The Missing Link

Is this worth it or is it just a giant waste of money. (http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...54408&lmdn=Cat

Petsmart had it on sale so I picked it up. Attitude and Nuts are currently on a skin and coat liquid (http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...1&pcatid=20201) Vialys lysine, and PlaqueOff plus I just started adding the missing link. I also give them Brewer's yeast tablets in a pill pocket when Attitude isn't sick. (http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...6&pcatid=22056)

Am I wasting my money adding the missing link or should I ditch the premium coat stuff and just keep using the missing link? Or am I totally wasting money on all the stuff I give them(minus the Lysine)?

I feed them Solid Gold Indigo Moon, the grain free one (http://www.petco.com/product/109059/...atFood_DryFood) or should I just change their food(I can't afford anything over $32.)

Just need some opinions. Also keep in mind Attitude has a bit of a weight problem(she is 0.5- 1.5 lbs overweight) so I do wonder if I'm packing on the calories with all these supplements.

Honestly if they were 'normal' cats I wouldn't be doing any of this, I just worry abut their health and keeping them around as long as possible.

Taryn

I will say I have seen Dogs that did do well with it... The ingrediants make me walk away from even tring it .....

Flax seed - in this form Unusuable to the cat and mainly fiber

Black strap molassas - Sugar with some Minnute traces of b vitamins

Rice Bran - FIber

the first three and if they showed up in a food higher than 6th I would wonder...

here is the whole picture
Ingredients: Flax seed, blackstrap molasses, rice bran, primary dried yeast, freeze dried beef liver, sunflower seed, dehydrated alfalfa, dried carrot, freeze dried beef bone meal, freeze dried cod fish protein concentrate, freeze dried oyster, sprouted green barley, dried kelp, lecithin, garlic, and yucca schidigera extract.


Guaranteed Analysis: Fat (25.0%), Protein (20.0%), Fiber (10.0%), Moisture (10.0%).

We used it for a few years with my mom's cat, who had some kind of IBS-type poopy trouble. The fiber really did help her. As a source of fiber I think it's pretty good, but for a regular supplement I don't know.

I give it to both of my girls, but we order the veterinary strength from a place online. It has helped their coat texture improve as well as boosted their overall nutritional health. For my kidney girl, it's helped her poops be a bit more regular and consistent.