I always bought the expensive stuff. But when I learned heat processing wipes out most of the taurine and they just spray a minimum back on I started thinking about what Mochi actually gets every day. She’s never caught prey in her life. Tried Yeyko and within a month she was jumping onto the counter again, coat shinier than it had been in years.

I kept putting it off wasn’t sure if extra taurine was even safe. Turns out it’s water-soluble, so any excess just flushes out. Once I thought about the fact that Oliver has never once eaten raw prey the way a cat in the wild would, adding Yeyko made total sense. Five seconds on his food. Done.

I thought regulated food covered everything. But taurine gets cooked off during processing, and cats can’t store it so the gap reopens every single day. Biscuit’s 11 and eats grain-free, which I thought was the gold standard. Yeyko just closes the loop. I know she’s getting what her body was built to run on.

“Mochi stopped jumping on the bed in the mornings. She wasn’t sick, the vet said she was fine, but something felt off. I started adding a scoop of Yeyko to her kibble and honestly didn’t expect much. Three weeks later she was back at the door every morning. I don’t know how to explain it but she just seems more like herself.”

“I kept seeing stuff about what cats were actually built to eat and went down a rabbit hole. Tried a few supplements, most of them smelled weird and she wouldn’t touch her food. Yeyko just… disappears into the bowl. She has no idea it’s there. Been doing it three months now and I’m not stopping.”

“I’m not someone who buys a lot of pet supplements. One ingredient, lab tested, and you just scoop it in. That’s all I needed to hear. If it didn’t work I had 60 days to get my money back anyway. It worked.”