From Poor Appetite and Rough Fur to Weight Gain and Softer Coat After Eating LeaH

If your cat does not really want to eat and the coat feels rough, finding food the cat accepts can help the owner maintain daily feeding more consistently. In this customer story, the owner shared that after switching to LeaH, the cat gained weight, the fur felt softer, shedding was not heavy, and the stool smell was not strong.

This customer shared that before eating LeaH, her cat had poor appetite and did not really want to eat the other brands she tried. After switching to LeaH, there was no issue, and she noticed the cat became bigger within around two to three months.

For cats that eat less, it can be harder for the owner to see body changes because the cat is not eating consistently every day. When a cat likes the food and finishes it well, maintaining body condition becomes easier over time.

The customer also mentioned that the cat’s fur used to feel rough with other food. After eating LeaH, the fur felt softer, shedding was not heavy, and a shaved area grew back in less than a month. She also shared that the cat likes LeaH dry food, finishes it quickly, and does not take supplements. Another thing she noticed was the stool smell, saying visitors would not know there are cats in the house