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Balanced grain-free premium food – with chicken – healthy urinary tract
Opti Life Urinary is a perfectly nutritionally balanced chicken-based formula, low in carbohydrates and grain-free, specifically designed to preventively maintain your cat’s urinary tract health.
Supports a healthy urinary tract thanks to a controlled phosphorus content, cranberries and extra vitamin C to maintain urinary pH.
A healthy intestinal flora is the basis for an optimal digestion. Thanks to easily digestible ingredients and the addition of extra dietary fibre and prebiotics (FOS 0.3%, MOS 0.1%), a healthy intestinal flora is maximally supported.
Extra taurine for optimal support of the heart.
chicken (dehydrated 33%), potato, peas, animal fat, vegetable fibres (cellulose 2%, beet pulp 2%), dried whole eggs, brewer’s yeast, hydrolysed animal proteins, minerals, salmon, salmon oil, cranberries (4%**), FOS (0.3%), MOS (0.1%), sea algae (Ascophyllum nodosum), yucca (250 mg/kg), rosemary (14 mg/kg), green tea (10 mg/kg)
**dehydrated fruits, % equivalent before drying
protein 35.0% (*77.0% animal protein in the total protein content), fat content 20.0%, crude ash 9.5%, crude fibre 3.0%, calcium 0.8%, phosphorus 0.8%, magnesium 0.08%, taurine 2950 mg/kg
vitamin A 30000 IU, vitamin D3 1500 IU, vitamin E 300 mg, vitamin C 200 mg, 3b103 (iron) 75 mg, 3b202 (iodine) 2 mg, 3b405 (copper) 10 mg, 3b503 (manganese) 30 mg, 3b605 (zinc) 98 mg, 3b802 (selenium) 0.1 mg, 3b8.12 (selenium) 0.1 mg, L-carnitine 40 mg
antioxidants: tocopherols 20 mg/kg, clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin: 10 g/kg
• Always provide plenty of clean drinking water. Place the food bowl and the drinking bowl at least 2 metres apart and, of course, not next to the litter box!
• Cats are difficult drinkers by nature, but they do need a lot of fluids. So make sure that your cat always has plenty of fresh water. Try offering water in different places in and around the house in containers of different materials, shapes, sizes or depths. Be creative and find out what is her favourite.
• Some cats prefer to drink running water. If this is the case for your cat, consider a drinking fountain to keep her happy and hydrated.
