Description：

· Advanced Multi-Nutrient Formula

· Gluten Free

· Non GMO LE Certified

· For A Healthy Pet

Everybody has nutritional needs, including your cat. Our high-quality pet supplement for cats provides nutritional support to help keep your pet healthy.

Cats have their own nutritional needs to suit their systems, especially since (unlike modern domesticated dogs) they are carnivorous. With this comes many other dietary needs that may not be met by cat food alone. Supplementing your cat’s diet helps ensure that they’re getting enough vital nutrients to maintain overall health.

Your cat may not be getting enough essential nutrients from diet alone. Cat Mix helps maintain optimal nutrition.

Cat Mix Benefits：

· Helps promote heart, kidney & eye health with taurine

· Contains arginine to support normal heart, kidney & pancreatic function as well as gut health

· Promotes cardiovascular health with B vitamins

· Encourages optimal health with high-quality ingredients

Animals have different physiological and structural systems and therefore need specific food and nutrients to remain in optimal health. Household pets are often considered family members who require special attention. Filling the need, the pet food industry has grown tremendously over the years. But you have to wonder if you are getting enough nutrients for your cat.

Special diet required：

Cats have been domesticated since early times to catch rats and mice. Today, they are primarily household pets that, like dogs, require special attention when it comes to nutrition and care. Cats are carnivorous. But unlike dogs that can eat some plant-based foods, cats’ digestive systems are especially equipped to process animal protein.

Nutrients like taurine and arginine are important to a cat’s health. Taurine, for cats, is a must for heart, kidney and eye health. Arginine helps support detoxification of ammonia in cats’ kidneys and is also important for promoting optimal heart and pancreatic function and keeping the gut healthy. Arachidonic acid is an essential fatty acid for cats, since cats cannot convert significant quantities of linoleate to arachidonate. And, just like humans, cats need B vitamins to help support the cardiovascular system.

Cats also have problems metabolizing certain amino acids from other nutrients, like the conversion of niacin from tryptophan, or vitamin A from beta carotene. For that reason, cats have more stringent nutritional requirements than such omnivores as dogs and humans.