PUAINTA pet multivitamins review

At around ₱169 as of August 12, 2026, with 10,752 Shopee ratings behind it. Before the price, the useful question is whether your animal needs one at all.

Complete food means complete

The phrase complete and balanced on a pet food bag is a formulation standard, not marketing. It means the recipe has been built to supply everything the animal needs, including every vitamin and mineral, with nothing else required in the bowl.

So for a healthy dog or cat eating a complete food, a general multivitamin is mostly adding what is already there. That is the plain answer, and it is worth saying before the review gets into anything else.

Supplements do have real uses. A vet identifying a specific deficiency. An animal recovering from illness or surgery. A home-cooked diet that has not been balanced by a veterinary nutritionist, which is the situation where supplementation genuinely matters and where guessing is worst.

The vitamins you can give too much of

Water-soluble vitamins, the B group and C, are largely flushed out when there is an excess. The fat-soluble ones are not.

Vitamin A and vitamin D are stored in the body, so extra accumulates rather than leaving. Excess vitamin A in cats causes new bone to form around the joints, leaving a stiff and sore animal. Excess vitamin D affects calcium regulation and damages the kidneys, and it has been the cause of real pet food recalls rather than a theoretical risk.

A complete food plus a multivitamin plus a fortified treat is how an owner gets there without meaning to. It is not common and it is not impossible.

What this listing does not tell you

No amounts. No vitamin list with quantities, no guaranteed analysis, no dosing by body weight.

That is the specific problem with a general pet multivitamin: the entire question is how much of each vitamin is in a dose relative to what the animal already gets, and without numbers there is nothing to work that out from.

A 2kg kitten and a 30kg dog are covered by the same listing, which makes the absent dosing guidance more noticeable rather than less.

Where PUAINTA sits

The brand runs several supplements on this site, including a hairball solution and lysine tablets, the latter of which the published research no longer supports. The rating history here is large and consistent, which in a category with no published specifications is the strongest available signal and still not a specification.

Who the PUAINTA multivitamin suits

Buy this if a vet has asked for a supplement, your animal is on a home-prepared diet, or it is recovering and eating poorly.

Skip it for a healthy pet on a complete food, where the money is better spent on the food itself.

Better places to put the money

For a complete food that publishes its analysis, see the Supremacy premium 1kg cat kibble. If appetite is the problem, the Maxwell real tuna 400g can is strongly flavored and publishes its protein.