Sensitive cat food for the stomach and intestines
Does your cat have sensitive intestines? Irregular stools or occasional vomiting? Then sensitive cat food for digestion may be the solution for your cat. This food is often easy to digest and contains ingredients that support healthy gut flora.
These often include prebiotic fibres (e.g. inulin, FOS and MOS) and herbs. Some foods are also grain- or gluten-free.
Examples of sensitive cat food for the stomach and intestines include:
Sensitive cat food for skin and coat
Does your cat have a dull coat or shed a lot? Then sensitive cat food for skin and coat can provide the necessary support. These foods often contain proteins that are less likely to trigger an allergic reaction and additional nutrients that support the skin and coat.
Examples include omega 3 fatty acids, skin-supporting herbs, vitamins and minerals.
Examples of sensitive cat food for skin and coat include:
Sensitive cat food for both digestion and skin and coat
Alongside specific sensitive foods for the stomach and intestines or skin and coat, there are also foods that support both sensitive digestion and sensitive skin.
Examples include:
A food needs 2 to 4 weeks to show an effect on the stomach and intestines and often 4 to 6 weeks to be effective for skin and coat. You therefore need a little patience to assess whether the chosen food is the best option for your cat.
Sensitive cat food may not be sufficient to support or resolve your cat’s symptoms. In that case, visit your vet for further examination and advice, or contact veterinarian@vetsend.co.uk.
