Feline Specific FRD Weight Reduction 400g

What is Feline Specific FRD Weight Reduction 400g? The Feline Specific FRD Weight Reduction 400g from Dechra is a specialised dry cat food designed to manage and reduce weight in adult cats. It is carefully formulated to ensure your cat can enjoy satisfactory portions, whilst shedding excess fat and keeping healthy muscle mass intact. This nutritionally balanced diet is not only low in fat and calories but also rich in fibre and protein. Plus, it's boosted with L-carnitine for efficient fat metabolism and omega-3 fatty acids for the overall health of your cat's skin, coat and joints. What are the benefits? The benefits of Feline Specific FRD Weight Reduction 400g extend beyond simple weight reduction. Its high protein content ensures your cat maintains its muscle mass whilst losing weight from fat stores. Added L-carnitine accelerates the conversion of fat into energy, and an abundance of omega-3 fatty acids supports healthy skin, coat and joints. Additionally, due to its slow-release starch and high fibre content, this diet suits cats with diabetes or constipation. What are the key features? Low in calories and fat, high in protein and fibre. Fortified with L-carnitine to promote fat metabolism. Rich in omega-3 fatty acids to look after your cat's skin, coat and joints. Slow-release starch and high fibre content suitable for cats with diabetes or constipation. What are the precautions? Not suitable for kittens, pregnant or lactating cats due to its weight reduction formula. Ensure access to plenty of fresh drinking water when your cat is on this diet. If your cat has a medical condition, consult with a vet before making dietary changes. Usage How to use Feline Specific FRD Weight Reduction 400g To start, blend the Feline Specific food with your cat's current diet gradually over 7 days to aid digestion. Then, feed your cat the recommended daily amount based on weight, monitoring weight loss regularly. Re-assess meal amounts based on your cat's weight and health with your vet. Usage