Veterinary Diet for Cats with Impaired Liver Function
Energy-rich: Provides sufficient energy in each bite to meet the cat’s nutritional needs with smaller portions, reducing stress on the digestive system.
Palatable: Cats with impaired liver function often experience loss of appetite. Making the diet more palatable encourages eating and supports recovery and rehabilitation.
Copper: Low copper content helps minimize copper accumulation in liver cells and prevents cell damage caused by bile stasis.
Antioxidants: Synergistic antioxidants help slow liver cell degeneration and neutralize free radicals, which can otherwise contribute to liver damage.
Recommended for: Cats with cholangitis, cholangiohepatitis, portosystemic shunt, hepatic encephalopathy, chronic hepatitis, and copper accumulation disorders.
Nutritional values: Protein 26%, Fat 22%, Fiber 5%, Sodium 0.3%, Per kg: Copper 5 mg, Essential fatty acids 54 g.
