Cat

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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Neutering your cat changes its hormonal balance, which affects its appetite and energy requirements. Appetite increases significantly, while the entire metabolism slows down and energy consumption drops by around 30 %. The combination of these two factors means that neutered cats tend to be overweight.

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