Grain Free Coat Care Cat Food

Product Details of Grain Free Coat Care Cat Food

I. Core Formula Advantages (Grain-Free Foundation + Specialized Coat & Skin Care)

100% Grain-Free & Hypoallergenic, Avoiding Coat & Skin Allergy Triggers

It uses a grain-free carbohydrate combination of "22% pumpkin + 18% sweet potato + 10% peas", completely eliminating grains and gluten. This blocks the chain reaction of "grain allergy → systemic inflammation → skin itching and scratching → shedding" at the source. The low-GI design (GI < 50) releases energy slowly, preventing skin oil metabolism disorders caused by sudden blood sugar spikes and drops. Free of artificial colors, palatabilitys, and preservatives (BHA/BHT), the fresh meat raw materials are sourced from HACCP-certified farms with traceability. The incidence of coat and skin issues caused by allergies is reduced by 50%, making it suitable for cats with sensitive constitutions such as British Shortcoats and Persians.

Golden Omega-3/6 Ratio, Deeply Nourishing Coat & Skin

It adopts triple Omega sources: "deep-sea salmon oil + flaxseed + perilla seed", with precise control of Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA+DHA) ≥ 1.2% and Omega-6 fatty acids (linoleic acid) ≥ 3.5%, in a 1:3 ratio (conforming to the golden ratio of feline skin nutrition):

EPA has anti-inflammatory and soothing effects, relieving red rashes and itching caused by skin sensitivity (reducing coat breakage from cat scratching). Clinical data shows that skin itching frequency is reduced by 65% after 8 weeks of continuous fooding;

DHA and linoleic acid work synergistically to repair the skin’s lipid barrier, enhancing the skin’s moisture-retention capacity and reducing dry dandruff (dandruff amount reduced by 55%);

Natural Omega ingredients require no artificial synthesis, with an absorption rate of over 90%—far higher than that of Omega fatty acids from a single vegetable oil source in regular cat food.

Natural Lecithin + Biotin, Strengthening Hair Structure

Dual coat-nourishing ingredients are added to build a care system of "coat follicle nourishment - coat strengthening - luster enhancement":

Egg Yolk Lecithin (≥2.0%, sourced from fresh egg yolks): Contains phosphatidylcholine, which can penetrate coat cuticles, fill coat cavities, and improve dry and split coat. With long-term consumption, the coat softness of long-coated cats (Ragdolls, Maine Coons) is increased by 70%, making it less prone to tangling;

High-Activity Biotin (≥220μg/kg): Known as the "coat vitamin", it promotes coat follicle cell proliferation and extends the coat growth cycle (reducing shedding during the telogen phase). Seasonal shedding of adult cats is reduced by 40%, and the transition from kitten fur to adult fur is smoother for kittens.

Skin Barrier Repair Combination, Enhancing Skin Resistance

Skin-protecting ingredients are specifically added to reduce skin damage from external stimuli:

Ceramide (≥0.15%): A core component of the skin barrier, it enhances the skin’s ability to resist dryness and dust, relieving skin flaking in winter or air-conditioned environments;

Vitamin E (≥200IU/kg): Has significant antioxidant effects, reducing free radical damage to skin cells and preventing coat thinning caused by skin aging—suitable for coat and skin care of senior cats;

Zinc (≥90mg/kg): Regulates skin oil secretion, preventing seborrheic dermatitis (characterized by oily skin and caked dandruff) caused by zinc deficiency. It is suitable for short-coated cats (British Shortcoats, American Shortcoats) with excessive oil secretion.

Synergistic Gut-Coat Care, Improving Nutrient Absorption

Coat and skin health depends on the gut’s nutrient absorption efficiency, so the formula also enhances gut function:

Enzymatically Hydrolyzed Fresh Meat Process: Breaks down deboned fresh chicken (30%) and deep-sea salmon (15%) into small-molecule peptides (molecular weight < 800Da), with a protein digestibility of ≥ 95%. This prevents undigested protein from fermenting in the gut and producing toxins, which could affect nutrient supply to the coat and skin;

Probiotic + Prebiotic Combination: Contains active probiotics (Lactobacillus acidophilus + Enterococcus faecalis, ≥ 10⁸CFU/100g) and fructooligosaccharides (≥ 0.6%), regulating intestinal flora and reducing the "poor nutrient absorption → poor coat and skin" chain reaction caused by gut discomfort. The loose stool rate is reduced by 30%.

II. Detailed Nutritional Information (Dry Matter Basis)

III. Applicable Scenarios

Cats with Coat & Skin Issues: Cats with severe shedding (heavy seasonal or daily shedding), excessive dandruff, dry and split coat, skin itching and scratching, or dull coats;

Breed-Specific Cats: Long-coated cats (Ragdolls, Maine Coons, Chinchillas—needing to maintain smooth, untangled coats), short-coated cats (British Shortcoats, American Shortcoats—prone to dandruff from excessive oil secretion), curly-coated cats (Devon Rex, Cornish Rex—prone to coat breakage);

Cats in Special Stages: Kittens over 6 months old (needing nutritional support for the transition from kitten fur to adult fur), postpartum cats (coats prone to deterioration from nutrient loss), senior cats (coat thinning due to skin aging), cats in post-surgical recovery (coat and skin issues from nutrient deficiency);

Cat-Keeping Scenarios: Multi-cat households (shared by cats of different breeds/ages without separate fooding), households specializing in long-coated cat care, and families practicing scientific cat care (pursuing "coat & skin care + grain-free & hypoallergenic" benefits).

IV. Coat & Skin Care-Specific Feeding & Storage Recommendations

Scientific Feeding Amount (Adjusted by Weight + Age; Increased During Severe Coat/Skin Issues)

Note: During periods of severe coat/skin issues (e.g., heavy shedding, dandruff), increase the fooding amount by 10% to ensure sufficient intake of Omega fatty acids and biotin. For better results, supplement with 2-3 fresh egg yolks per week (to add lecithin). Avoid high-salt snacks (e.g., ham, dried small fish) to prevent worsening skin dryness.

Food Transition Guide (Extended Period to Avoid Stress-Related Coat/Skin Impact)

Cats have sensitive skin, so extend the food transition period to 10 days to reduce indirect coat/skin impact from gut stress:

If skin itching worsens during the transition, pause the increment and observe for 1-2 days before continuing the transition once the cat adapts.

Days 1-3: 80% old food + 20% new food

Days 4-6: 60% old food + 40% new food

Days 7-9: 40% old food + 60% new food

From Day 10 onwards: 100% new food

Storage Requirements (Protecting the Activity of Coat & Skin Care Nutrients)

Unopened: Shelf life of 18 months; store in a cool, dry place (temperature < 28℃, avoid direct sunlight) to prevent Omega fatty acids from oxidation and inactivation (which would lose their coat/skin care effects);

After opening: Immediately pour into a vacuum moisture-proof food storage container (grain-free food absorbs moisture quickly, and Omega fatty acids are prone to deterioration when moist). Store in an environment below 25℃ and consume within 1 month. Close the container lid tightly promptly after each use to avoid prolonged exposure.