Veterinary diet food for cats

Veterinary diet foods can support the veterinary treatment of your cat with the help of suitable nutrients. Special food to support treatment is particularly important for classic conditions such as diabetes, gastrointestinal diseases, kidney stones or obesity.

For optimal care and the choice of the right cat food, you should seek advice from a vet. Our experienced veterinary team will be happy to help you find the best food for your pet.

Healthy food for your cat

Every cat has its own preferences when it comes to food and not every food is equally well received. At iPet, you can find wet and dry veterinary food in a wide variety of flavors and from different brands! So even picky pets don't have to miss out on the health benefits of veterinary recommended food.

Why has my cat put on weight?

Cat owners often try to build a closer relationship with their cats through food, snacks and biscuits. However, cats do not have the same ability as dogs to form this type of social bond through food and over-indulging your cat with treats can lead to obesity.

If this is also the case with your tiger, you should gradually change your cat's diet and use selected veterinary diets. Our iPet range of Veterinary diet food is also used to treat a wide variety of cat diseases - be it gastrointestinal disorders, heart disease or diabetes. You will also find food and food supplements in our vet store to treat stress management, sensitive skin and to strengthen cats' immune systems.

You can find more information on changing food in our guide article on "How do I get my pet used to a new food?"

Recommendations from vets on the right diet

Of course, our food supplements and cat diets cannot replace a visit to the vet for serious illnesses. For example, read more about "Diarrhea: When do I need to see the vet?" in our guide

Further information on cat food from the vet

Are you looking for more tips on a healthy diet and keeping your cat well? Take a look at our guide! Here you will find helpful tips and advice on the care and health of your cat:

• Food for cats
• Allergies in dogs and cats
• Diabetes in dogs and cats