Lapsa Senior Spayed/Neutered Cat Light Dry Food, 2 kg

What is Lapsa Senior Neutered Light Dry Food 2 Kg used for?

LAPSA Sterilized Light foods are complete, balanced, and rich in chicken to meet the needs of your cat over 7 years old.

Lapsa Senior Spayed/Neutered Light Dry Food, 2 kg, helps your cat:

• Boost its immune system thanks to vitamins A, C, and E, which support skin regeneration and, more broadly, the health of mucous membranes, and play a key role in strengthening the immune system.
• Prevent weight gain; L-carnitine stimulates the body’s fat oxidation.
• Promote healthy digestion—beet pulp is an important source of fiber that helps maintain good intestinal health.

Product benefits:

• Supports your cat’s carnivorous instincts: 60% animal protein.
• Highly digestible: Thanks to the high-quality protein.
• Healthy, shiny coat: thanks to the benefits of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids.
• The kibble’s texture is specially designed to promote good oral hygiene.
• Meat certified fit for human consumption: both before and after slaughter.

We also offer Lapsa Veterinary Laboratory’s growth-stage kibble for kittens at the best price in our online pharmacy.

How to use this cat food?

Cat’s weight (kg) 2.5 3 4 5 6 8
outdoor access (g per day) 40 45 55 65 75 90
Indoor cat (g per day) 35 40 50 60 65 80

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Precautions for Use

• Always leave a bowl of fresh water available for your pet.
• Close the package tightly after opening.
• Best used before the best-by date printed on the package.
• Store in a cool, dry place.

What are the ingredients?

Dehydrated poultry protein (including 37% chicken from dehydrated chicken), wheat, corn gluten, barley (4%), dehydrated animal protein, animal fat, corn, dehydrated beet pulp (2%), vegetable fiber, meat hydrolysate, minerals, fish oil, potassium chloride.

Packaging

Lapsa is available in 2-kg bags.

Our advice and expert opinions from pharmacists

What are the possible consequences of spaying or neutering?

• Increased weight gain and decreased physical activity.
• Increased risk of urinary stones.

After your cat is spayed or neutered, its metabolism changes and its nutritional needs shift. To help them maintain a stable weight, it’s essential to adjust their eating habits. That’s why you should switch to low-calorie dry food—this way, the portion size doesn’t decrease too much, but the energy density of the meal is reduced.
These foods:

• are low in fat,
• contain fiber to aid digestion, increase feelings of fullness, and prevent hairballs from forming in the stomach (see our fact sheet on Hairballs for more information),
• also contain high-quality protein that helps keep them full, and they are perfectly balanced in vitamins and minerals.
• have a mineral balance that helps prevent the formation of urinary stones.

Your cat’s health depends on a good diet.
For adult cats, you can vary their diet by alternating between wet food and dry kibble. This provides a variety of smells, flavors, and textures—after all, don’t forget that your cat is a true gourmet. In addition, wet food provides hydration for your cat, who tends not to drink enough. This, in turn, supports kidney function. Wet food also extends mealtime, promotes satiety, and is very high in protein.