A purine-reduced diet can also be beneficial for cats in certain situations. Purines are natural components of many pet foods and play a role in uric acid metabolism.
By selecting specific ingredients, daily purine intake can be reduced.

When is low-purine cat food a good option?

Low-purine cat food can be considered, especially if there is a tendency towards urinary stones, elevated uric acid levels, leishmaniasis, or individual metabolic abnormalities. A tailored recipe with selected ingredients helps to specifically reduce purine intake while ensuring a balanced diet.

Adapted protein sources for sensitive cats

Low-purine cat food relies on selected ingredients with a lower natural purine content. At the same time, the supply of essential amino acids is still ensured.
A balanced composition supports good tolerability.

Transparent formulations for greater safety

High-quality, low-purine cat food is characterized by transparently declared ingredients, carefully selected protein sources, and a balanced mineral composition. High palatability is also important to ensure consistent food intake. For cats with specific health conditions, it is recommended to always consult your veterinarian regarding feeding.