Product information "Wildcat Fel Adult Hypoallergenic Salmon"
Wildcat VetLine Hypoallergenic Salmon
Wildcat VetLine Hypoallergenic Salmon with 33 % salmon and 33 % sweet potatoes. Grain-free diet dry food for cats with food intolerances. In 400 g and 3 kg.
WILDCAT VetLine Adult Hypoallergenic Salmon is a specially developed complete dietetic food for adult cats with food intolerances. The carefully balanced formula is intended to reduce symptoms of ingredient and nutrient intolerances whilst simultaneously supporting skin function in cases of dermatosis and excessive hair loss.
Food intolerances can manifest themselves in different ways in cats. Frequent scratching, excessive grooming, skin redness, coat problems or recurring digestive complaints may indicate an intolerance to certain food components.
A distinction is made between food allergies and food intolerances. Whilst in the case of an allergy the immune system reacts to certain components, in the case of an intolerance similar complaints can occur without the involvement of the immune system.
The formula of WILDCAT VetLine Hypoallergenic Salmon relies on selected, clearly declared ingredients. With 33 % salmon, of which 22 % dried and 11 % fresh salmon, the dry food provides high-quality animal proteins and valuable omega-3 fatty acids.
As a selected carbohydrate source, the formula contains 33 % sweet potatoes. These are naturally grain-free and provide energy as well as plant-based fibre. The composition is complemented by 2 % pumpkin and other plant-based ingredients.
A special feature is the open declaration. The individual ingredients are listed specifically so that cat owners can understand which components are contained in the food. This is particularly important when specifically feeding cats with food intolerances.
The crude protein content of 32 % supports the daily protein supply, whilst the fat content of 15 % enables an energy intake tailored to requirements.
Salmon oil and sunflower oil provide essential fatty acids. In particular, the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA as well as the omega-6 fatty acid linoleic acid are important for normal skin function. An adequate supply can help to support the skin barrier and coat quality.
The prebiotic fibres mannan-oligosaccharides (MOS) and fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS) contained can support a balanced intestinal flora and normal digestive function.
WILDCAT VetLine Hypoallergenic was developed in collaboration with vets and nutritionists. The formula is grain-free and omits added maize, gluten, soya and artificial flavour enhancers.
The diet dry food is available in the sizes 400 g and 3 kg. The smaller pack is particularly suitable for getting to know the food, whilst the 3 kg pack is a practical stock size for longer-term feeding.
In the case of a medically supervised elimination diet, the suitability of the entire list of ingredients must be checked. In particular, in the case of a known intolerance to poultry components, the current declaration should be clarified with a vet before use.
Your benefits at a glance
- Available in 400 g and 3 kg dry food
- Complete dietetic food for adult cats
- With 33 % salmon as a high-quality animal ingredient
- With 33 % sweet potatoes as a grain-free carbohydrate source
- Developed to reduce food intolerances
- Omega fatty acids to support skin and coat
- With prebiotic fibres MOS and FOS
- Grain-free formula with transparent ingredient declaration
- Contains chicken fat and chicken broth
Instructions for use
WILDCAT VetLine Adult Hypoallergenic Salmon is a complete dietetic food for adult cats for the reduction of ingredient and nutrient intolerance symptoms as well as for the support of skin function in cases of dermatosis and excessive hair loss.
Feeding should take place according to veterinary recommendation. Skin problems, itching and digestive complaints can have different causes. A veterinary assessment should therefore be carried out before longer-term diet feeding.
Daily amount of food
- The daily amount of food depends on your cat's current body weight, nutritional condition, activity and individual state of health
- Use the feeding table on the packaging as a guide and adjust the amount if necessary in consultation with your vet
- Distribute the daily ration over two or more smaller meals if possible
Recommended duration of use
- To reduce food intolerances initially 3 to 8 weeks
- If intolerance symptoms subside, initially for up to one year
- To support skin function in cases of dermatosis and excessive hair loss, initially for up to 2 months
- Veterinary advice should be sought before use and before extending the feeding duration
Change of food
- Unless otherwise recommended by a vet, the change to WILDCAT VetLine Hypoallergenic should take place gradually over around 14 days
- Begin with a small amount of the new food and increase the proportion slowly. In doing so, observe in particular the stool consistency, the appetite and possible skin reactions
- In the case of a diagnostic elimination diet, a different approach may be required. In this case, follow the veterinary nutrition plan
Important notes
- Not suitable for kittens
- Not suitable for pregnant or nursing cats
- In the case of poultry intolerance, check the complete formula in advance
- During an elimination diet, only offer foods that are expressly permitted
- Observe skin and coat condition regularly
- Provide fresh drinking water at all times
- Store in a cool, dry place and keep tightly sealed
- In the case of severe allergic reactions or a significant deterioration in general condition, veterinary advice should be sought immediately
Zoo Roco Tip
If a food allergy or food intolerance is suspected, it is particularly important to take your cat's entire diet into account. Even small amounts of an incompatible food component can trigger complaints in sensitive cats.
WILDCAT VetLine Hypoallergenic Salmon contains selected ingredients as well as omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which can contribute to supporting skin and coat.
Keep a small feeding diary during a vet-supervised elimination diet. Note which food your cat receives and how skin, coat, itching and digestion develop.
Avoid additional treats, chew items or food samples during this time that do not explicitly belong to the nutrition plan.
Also make sure that all family members are informed about the special feeding. This helps prevent your cat from accidentally receiving unsuitable foods.
In the case of known allergies to animal components, you should not only pay attention to the main protein source, but always check the complete composition.