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"Intestinal Active" is a complete food for adult cats, designed to reduce acute intestinal absorption disorders and help with digestive difficulties. The main features of this product include a single source of animal proteins from surface fish (anchovies and herring caught in the open sea), a single source of carbohydrates from rice, and a limited number of ingredients to reduce the risk of food intolerances. It also contains high natural levels of Omega3, essential for controlling cell growth and reducing the risk of becoming overweight.
Composition
The composition includes milled rice, fish meal, fish protein hydrolysates, oils and fats, brewer's yeast, lignocellulose, algae, minerals, dehydrated yeast, and FOS. It also contains additives such as vitamins, minerals, and flavourings.
Therapeutic Indications
"Intestinal Active" is indicated for adult cats with acute intestinal absorption disorders and digestive difficulties. Its unique formula, with a single source of animal proteins and carbohydrates, helps reduce the risk of food intolerances. Furthermore, its high natural levels of Omega3 help control cell growth and reduce the risk of becoming overweight.
Method of administration
"Intestinal Active" can be administered as the main food for the cat. The recommended daily amount varies based on the cat's weight and health condition. It is always recommended to consult a veterinarian before starting a new diet.
Contraindications
There are no known contraindications for the use of "Intestinal Active". However, if your cat has a history of food allergies or intolerances, it is always recommended to consult a veterinarian before starting a new diet.
Product safety
"Intestinal Active" is a safe food for adult cats. It has been formulated with a limited number of ingredients to reduce the risk of food intolerances. Furthermore, it contains only animal proteins from surface fish caught in the open sea, which are known to be a source of high-quality protein.
Precautions
It is always recommended to consult a veterinarian before starting a new diet. If your cat has a history of food allergies or intolerances, it is especially important to do this. Additionally, it is important to monitor your cat during the transition to a new food to ensure there are no adverse reactions.
Target species
Adult cats
