
Floof Pets 8-in-1 Probiotic and Multivitamins Cat Supplement, 30 Chews (40g)
₱125as of Aug 3, 2026
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A 30-chew cat supplement combining probiotics with an 8-in-1 multivitamin at around ₱125, and one of the few chews in this category actually formulated for cats rather than dogs.

₱125as of Aug 3, 2026
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| Brand | Floof Pets |
|---|---|
| Type | Cat probiotic multivitamin chews |
| Price | ₱125 (as of Aug 3, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.8 ★ from 33 reviews |
| Shop | Pet Express |
| Units sold | 111 |
The Floof Pets 8-in-1 Probiotic and Multivitamins cat supplement is a 30-chew (40g) pack covering eight areas plus probiotics. Most chews in this category are dog products, so a genuinely cat-formulated one is worth noting.
This isn’t a marketing distinction. Cats need taurine, an amino acid dogs make on their own but cats cannot, and dog supplements don’t carry enough of it. On top of that, vitamins A and D can be toxic to cats at doses that are perfectly safe for a dog.
So “can I just give my cat the dog one” has a firm answer, and it’s no. A product built for cats is the only correct choice here, which immediately narrows this category down a long way.
The honest catch. Cats are markedly harder to supplement than dogs, and a chew only works if it gets eaten. Some cats take these like a treat; plenty will sniff once and walk away.
That’s the strongest argument for the 30-chew pack size. A month’s supply is the right amount to find out, and you haven’t lost much if the answer is no. If your cat refuses, a powder stirred into wet food is the usual fallback and generally the easier route with cats.
Worth noting too that an 8-in-1 spreads its dose across every area it names. For general upkeep that’s fine; for one specific problem, a targeted product concentrates better.
Around ₱125 as of August 3, 2026 for 30 chews. Check the latest price on Shopee.
That’s cheap for a month’s trial of a cat-formulated supplement, and cheap is the right call for a product your cat may reject outright. The 4.8 rating rests on a small number of ratings, so weight it lightly.
Buy this if you have a cat on a complete diet and want general daily support in a format worth testing cheaply. If your cat has a specific issue, hairballs, a sensitive stomach, stiff joints, a targeted cat product will do more. And if your cat has ever refused a chew, start with a powder. See our top picks in the best pet vitamins roundup, or learn which supplement helps in our pet vitamins buying guide.
Prefer a powder your cat won’t have to chew? The Feline Science Cat Probiotics+ 30g mixes into wet food. Dealing with hairballs as well? The PUAINTA combination set pairs a hairball product with a probiotic.
No. Cats need taurine that dog products don't supply enough of, and vitamins A and D can be toxic to cats at dog-sized doses. Always use a cat-specific product.
Cats are far pickier about chews than dogs. If yours refuses, a powder mixed into wet food is usually the easier route, and there are cat-specific powders in this category.
About a month for one cat on a chew a day. It's a trial-sized pack rather than a bulk buy.
Around ₱125 as of August 3, 2026 for 30 chews (40g), though you should always check the current price.