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A heart condition in cats that can be caused by taurine deficiency and potentially reversed with supplementation.
Board‑certified veterinary nutritionists and cardiologists universally advise that taurine supplementation should follow veterinary diagnosis (blood testing or clinical signs) and individualized dosin...
Long-term, high-dose taurine supplementation in cats is not documented to damage the heart, eyes, or kidneys; instead, taurine prevents and can reverse organ damage caused by deficiency, particularly ...
Taurine deficiency in cats is a dietary problem that primarily damages the heart and eyes and can impair reproduction and development; signs usually appear slowly over months and may be irreversible i...
Veterinary clinics most commonly recommend pure taurine formulations (tablets, powders, or capsules) and combined cardioprotective products that pair taurine with L‑carnitine and omega‑3s; clinicians ...