Cat
Day after day, wellbeing for your cat.
The cat, as a domestic feline, certainly needs higher protein levels than canids, but without these being such as to compromise kidney function. The right balance in the formulation of food is essential for a healthy and lasting life.
Veterinary Diet
Each cat has different dietary requirements depending on its state of health, age, level of daily exercise and play, genetic factors, pathologies and much more.
An adequate diet is the first ally in supporting felines by helping to improve their lives, whether in acute, chronic or sporadic cases, although it does not replace targeted therapies.
A veterinary diet is preferable in cases of:
- obesity
- dermatological pathologies
- gastrointestinal pathologies
- metabolic pathologies
- urinary pathologies
- food intolerances
and other situations that should be investigated with the veterinarian.
We use medicinal herbs and plants to meet the increasingly specific needs of our faithful four-legged friends, preserving their health and wellbeing.
Horsetail
Its administration has shown excellent efficacy in supporting normal ossification by promoting calcium deposition in the bone.
Milk Thistle
Rich in antioxidants, it contributes to the physiological mechanisms for protecting liver cells.
Chicory inulin
Source of fermentable fibre, it contributes to the balance of intestinal flora and the correct absorption of nutrients.
Artichoke
Rich in antioxidants and bitter substances, which have a positive effect on digestion and support the physiological processes of liver protection and repair.
Rosemary
Its active ingredients have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
Chestnut
Rich in tannins and antioxidants, it promotes normalisation of the mucous membrane and contractility of the intestine, strengthening the organism.
Eleutherococcus
Tonic-adaptogenic activity, it enables the body to respond better to external stimuli.
Linseed
Rich in minerals, Omega 3 and Omega 6 polyunsaturated fatty acids. Its mucilage has emollient and anti-inflammatory properties.
Seaweed
Rich in vitamins, Omega-6 and Omega-3 fatty acids, with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity.
Pomegranate
Its active ingredients counteract oxidative stress by helping to control cholesterol and blood sugar levels, preventing various cardiovascular diseases.
Boswellia Serrata
Its extracts have antioxidant activity on cartilage, as well as being anti-inflammatory and gastroprotective.
Yucca
It has effects of balancing intestinal flora and contributes to digestive function.
Lemon balm
It has properties that help the body to relieve nervousness, also facilitating rest.
Devil's claw
It has significant anti-inflammatory and soothing properties.
Dandelion
It has positive properties on the liver, thanks to its protective action and by improving digestive function.
Spirea
It has properties that promote the physiological maintenance of wellbeing.
Valerian
It has a relaxing and soothing action and is recommended as a support for reducing discomfort and tension.
Blueberry
Rich source of anthocyanins, antioxidant molecules par excellence, and tannins which contribute to the balance of intestinal flora.
Cranberry
Rich in vitamin C, thanks to its proanthocyanins, it seems to prevent bacterial adhesion to the mucous membranes of the urinary tract.
Blackcurrant
Its fruits contain a large quantity of antioxidant factors and a high content of Omega-3 fatty acids, which have a marked protective activity.
The new completely vegetable, ethical and tasty V.E.G. line includes foods formulated only with vegetable ingredients, ideal for those looking for an ethical and tasty product.
Why a plant-based diet?
Vegetarian and vegan choices are now well-established, and more and more people are embracing this lifestyle for ethical or health reasons, or simply out of curiosity. More and more owners are choosing to feed their dogs and cats a diet that respects these principles, which can also help to meet specific nutritional needs.
Although, as is well known, dogs and cats are animals whose ancestors are carnivores, in certain situations resorting to a plant-based diet can be of real help to them.
Particularly when other foods, containing meat or animal derivatives, can trigger disturbances of various kinds, skin or intestinal, but also where specific diets and the use of hydrolysates have not brought results, the use of a plant-based diet, even if only for a certain period of time, has proved to be decidedly effective in many cases.
Ask our veterinarian for advice, she will be on hand to answer your questions, clarify your doubts and suggest the most suitable Marpet product for your four-legged friend's needs!
She is also available by phone, by voice or via Whatsapp, at 366 6677942 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1pm to 3pm or by email at veterinario@marpet.it