Nutrition for cats

Cats are known for their curiosity in everyday life. They like to explore their environment and often come into contact with various substances and foods.

You can find out which foods, plants and substances are poisonous for your cat in this article.

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Cats are considered senior citizens from the age of around 7 years. In this phase of life, there are various signs of ageing that indicate slower metabolic processes and age-related changes.

In this article, you can find out how you can support your velvet paw in this phase of life with the right food.

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Stiftung Warentest tested 22 dry foods for adult cats. Our Sanabelle Adult with Ostrich was the best classic brand in the test, with a rating of very good (1.5).

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The impact of pet food for dogs and cats on our environment was examined in a scientific report published in the journal "Nature". The so-called 'Scientific Report' from the University of São Paulo compares the environmental impact of the production of dry food, wet food and home-prepared pet food. The analysis is made up of the CO2 balance, water consumption and sulphur dioxide emissions of the individual products.

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Many animals suffer because of our consumption and our way of life. Unfortunately, many cosmetic and pet food products are subjected to painful testing on animals before they are put on the market.

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Antioxidants play an important role in the shelf life of vitamins and essential fatty acids in feed.

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The intestine is also one of the most important organs for supporting the immune system in cats. A balanced and stable intestinal flora is the basis for optimal digestion and therefore important for the general well-being and vitality of your cat.

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The kidney is one of the high-performance organs in the cat's body. In order to fulfill its various tasks, it must function smoothly at all times. Around a quarter of the blood that leaves the heart with every heartbeat is pumped directly into the kidneys.

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