Because your body absorbs natural Vitamin C so much better than ascorbic acid, you need a lot less of it to see results. Whole Food Vitamin C has 250 mg of Vitamin C, which is the âsweet spotâ that most nutritionists recommend. Any more and you run the risk of stomach problems. The pills are easy to swallow, no choking or horse pills here. You take two pills a day, with meals, and each bottle contains a 30 day supply.
Best Answer: Great question! All cats have vertical pupils because they are nocturnal, but different breeds have different shaped eyes. So, when a cat's pupils dilate, it may seem as though they have rounder eyes. Cats pupils will dilate for different reasons. Obviously pupils react to light, but they will also dilate when something of interest comes into view, like while they are hunting or about to pounce on a toy. They will also dilate if they are scared or surprised.
Blue Eyes on Kittens. Most adult cats do not have blue eyes, although some do. Nevertheless, cat owners may notice that kittens' eyes are blue at first. Many kittens have blue eyes (although not all kittens do) during the process of eye opening that lasts the first two to three weeks of life.