Grain Free Intestinal Digestive Care Cat Food

Product Details of Grain Free Intestinal Digestive Care Cat Food

I. Core Formula Advantages (Grain-Free Foundation + Specialized Gut Care)

100% Grain-Free & Hypoallergenic, Reducing Gut Irritation at the Source

It uses a grain-free carbohydrate combination of "25% pumpkin + 20% sweet potato + 12% peas", completely eliminating allergen-prone grains such as wheat, corn, and gluten. This thoroughly blocks the chain reaction of "grain allergy → intestinal mucosal congestion → loose stools and diarrhea". The low-GI design (GI < 48, GI = Glycemic Index) releases energy slowly, avoiding intestinal peristalsis 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 gut issues caused by allergies is reduced by 55%, making it suitable for cats with sensitive constitutions such as British Shortcoats and Persians.

High-Active Probiotic + Prebiotic Blend, Precisely Regulating Intestinal Flora

It builds a dual flora-regulating system of "live bacteria colonization + prebiotic nourishment" to solve indigestion caused by intestinal flora imbalance:

Probiotic Blend (≥10⁹CFU/100g): Selects acid-resistant strains (Lactobacillus acidophilus + Saccharomyces boulardii + Enterococcus faecalis) treated with microencapsulation technology. The viability rate of live bacteria reaches 92% (only 50% for regular probiotics), which can colonize the intestines directly. After 6 weeks of continuous fooding, the proportion of beneficial bacteria in the intestines increases by 60%, and the loose stool rate decreases by 45%;

Synergistic Dual Prebiotics (fructooligosaccharides ≥0.8% + inulin ≥0.5%): Provides a "food source" for probiotics, promotes the proliferation of beneficial bacteria, and inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria such as Escherichia coli and Salmonella. It reduces intestinal inflammation (e.g., diarrhea caused by enteritis) and is suitable for kittens (with immature intestinal flora) and senior cats (with declining flora activity).

Enzymatically Hydrolyzed Small-Molecule Protein, Enhancing Gut Absorption Efficiency

The core protein raw materials (30% deboned fresh chicken + 18% deep-sea cod) are processed using low-temperature dual enzymatic hydrolysis:

Breaks down macromolecular proteins into small-molecule peptides (molecular weight < 600Da), increasing protein digestibility to ≥96%. This avoids toxin production (e.g., ammonia) from undigested protein fermentation in the intestines, reducing bloating and bad breath;

Cod protein contains natural glutamine, which can repair intestinal mucosal cells and enhance the gut’s ability to absorb nutrients. The improvement rate of "eating a lot but being thin" in senior cats (caused by weak digestion) reaches 35%.

Double Design for Hairball Dissolution + Intestinal Peristalsis, Reducing Waste Accumulation

Aiming at coatball issues caused by cats grooming themselves, the formula simultaneously enhances coatball management and intestinal peristalsis:

Soluble Dietary Fiber (beet pulp ≥3.0% + pumpkin fiber ≥2.0%): Swells into a gel when in contact with water, wrapping and softening coatballs to promote their excretion with feces. The frequency of cats vomiting coatballs decreases by 50%;

Insoluble Dietary Fiber (cellulose ≥0.5%): Gently stimulates intestinal peristalsis, accelerating the excretion of food residues and metabolic waste. It avoids constipation (especially in senior cats with insufficient intestinal motility), stabilizing the defecation cycle at 1-2 times per day.

Intestinal Barrier Repair Factors, Enhancing Gut Resistance

Gut-protecting ingredients are specifically added to reduce gut damage from external stimuli:

L-Glutamine (≥0.3%): Serves as the "energy source" for intestinal mucosal cells, promoting mucosal cell proliferation and repairing damaged intestinal barriers (e.g., mucosal damage caused by food transition stress). It reduces the risk of leaky gut syndrome;

Vitamin B12 (≥0.1mg/kg) + Niacin (≥20mg/kg): Participates in intestinal energy metabolism, improves insufficient secretion of intestinal digestive enzymes (common in senior cats), and enhances the decomposition efficiency of fats and carbohydrates to avoid indigestion.

II. Detailed Nutritional Information (Dry Matter Basis)

III. Applicable Scenarios

Cats with Sensitive Guts: Cats with loose stools/diarrhea, indigestion (eating a lot but not absorbing nutrients), food transition stress (gut discomfort from new environment/new food), or bad breath (odor from intestinal fermentation);

Cats with Hairball Issues: Cats that frequently vomit coatballs, suffer from constipation (coatball intestinal blockage), or have coat in feces (especially long-coated cats such as Ragdolls and Maine Coons);

Cats in Special Stages: Kittens over 6 months old (needing flora regulation for immature intestinal flora), senior cats (declining intestinal motility, prone to constipation), cats in post-surgical recovery (weak gut function, needing easy-to-digest nutrients);

Cat-Keeping Scenarios: Multi-cat households (shared by cats of different ages without separate fooding), new cat owners (no need for additional coatball remedies/probiotics, convenient and worry-free), households with frequent food changes (reducing gut issues from food transition stress).

IV. Gut Care-Specific Feeding & Storage Recommendations

Scientific Feeding Amount (Adjusted by Weight + Age; Reduced During Gut Discomfort)

Note: During periods of gut discomfort (e.g., loose stools, diarrhea), reduce the fooding amount by 10% and soften the granules with warm water (no hard core in granules) to reduce gut burden. Gradually resume the normal amount after recovery to avoid recurrence from sudden increases.

Food Transition Guide (Extended Period to Avoid Gut Stress)

Cats have sensitive guts, so extend the food transition period to 12 days for gradual adaptation:

If loose stools occur during the transition, pause the increment and maintain the current ratio for 2-3 days. Continue the transition only after the gut adapts to avoid worsening discomfort from forced transition.

Days 1-4: 80% old food + 20% new food

Days 5-8: 60% old food + 40% new food

Days 9-11: 40% old food + 60% new food

From Day 12 onwards: 100% new food

Storage Requirements (Preserving Probiotic Activity)

Unopened: Shelf life of 18 months; store in a cool, dry place (temperature < 28℃, avoid direct sunlight) to prevent probiotic inactivation and dietary fiber moisture absorption/caking;

After opening: Immediately pour into a vacuum moisture-proof food storage container (grain-free food absorbs moisture quickly, and probiotic activity decreases by 60% after moisture absorption). Store in an environment below 25℃ and consume within 1 month. Close the container lid tightly promptly after each use to avoid prolonged contact of probiotics with air.