Cats can sometimes benefit from targeted nutritional support, especially if they’re fussy eaters, recovering from illness or need extra help maintaining energy and appetite. For example, Dorwest Malted Kelp Tablets are a natural way to encourage a healthy appetite and provide micronutrients that help support overall vitality, while supplements like Super Natural Oileez Salmon Oil add essential omega fatty acids to your cat’s diet to help maintain skin and coat health. Many of these natural supplements are easy to mix with food, making them ideal for daily use.
Digestive health plays a big role in your cat’s comfort and overall wellbeing. If your cat has an unsettled tummy or sensitive digestion, Super Natural Pumpkinz Dried Pumpkin Powder with pre‑ and probiotics can help regulate digestion and firm up stools naturally. And for more direct digestive support, Dorwest Digestive Tablets offer a traditional herb blend to calm occasional discomfort and keep gut health on track.
Life can be stressful for some cats, whether it’s fireworks, travel or separation anxiety. Natural calming supplements like VetIQ Serene Calming Tablets use gentle, non‑sedative ingredients to help support normal behaviour during stressful times without causing drowsiness. Herbal blends such as Dorwest Scullcap & Valerian Tablets can also support relaxation and help your cat stay calmer in challenging situations.
At Woofingtons Emporium we hand‑pick cat supplements that are made from quality, natural ingredients and suited to a variety of needs, from everyday nutritional support to calming, digestion and joint health.
We offer fast nationwide delivery on all orders, with free standard delivery when you spend over £50, making it easy to get everything your cat needs in one order. All products are clearly described so you can check benefits and usage before you buy, and if you’re unsure what’s best for your cat, our friendly team is always happy to help with personalised advice.
If your cat is eating a complete, balanced diet, they usually get most nutrients from food. Supplements are most useful when your cat has specific needs, such as digestive issues, joint support, poor appetite or anxiety, and it’s always a good idea to check with your vet first.
Yes, supplements rich in omega fatty acids, like salmon or hemp seed oil, can help support healthy skin and a shiny coat as part of a balanced diet.
Many natural calming supplements are safe for extended use, but always follow product instructions and consult your vet if you’re planning long‑term support.
Gradually introduce the new food over 7–10 days by mixing it with their current diet. Slowly incrMost supplements can be mixed with food or given directly according to the product guidelines. If your cat is picky, try mixing them with a small amount of wet food to improve acceptance.
Some supplements are suitable for kittens of a certain age, check individual product directions to make sure they’re right for your young cat.
