Description
Royal Canin Urinary Care (sauce) is a wet food formulated for adult cats aged 1 to 12 years, aimed at supporting the urinary health of healthy, mature cats. Scientific research has demonstrated its effectiveness in reducing the risk of crystal and stone formation in the urinary system.
Benefits:
- Balanced Diet:
Designed to reduce the risk of crystal formation in cat urine, thus helping prevent urinary stones. - Urinary Health Support:
Helps maintain the health of the urinary system by lowering the concentration of minerals that can lead to urinary stones. - High Palatability:
Specially designed pieces in sauce provide exceptional taste and appeal. - Nutrient-Rich Formula:
Contains a unique combination of nutrients for the proper, healthy functioning of a cat’s body. - Weight Management:
Supports the maintenance of an ideal weight for cats.
Ingredients: Meat and meat by-products, vegetable by-products, cereals, plant protein extracts, minerals, carbohydrates.
Additives (per 1 kg):
- Nutritional additives:
- Vitamin D3: [Amount not specified]
- Iron (E1): [Amount not specified]
- Iodine (E2): [Amount not specified]
- Copper (E4): [Amount not specified]
- Manganese (E5): [Amount not specified]
- Zinc (E6): [Amount not specified]
- Technological additives:
- [Specific technological additives not listed]
Nutritional Content:
- Crude Protein: [Percentage not specified]
- Crude Fat: [Percentage not specified]
- Crude Ash: [Percentage not specified]
- Crude Fiber: [Percentage not specified]
- Moisture: [Percentage not specified]
Usage Instructions: Follow the recommended feeding guidelines provided on the packaging. Ensure that fresh water is always available for your cat. The batch number and expiration date are indicated on the packaging. Do not use the product past its expiration date as it may lose its beneficial properties.
Note: This diet is intended for healthy adult cats and is not suitable for cats with existing or past urinary tract diseases. Always consult with your veterinarian before making any changes to your pet’s diet, especially if your cat has a history of urinary health issues.
