What to feed a domestic cat?

The lifestyle of a domestic cat is very different from that of an outdoor cat. Often, a domestic cat has a lower level of exercise than its counterpart living on the street. And if a pet has more time to lick itself, it means that it has more risks of furballs in the stomach.

Physical activity at home can help your cat stay fit and healthy. Boosting brain activity and function can help prevent many behavioral and grooming problems. Create a positive and interesting environment, such as brushing your long-haired cat once a day or brushing your short-haired cat once a week to activate her mind and reduce the formation of hairballs.

If you have questions about the health and nutrition of your pet, be sure to consult your veterinarian.

Domestic cat

It is also important to feed your pet good food specially formulated for indoor cats. Hill’s Science Plan Hairball+Indoor cat food is available for all life stages and needs of pets, including hairball control.

• Ideal for spayed or neutered animalsleading a sedentary lifestyle.
• Helps maintain a healthy weight thanks to a calorie level suitable for domestic cats.
• Antioxidants to support a healthy immune system.
• Unique technology of creation Food with natural fiber reduces the formation of hairballs and moves them through the cat’s esophagus.
• High content of carnitine promotes the conversion of fat into energy, while maintaining muscle mass.
• Perfectly balanced nutrition for domestic cats.

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