Nature Bridge Cat Wet Food Kidney (190g) is specially formulated for cats with kidney health concerns. It’s designed to support kidney function and improve the overall well-being of cats with chronic kidney disease (CKD) or other kidney-related issues. Here’s an overview of what you can expect from this product:

Key Features:

1. Kidney Support:

   • This formula is low in phosphorus and protein, which helps manage kidney disease by reducing strain on the kidneys.
   • It is specially designed to meet the nutritional needs of cats with kidney disease, promoting kidney health and slowing down the progression of the disease.

2. High-Quality Protein:

   • Despite being low in protein, the food still provides high-quality, easily digestible protein to ensure your cat gets the nutrients they need without overburdening their kidneys.

3. Low Phosphorus:

   • Phosphorus can build up in the bloodstream in cats with kidney disease, which is why this food is formulated with low phosphorus to help manage that risk.

4. Added Omega Fatty Acids:

   • Omega-3 fatty acids, often from fish oil, can help reduce inflammation and support overall kidney health.

5. Tasty and Palatable:

   • The food is made to be highly palatable, ensuring that even cats with reduced appetites will be encouraged to eat.

6. Hydration:

   • As wet food, it provides extra moisture, which is crucial for cats with kidney issues since it helps prevent dehydration, a common concern in kidney disease management.

Benefits:

• Supports Kidney Function: Helps manage kidney disease and supports long-term kidney health.
• Reduces Toxin Buildup: By lowering protein and phosphorus, it minimizes the accumulation of toxins in the bloodstream.
• Highly Palatable: Designed to appeal to cats with reduced appetites, encouraging them to eat and maintain their nutrition.
• Hydrating: Provides extra moisture to help keep your cat hydrated, which is vital for kidney health.

Recommended Use:

• This food is typically used as part of a long-term dietary plan for cats with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Always consult your veterinarian before making significant dietary changes to ensure it fits your cat's specific needs.