- Low levels of carbohydrates and sources with a low glycemic index, such as oats and lentils, combined with high levels of fiber help to control blood glucose levels.

- High levels of omega 3 from fish and beta-glucans support the body's natural anti-inflammatory process and improve insulin sensitivity.

- Low fat levels help cats with associated pancreatitis.

- High levels of nutrients that support the immune system: zinc, selenium and vitamin A.

- Diabetes is associated with oxidative stress where there is an imbalance between harmful free radicals and neutralizing antioxidants. These diets contain high levels of antioxidants, including vitamins A and E and fruit extracts.

Fresh fish, corn protein, hydrolyzed salmon protein, potato protein, naked oats, powdered eggs, lentils, powdered cellulose, fish oil, hydrolyzed animal protein, fish meal, pork fat, vitamins and trace elements ( including chelated trace elements), minerals, Antarctic krill, seaweed meal (source of DHA), fructooligosaccharides, ammonium chloride, Plantago psyllium seed husk, taurine, grape seed and olive extract, yeast (source of βß-1, 3/1,6-glucans), pomegranate extract, cranberry extract, rosemary extract, methionine, L-carnitine.

With natural antioxidants (tocopherols and vitamin C).

Contains no artificial colors or flavorings.

Nutrient Content per 100 g

Protein g (crude): 50.0
Fat g (gross): 13.0
Carbohydrates g (NFE): 18.5
Fiber g (gross): 5.0
Calcium g: 0.84
Phosphorus g: 0.70
Magnesium g: 0.080
Starch g: 13.5
Total sugar g: 0.5
L-Carnitine mg: 30
Vitamin A IU: 1916
Vitamin E mg: 95
Omega-3 fatty acids: 1.40
EPA g: 0.38
DHA g: 0.55
Quotient n-3:n-6: 1:2
Water g: 8.5

Metabolizable energy kJ: 1590

Daily requirement may vary depending on factors such as breed, environment, season and activity level.

We recommend that you monitor your pet and adjust the amount of food to suit its individual needs.