Lapsa Senior Cat Sterilized Light Croquette 2 Kg

Lapsa Senior Cat Sterilized Light Croquette 2 Kg

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

Description of Lapsa Senior Cat Sterilized Light Croquette 2 Kg

Lapsa Cat Senior Sterilized Light Croquette 2 kg allows your cat to:

• Improve your immune defenses thanks to the vitamins A, C and E which participate in the renewal of the skin and more generally mucous membranes and play a key role in the strengthening of the immune defenses.
• Preventing overweight , L-caritine stimulates the oxidation of body fat.
• Favoring its intestinal transit , beet pulp is an important source of fiber that helps maintain good intestinal health

The most of the product :

• Conforts the carnivorous instinct of your cat: 60% of animal proteins.
• Highly digestible : Thanks to the quality of proteins.
• Healthy and shiny coat : by the effect of Omega 3 and Omega 6.
• The texture of kibbles specially studied to promote good oral hygiene.
• Meat declared fit for human consumption: Before and after slaughter.

Advice for use and dosage

Weight of the cat (kg) 2.5 3 4 5 6 8
outdoor access (g per day) 40 45 55 65 75 90
living indoors (by day) 35 40 50 60 65 80

Comment on the advice of use and dosage of Lapsa Chat Senior Sterilized Light Croquette 2 Kg with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.

Composition

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

Precaution of use

• Always leave a bowl of fresh water available for your pet.
• Close the packaging well after opening.
• Use preferably before the date of minimum durability on the packaging.
• Keep in a cool, dry place.

Presentation of Lapsa Cat Senior Sterilized Light Croquette

Lapsa is in the form of a 2 kg bag.

Our advice and expert advice in pharmacy

What are the possible consequences of sterilization ?

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

After the sterilization of your cat or cat, its metabolism changes and its food needs change. To help him keep a stable weight, it is essential to change his habits. This is why it is necessary to pass to reduced kibbles so that the ration does not decrease too much in quantity, but that it is the energy concentration of the ration which is reduced.
These foods:

• are reduced in fat,
• contain fibers to facilitate digestive transit, increase the feeling of fullness and prevent the formation of hairballs in the stomach (see our fact sheet on Hairballs for more information),
• also contain high quality proteins that help to satisfy them and they are perfectly balanced in vitamins and minerals.
• have an unfavorable mineral balance to the development of urinary stones.

Your cat's health will go through a good diet.
Regarding the adult cat, you can vary its diet by alternating with wet food and croquettes. This allows to vary the smells, flavors and textures because do not forget that your cat is a foodie. In addition the wet diet will provide hydration to your cat that tends not to drink enough. This will stimulate its renal function. The wet diet also increases the duration of the meal and promotes satiety and is also very rich in protein.