Eukanuba Cat Veterinary Diet Intestinal
Product details
Loose stools can have many causes. Although the problem can be caused by something more serious, your veterinarian can explain how cats can develop loose stools from something as simple as heat, exercise, diet or stress from boarding.
In 3 days, you can start to soothe your cats digestive sensitivities. Eukanuba Intestinal works by providing a unique blend of high-quality fibre, protein, and fat sources to help naturally strengthen the intestine and make digestion easier. In a clinical study, cats with stress-related loose stools were fed Intestinal. Overall, they showed noticeable improvement (some firming) after 3 days and fewer daily episodes of loose stools after 1 week.
Not only does Eukanuba Intestinal help manage intestinal health, they offer complete nutrition, so they can be fed long-term. In addition to being formulated to provide complete nutrition, our dry adult formulas also contain Eukanuba Daily Dental Care, which helps promote healthy teeth by slowing tartar buildup, works on the whole mouth, not just the chewing surface and is designed to work during and after meals.
Eukanuba Intestinal Formula is designed to nutritionally aid in the management of gastrointestinal conditions. Your veterinarian may recommend these diets when your cat is experiencing vomiting, loose stools, gas or constipation.
Ingredients:
Chicken meal, maize, maize grits, chicken by-products, fish meal, dried beet pulp, chicken fat, dried whole egg, chicken digest, brewer's dried yeast, fructooligosaccharides, potassium chloride, DL-methionine, mannanoligosaccharides, sodium chloride.
Ingredients
Composition:
Dried Chicken and Turkey, maize, maize grits, animal fat, dried beet pulp, dried whole egg, hydrolised animal protiens, brewer’s dried yeast, fructooligosaccharides, potassium chloride, calcium carbonate, fish oil, mannanoligosaccharides, sodium chloride.
Additives:
Vitamin A 64160IU/kg, vitamin D3 1845IU/kg, vitamin E 159mg/kg. Trace elements: Cupric sulphate pentahydrate: 33mg/kg, zinc oxide: 195mg/kg, manganous sulphate monohydrate: 118mg/kg, potassium iodide: 1.4mg/kg.
Analytical Constituents:
Protein 33%, fat content 13%, Omega-6 fatty acids 2.26%, Omega-3 fatty acids 0.32%, crude ash 6.7%, crude fibres 1.9%, calcium 1.2%, phosphorus 0.95%, potassium 0.84%, sodium 0.39%.
Feeding Guide
Intestinal for Cats can be fed for 1-2 weeks for acute intestinal disorders, initially up to 2 months for regulation of lipid (fat) metabolism, or 3 to 12 weeks as a compensation for maldigestion, or for a lifetime in cases of chronic pancreatic insufficiency.
When switching to EUKANUBA, gradually introduce over 4 days. Divide the daily amount shown in the chart into 2 meals. Your cat may eat more or less depending on age, temperament and activity.
For extended use please consult your vet.
| Cat’s weight | Grams per day |
| 2kg | 30 – 40 g |
| 3kg | 40 – 60 g |
| 4kg | 55 – 80 g |
| 5kg | 70 – 100 g |
| 6kg | 85 – 115 g |
| 8kg | 110 – 155 g |
| 10kg | 140 – 195 g |
Always have plenty of fresh water available for your cat to drink.
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for constipationmy cat had diarrhea for many years, until the vet said that actually it was constipation. I have to give him twice a day lactose. The feces are very dry. I don't know what else to give him as with other foods is even worse. Not sure this also covers constipation. I wish there was something out there for him. I also give him Hills science wet food digestive and milk 3 times a day when he doesn't eat anything, plus boiled chicken. It is always a worry. But he eats this dry food when he doesn't touch the chicken or the science plan prescription food cans only cans help. He is worse than a baby as I have been at it for 12 years now.
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My cat has been suffering pancreatic problems now for about 2 years. This is the second bag of Eukanuba Intestinal Diet dry food that we have bought, she likes it. The tinned version of this, however is very dry and sticky, she doesn't like that, so we give her low fat wet foods too.
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Cat has allergies and made from chicken which appears cat allergic too still gave very loose poohs/stools. Not very tasty for cat and hard
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