Nutrience Care® Sensitive Skin & Stomach cat food is a gluten - free, limited - ingredient diet crafted for cats with food sensitivities or digestive problems. It's free from common allergens like chicken, beef, lamb, dairy, eggs, meat meals, gluten, soy, and grains. The formula combines fresh salmon, a unique protein, with hydrolyzed fish protein concentrate. This reduces allergy risks and aids digestion, making it perfect for cats with gastrointestinal sensitivities or those needing a hypoallergenic diet. It meets AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance. Fish is naturally packed with omega - 3s, which are great for keeping a cat's skin and coat healthy. Ingredients such as pumpkin, probiotics, prebiotics, ginger, and flaxseed are included to support a healthy gut. These are also found in the Digestiboost cubes, added for top - notch gut health. Every bag of Nutrience Care® has Digestiboost, made with pumpkin, chicory root, turmeric, and ginger to support overall gut well - being. Key features: It contains hydrolyzed salmon, a highly digestible protein for sensitive stomachs; is rich in omega - 3 from coconut and salmon oil for a healthy skin and coat; supports gut health with fiber - rich pumpkin and prebiotics; and has a hypoallergenic formula free of common allergens. This cat food is recommended for adult and senior cats, those with food allergies and intolerances, cats with gastrointestinal issues, and those with dermatological problems. Available sizes are 2.27 kg and 5 kg.
Using Nutrience Care+ Hypoallergenic Dry Cat Food for Sensitive Skin and Stomach is easy. Just serve the appropriate amount according to your cat's age, weight, and activity level. You can find a feeding guide on the bag. Always provide fresh water for your cat. Store the cat food in a cool, dry place and keep the bag tightly closed after each use to maintain freshness. If your cat has specific health conditions, it's a good idea to consult your vet before starting this food. Watch your cat's reaction when you first introduce this food. If you notice any unusual behavior or health issues, stop feeding and contact your vet right away.
