Kidney tonic for cats

RECOACTIV® Kidney Tonic for cats

The kidneys are an organ that is vital for survival. Unfortunately, it is often only recognized very late when the kidneys no longer function properly. As almost every older cat has kidney problems, it is advisable to give your cat RECOACTIV® Kidney Tonic as a prophylactic measure from the age of 4. Renal insufficiency can develop from this age.

Renal dysfunction is accompanied by a reluctance to eat - often due to the fact that the cat can no longer tolerate its previous food and therefore vomits. The cat associates this with the food it has eaten and refuses to eat any more.

If the vet has diagnosed a kidney disease, the cat will have to change its food to a special kidney diet. This generally difficult undertaking is often made more difficult by the not very popular taste of the special food.

This is where RECOACTIV® Kidney Tonic can be a great help. Thanks to the outstanding acceptance of the specially developed taste that every cat loves. (Without attractants, only with natural ingredients)

The cat will immediately start to eat and the appetite will be stimulated.

Helps with:

• Food changes
• for kidney dysfunction such as chronic renal insufficiency (CNI)
• stimulates the appetite
• strengthens the immune system

Special features of the recipe:

• low in phosphate
• high quality protein in low dosage

Areas of application:
Suitable for cats with kidney problems. Particularly low mineral levels (approx. Ca, Ph, Na, Mg), supplemented and combined with appropriate vitamin complexes and low but high-quality protein, ensure optimum support for weakened kidneys and prevent the serious consequences of the inappetence and dehydration seen in this disease.

The negative spiral is thus interrupted, as the cat is optimally supplied with vitamins, important nutrients and Moisture (important!) at the same time. All ingredients are specially formulated to meet the needs of cats with kidney disease in order to minimize the burden on the kidneys.

Acute or chronic Renal insufficiency (CNI) cannot be cured, but it is possible to improve well-being and slow down the progression of the disease.

Long-term use is recommended for chronically ill animals.