LC-Vit Syrup 120ml review: easy liquid multivitamin

How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through 10,752 owner ratings.

LC-Vit Syrup 120ml Multivitamins for Dogs & Cats
Quick verdict

A liquid multivitamin with lysine for dogs and cats that's easy to dose from a dropper, our pick when tablets are a fight, and at around β‚±170 for 120ml it's sulit next to pet-store prices, though it's a daily top-up, not a treatment.

At a glance

BrandLC-Vit
TypeDog & cat multivitamin syrup
Priceβ‚±170 (as of Aug 12, 2026)
Shopee owner rating4.9 β˜… from 10,752 Shopee ratings
ShopVet Online Pharmacy
Units sold10K+

Pros and cons

βœ“ Pros

  • Liquid dropper dosing, easier than forcing a tablet
  • Works for both dogs and cats, with lysine in the mix
  • Around β‚±170 for 120ml, cheaper than many pet stores
  • Strong 4.9 rating with 10K+ sold

βœ— Cons

  • A daily top-up, not a medicine for sick pets
  • You measure the dose by weight (about 1mL per 5kg)
  • Ask your vet first for pregnant or very young pets

LC-Vit Syrup 120ml is a liquid multivitamin with lysine for dogs and cats that you dose straight from a dropper. It’s our pick when giving tablets is a fight, and it holds a strong 4.9 with 10K+ sold.

A daily syrup to fill vitamin gaps

It fills everyday vitamin gaps and supports appetite, with lysine in the mix, the amino acid many owners give cats during sniffles and eye colds. As a syrup, you drop it in the mouth or stir it into food, a daily top-up, not a cure. Think of it as insurance for a pet already on decent food, or a gentle nudge for a picky eater who leaves half the bowl. It isn’t a dewormer, an antibiotic, or a fix for a sick animal. If your pet is genuinely unwell, that’s a vet visit, not a vitamin.

Roughly 1mL per 5kg daily, following the label

The common guide is about 1mL per 5kg of body weight, once a day. Follow the label for your pet’s size. That’s roughly 1mL for a 5kg pusa or aspin and about 2mL for a 10kg dog. At that rate a 120ml bottle stretches a long way for a small pet, months for a single cat, which is where the bigger bottle earns its price over the 60ml. Give it at the same time each day, ideally mixed into a meal, so it becomes routine and your pet doesn’t clock it as medicine.

Sold by a real vet pharmacy at a fair price

Around β‚±170 as of August 12, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Many pet stores list the same 120ml bottle for more, so this is a sulit price for an easy daily vitamin, and it’s sold by an actual vet pharmacy rather than a random reseller. Spread across the weeks one bottle lasts, the daily cost is only a few pesos, mura for the peace of mind. The 4.9 rating with 10K+ sold says plenty of owners keep rebuying it.

Easy dosing for pets that refuse tablets

Buy this if you want a no-drama liquid vitamin for a healthy dog or cat that hates tablets. The dropper wins where pills turn into a wrestling match. It also suits multi-pet homes, since one bottle covers both the dog and the cat. For a sick, pregnant, or very young pet, ask your vet first. See more on our Pet Supplies page. See our top picks in the best pet vitamins roundup.

Prefer a powder you mix into food?

Prefer a powder you mix into food? The Hegen Pet Goats Milk Powder is sold as a supplement and appetite booster, and is our Best Goat Milk Powder. For a picky eater specifically, the FOLOPETS Appetite Boosters are our Best Appetite Booster.

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Frequently asked questions

What is LC-Vit Syrup used for?

It's a daily liquid multivitamin for dogs and cats, with lysine, to cover vitamin gaps and support appetite and general health. It's a top-up, not a medicine.

How do you dose LC-Vit Syrup for a dog or cat?

The usual guide is around 1mL per 5kg of body weight, given daily. Follow the label and ask your vet if you're unsure for your pet's size.

Is this the authentic LC-Vit formula?

It ships from Vet Online Pharmacy, a veterinary seller rather than a general reseller, which is the right channel for anything dosed by syringe. Check the expiry and seal on arrival, and confirm the dose for your pet's weight with your vet rather than guessing from the label.

By Jao Jacob Β· Published Jul 13, 2026 Β· Updated Oct 13, 2026 Β· How we review

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