Happy Cat Sensitive Schonkost Niere

Happy Cat Sensitive Schonkost Niere

Complete dry food for adult cats to facilitate kidney function in case of kidney failure.

Happy Cat Sensitive Schonkost Kidney with customized protein and mineral content was specially developed to support kidney function. The balanced recipe with protein sources from poultry and beef, as well as valuable herbs, is also loved by picky cats.

Dietary feed is characterized by:

• 72% animal protein (of total protein);
  
• Recipe without wheat and gluten;
• Adjusted protein and mineral content;
• Relief for the kidneys due to increased fiber content;
• Suitable for cats from 1 year of age;
• The recipe is enriched with birch and nettle leaves.

Happy Cat Sensitive Schonkost Niere is especially suitable for feeding cats in the early stages of kidney failure. Please note that such a diagnosis must be confirmed and clarified by a veterinarian.

What is kidney failure?

Renal failure means that the function of the kidneys has become limited and the kidneys can no longer fully perform their functions. The kidneys keep the cat's fluid and electrolyte levels in balance. Their main task is the elimination of water, salts and metabolic waste. They are also responsible for blood formation and affect blood pressure. Blood is filtered in the blood cells of the kidneys, and toxins are excreted in the urine through the tubules. In case of kidney failure, metabolic waste is no longer sufficiently removed from the body. Substances that can no longer be removed from the body with urine accumulate in the blood. Therefore, it is especially important to support the kidney metabolism with a suitable diet and not to put additional strain on it.

Does your cat with kidney failure not want to eat?

Cats with kidney damage often suffer from nausea and eat poorly. When switching from regular food to Happy Cat Sensitive Schonkost Niere, you should give yourself a little more time and make your cat's food intake as pleasant as possible.

The tips below can help you change the diet and feed cats with kidney disease:

• Choose the right bowl and feeding place (for example: a wide, flat bowl so that the tactile hairs remain free, a quiet place);
  
• Offer food at "body temperature";
• Learn and eliminate or optimize stressors and changes;
• Clean the cat's food bowl regularly;
• Check that feed is stored as needed.