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Fills her up on less, with L-carnitine doing the rest.
The difficulty with putting a cat on a diet is that she notices at once, and makes it everyone's problem. This works on the volume rather than just the calories.
Fat sits at 2.1% — the lowest in the wet range — while the thin slices in gravy give a bowl that still looks and feels like a proper meal. L-carnitine at 35 mg/kg supports fat metabolism, and the protein is set high enough relative to the calories to hold onto muscle, which is the part a crash diet costs you and the part that's hardest to get back. Wet food helps here in a way biscuits can't: more bulk and more moisture per calorie. Feed alone or alongside the matching dry formula.
Meat and animal derivatives, derivatives of vegetable origin, cereals, vegetable protein extracts, minerals.
Serve at room temperature. Cover and refrigerate leftovers and use within 24 hours. Feed to the weight she should be, not the one she is, and weigh her fortnightly. Cats must lose weight slowly — around 1% of body weight a week; faster risks hepatic lipidosis, which is serious. If she stops eating altogether, speak to your vet rather than waiting. Treats count. Fresh water, always.
| 1.5% |
| Moisture | 82.5% |
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| L-carnitine | 35.0 mg/kg |
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| Your dog weighs | Activity | Per day | A 85 g pouch bag lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 kg | Mixed feeding | 44 g | about 1 days |
| 4 kg | Normal — 3½ pouches | 298 g | — |
Feed to the weight she should be, not the one she is. Weigh her every fortnight and aim for slow loss. If you feed dry food as well, use the mixed row rather than adding a pouch on top. Fresh water, always.
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