Don’t wait for silent deficiency to strike. Virello Taurine fills the gap your cat’s food leaves behind, supporting healthy vision, heart function, and daily vitality in one simple scoop.
Stop the Silent Deficiency Before You See the Signs with Virello™ Taurine Supplement
Supports a healthy heart & sharp vision
No taste or smell, mixes into any meal
Pure, lab-tested & safe for daily use
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Stop the Silent Deficiency Before You See the Signs with Virello™ Taurine Supplement
Why Cat Parents Choose Virello
See how Virello Taurine compares to relying on cat food alone.
Why Cat Parents Choose Virello
See how Virello Taurine compares to relying on cat food alone.
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Complete Nutrition. Total Peace of Mind.
Complete Nutrition. Total Peace of Mind.
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Pure taurine: unflavored, odorless & lab-tested
Taurine is an essential amino acid that cats can't produce on their own, so it has to come from their diet. Virello Taurine is a nutritional supplement, not a medicine. If your cat has a health condition, speak with your vet first.
The Nutrient Your Cat Can't Make Alone
Unlike us, cats can't produce their own taurine, so every bit has to come from their food. The problem is that high-heat processing, storage and air exposure break it down long before dinner is served. Virello Taurine tops up what the food leaves out, supporting healthy vision, a strong heart and everyday energy with a quick daily scoop. No pills, no fuss, and nothing your cat can taste.
Meet Virello Taurine
The 10-Second Habit That Protects Your Cat
Indoor cats, seniors and cats on dry, grain-free or homemade diets are the most likely to run low. A daily scoop of unflavored, odorless Virello Taurine closes the gap, so you never have to wonder whether their food is really enough.
How to Use It
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Find the right dose
Check the feeding guide: 1-2 g for cats up to 2 kg, 2-3 g for 2-5 kg, and 5 g for cats over 5 kg.
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Mix it into their meal
Stir the powder into wet food, moistened kibble, bone broth or tuna water. No taste, no smell, no fuss.
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Repeat once a day
Daily use keeps taurine levels topped up. Watch for more energy, brighter eyes and a shinier coat over the coming weeks.
More than a supplement, it's peace of mind in every scoop.
Especially important for cats on grain-free, raw, homemade, fish- or rabbit-based diets. And it takes about ten seconds a day.
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Supports Heart & Vision
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No Taste, No Smell
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Safe for Daily Use
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Pure & Lab-Tested
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer free shipping?
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Yes! Shipping is free on every order, no minimum required.
When will I receive my order?
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You'll get an email with a tracking number as soon as your order ships, so you can follow it the whole way.
What if it doesn't work for my cat?
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You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Contact our team within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund your entire order.
Virello Taurine Questions
Does taurine really work for cats?
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Yes. Taurine is an essential amino acid that cats can't make themselves, so it has to come from their diet. Research shows taurine supports heart function, retinal health, reproduction and the immune response in cats. Many cat parents notice more energy, a better coat and more overall vitality within 2 to 4 weeks of consistent daily use. Keep in mind that taurine is a nutritional supplement, not a medicine: it works by fixing a shortfall, not by treating disease.
Can taurine help a cat with kidney disease (CKD)?
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Cats with CKD are at higher risk of taurine-related decline, particularly heart problems, which often go hand in hand with kidney disease. Taurine is essential for healthy heart muscle, and because CKD cats are usually on restricted diets, a daily top-up makes sure they aren't missing this vital amino acid. Taurine isn't a CKD treatment, but it's an important part of supporting overall health in cats managing kidney disease. As with any change to a CKD cat's diet, check with your vet first.
Could taurine help if my cat vomits often?
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Cats need taurine to make bile acids, which break down dietary fat and help keep the digestive tract calm. Since an irritated gut is one of the most common reasons cats vomit, many cat parents notice better digestion and fewer bile vomits with daily use. If your cat vomits regularly, it's also worth having your vet check them over.
How is this different from the taurine already in cat food?
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Commercial cat food is made with high heat, which can destroy up to 50% of the taurine naturally found in the ingredients, and storage and air exposure break down even more. Not even premium brands can say for sure how much usable taurine is left by feeding time. Virello Taurine is a pharmaceutical-grade powder that is never heat-damaged, so your cat gets full potency in every scoop. Compare it with fresh versus canned vegetables: the canned ones still contain nutrients, just a lot fewer.
How often should I give Virello Taurine?
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Once a day. Mix the right serving for your cat's weight (see Directions For Use) into one of their meals. Cats can't produce taurine themselves, so steady daily use is what counts. The unflavored powder blends into wet food, moistened kibble, bone broth, tuna water or homemade meals without changing the taste or texture, so even picky eaters don't notice it's there.
Is Virello Taurine safe for my cat?
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Yes. Virello worked with veterinary nutritionists and feline health experts to make sure Virello Taurine suits cats of all sizes and breeds from 12 weeks of age. Taurine is a nutrient cats need every day, and because it's water-soluble, anything their body doesn't use is simply passed out in the urine. If your cat is on medication or has a health condition, check with your vet before starting any supplement.
What if my cat won't eat it?
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Virello Taurine has no flavor or smell, so once it's mixed in well it disappears into the food. For very picky eaters, start with a tiny amount (about 1/8 of a scoop) for 2 to 3 days, then build up to the full serving. You can also dissolve it in a teaspoon of tuna water or bone broth first and stir that into the meal.
Can I give too much? Is it safe every day?
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No, you can't overdose on taurine. Unlike fat-soluble vitamins such as A, D, E and K, which build up in the body, taurine is water-soluble, so whatever your cat doesn't need is simply flushed out in the urine. That makes daily use completely safe, even long term. Just stick to the recommended serving for your cat's weight.
My cat eats a premium or raw diet. Do they still need it?
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Yes, even premium and raw diets benefit. Fresh meat contains taurine, but it starts breaking down as soon as it's processed, frozen or exposed to air. And muscle meat, especially chicken and turkey, is fairly low in taurine compared with organ meats like heart and liver. Unless your cat eats fresh whole prey every day, a daily taurine supplement is nutritional insurance that keeps their intake consistent, which matters even more for less active indoor cats.
My cat seems healthy. Do I really need this?
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Preventing a problem is always easier than fixing one. A taurine shortfall creeps up without warning, and once signs like tiredness, eyesight changes or heart trouble appear, some damage has already been done. Indoor cats, older cats and cats on mostly dry food are the most at risk, even when they look perfectly healthy. Think of it like buckling your seatbelt before a drive: nutritional insurance for pennies a day, instead of a costly emergency vet visit later.