Buy Virbac HPM Feline Senior Neutered 3kg: Optimal Nutrition for Neutered Older Cats

Advanced veterinary nutrition for neutered senior cats

Senior cats have specific nutritional needs, especially if they have been neutered. Virbac HPM Feline Senior Neutered 3kg is a dry food formulated by veterinarians to support the overall health of cats over 10 years old, helping to control weight, protect kidney function, maintain joint mobility, and improve digestion.

Composition and Active Ingredients

• Dehydrated pork and poultry protein (high digestibility)
• Dehydrated potato and pea starch (reduced source of carbohydrates)
• Glucosamine (500 mg/kg) and chondroitin (100 mg/kg)
• Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA: 1.2%)
• Vegetable fibers (beet pulp, fructooligosaccharides, mannan-oligosaccharides)
• Rosemary extract and tocopherols (natural antioxidants)
• Controlled phosphorus (0.55%) for renal support

Dosage and Instructions for Use

Feed dry according to the cat's body weight and activity level. The recommended daily rations are:

• 3 kg cat: 35-45 g/day
• 4 kg cat: 45-55 g/day
• 5 kg cat: 55-65 g/day

Divide the daily ration into 2 or 3 feedings. Always provide fresh, clean water. Consult a veterinarian to adjust the dosage if there are any pre-existing medical conditions.

Side Effects and Contraindications

• Do not administer to cats under 10 years of age or unneutered, unless indicated by a veterinarian.
• In rare cases, digestive intolerances may occur when changing food: a gradual transition over 5-7 days is recommended.
• Do not use in cats with severe liver disease without veterinary supervision.

Benefits for your pet

• Weight control: high protein, low carbohydrate formula.
• Renal support: low phosphorus and antioxidants that protect the kidneys.
• Joint health: glucosamine and chondroitin that preserve mobility.
• Healthy digestion: fermentable fibers that promote intestinal flora.
• Complete food: It covers all the nutritional needs of the neutered senior cat.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

• At what age is a cat considered a senior?
  From the age of 10, a cat is considered a senior. This food is formulated to meet their new nutritional needs.
• What's the difference between this and food for adult cats?
  This formula provides nutrients adapted to aging: less phosphorus, more antioxidants, glucosamine and controlled calories.
• Is it suitable for cats with kidney disease?
  Yes, its low phosphorus content and the presence of omega-3 fatty acids make it suitable for cats with kidney problems. Always consult your veterinarian.
• What happens if my cat is not neutered?
  This product is designed for neutered cats. Unneutered cats may not meet their specific energy requirements.
• How long can you take this food?
  It is a maintenance food, so it can be consumed continuously as long as supported by your veterinarian.
• Does it help prevent feline obesity?
  Yes, it contains an adequate proportion of protein and a low glycemic index to maintain ideal weight.
• Does it contain cereals?
  No. It's formulated without corn, wheat, or soy. It uses alternative carbohydrate sources like potato and pea.
• Can it be combined with wet food?
  Yes, as long as the total calorie intake is controlled. Consulting a veterinarian is recommended to avoid overfeeding.
• What size is the croquette?
  The kibble is sized to suit the teeth of senior cats, facilitating chewing and digestion.
• Can I buy this product online?
  Yes, it's available at Petsalia.com with fast shipping options and personalized service.