Cats with access to outdoor areas may have a higher level of activity and therefore require a higher-energy diet.
This food has a high energy content to meet the needs of active cats. It also helps support skin health thanks to a combination of amino acids and vitamins, while an antioxidant complex helps neutralize free radicals to maintain the health of the cat's cells.
Additionally, it contributes to joint health thanks to a combination of nutrients and fatty acids (EPA & DHA) that support the joints of our little friend. Finally, it helps maintain the health of your kitty's urinary system.
Shellfish are the most popular source of glucosamine, a natural, nutritional supplement that helps with the joint health of our little friend.
Glucosamine is naturally produced in your cat's body, with the highest concentration found in the cartilage of the joints.
As your kitty grows older, its body starts to produce less glucosamine, resulting in joint pain and stiffness.
Intake of glucosamine through its diet can help protect the cartilage, which in turn helps restore joint function and activity levels.
Fructooligosaccharides are produced by the natural fermentation of sugar beets and help the growth of good bacteria in our little friend's gut. Their fermentation by gut bacteria helps provide energy to your kitty's cells, reduce the growth of bad bacteria, and decrease inflammation.
Contains an exclusive antioxidant complex that helps neutralize free radicals and reverse the aging of your kitty's body, enhancing its vision, muscles, and circulatory system while also protecting cells from the damage caused by free radicals.
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<h6>Important Note</h6>
The kitten has nutritional needs that differ from those of an adult cat. The diet for the kitten must meet all the requirements necessary for its proper development. The appropriate healthy diet that starts gradually at the time of weaning will enhance its growth and good nutritional behavior!
