Cats need to eat nutritional supplements, but not all cats do.

Situations when cats need nutritional supplements:

1. Cats lacking calcium

Calcium deficiency, anemia, lack of trace amounts Elemental cats need nutritional supplements. Although cats can produce vitamins on their own without deliberately supplementing them, cats who eat improperly or rarely get sunlight are prone to symptoms such as calcium deficiency, anemia, and dry hair. At this time, owners need to supplement their cats with calcium and other trace elements to ensure that their cats of body health.

2. Pregnant cats

Kittens, old cats, and pregnant cats need nutritional supplements. Pregnant cats need supplementary nutrition, which is good for both the mother cat and the kittens in her belly. Young cats and old cats can easily suffer from malnutrition due to poor absorption. At this time, owners need to prepare nutritional supplements for their cats every day.

3. Stray cats

Newly adopted stray cats need nutritional supplements. If stray cats wander outside for a long time, their gastrointestinal function will be damaged to a certain extent, they will not be able to eat well and drink well, and they will generally suffer from malnutrition. When a stray cat enters the home, the owner can feed it some nutrients to help restore its gastrointestinal function and physical health.

Nutritional supplements that cats usually need:

1. Probiotics—regulate the gastrointestinal tract, improve constipation, and aid digestion

Food that cats eat daily It is rich in additives. Long-term consumption will destroy the balance of gastrointestinal flora, leading to constipation, indigestion and other phenomena. Probiotics can quickly replenish beneficial flora, adjust the balance of flora, and thereby improve gastrointestinal function. It can also promote digestion and nutrient absorption, thereby improving the cat’s immunity. Suitable for cats of all ages.

2. Nutrient paste - supplement nutrition and improve immunity

Nutrient paste, as the name suggests, is a paste that supplements nutrition. It is usually rich in a variety of nutrients needed by cats, such as taurine. Acid, multivitamins, minerals and other ingredients. It can help cats replenish energy, brighten their fur, regulate their gastrointestinal condition, protect their eyesight and improve their immunity. Suitable for cats who are weak, malnourished, pregnant, have poor gastrointestinal absorption, and are older.

3. Hair removal cream - helps digest hair balls

The name of hair removal cream is actually quite misleading. It is not so much hair removal cream as it is a stool softening cream. Its function is to use oil to help cats lubricate the intestines and promote defecation, thus speeding up the discharge of hair balls. At the same time, hair removal creams also have many hazards. Poor-quality hair removal creams will use inferior oils to replace natural oils, thereby saving costs. If these low-quality oils stay in the cat's body for a long time, they must be a hidden danger. Therefore, when choosing hair removal cream, be sure to choose products of qualified quality and avoid purchasing products from unknown sources. Suitable for cats of all ages.

4. Trace elements - anti-pica

When a cat lacks trace elements, the body will drive it to look for food independently, resulting in cats licking plastic bags,Chewing on wires and cartons, etc. Therefore, it is very necessary to supplement trace elements for cats to prevent cats from eating strange food and causing greater harm to the body. It is suitable for cats with adverse symptoms such as pica, hair loss, slow growth, anemia, and excessive dandruff due to lack of trace elements.