any of my 3 cats. I will be getting her checked out by her vet instead. Since none of my cats will consume this product, I tried to start a return, but it said it wasn't returnable. I had to contact customer support to explain the problem to get a refund issued.

One of my cats would not eat it at all mixed with wet food. My other cat threw up 2 times afterwards. It made my other cat have runny diarrhea. Doesn’t mean it could be a good product for some but just didn’t work out for my cats.

I don't write many reviews, but this product has been so helpful, and I need to share in case this helps anyone else.I have a 13 year old cat, who struggled with bowel movements. She would start inside the litter box, but sometimes be unable to finish and leave unwelcome evidence around the house. Since she's not picky with her litter box type or placement, and I clean it daily, I figured it was a tummy issue.We've been using this for over a month now, and there have been no incidents whatsoever. I'm so thrilled, and I feel like she probably is too. I'll update if this changes.Also, the packaging lists the daily serving amount by pet weight on the back. While useful, the smallest option is marked 1/2 tbsp for a "less than 25 pounds" pet. That felt like too large a jump down to the 7 pounds my cat weighs, so I use a much smaller portion daily, just 1/8 tsp once a day, mixed in with her wet food.