ADVANCE Veterinary Diets Cat Weight Balance

Advance Veterinary Diets Obesity Cat Food is a dietetic complete dry food specifically formulated to help reduce fat in adult cats with weight issues or suffering from diabetis or hyperlipidemia

How it works 

The products of the Advance Veterinary Diets range were designed with special ingredients to meet the needs of different diseases. This kibble helps increase the energy, thanks to its high fiber and protein content which provides a sensation of satiety, preventing loss of muscle mass. Barley and whole grains from maize and wheat boost fat burn improving the metabolism. Low calorie content promotes healthy weight loss, which means that you don`t have to reduce the amount of food. The mixture of supplements with essential Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids reduce the inflamation, joint pain and maintain skin and hair protective function. Olive oil content helps minimise the oxidative stress (a process caused by free radicals like an apple turns brown when exposed to air).

Key Benefits:

• Contains low calorie level to promote healthy weight loss
• High protein content maintains muscle mass, increase energy expenditure and improve insulin sensitivity
• High fiber content provides a satiating effect and dilutes the level of energy in the diet
• With barley and whole grains to improve insulin sensitivity and the metabolism of glucose
• Citrus fruit flavonoids: grapefruit and orange extracts- Help lower oxidative stress, inflammation, cholesterol and triglycerides in blood
• Rich in olive oil helps reduce oxidative stress and help improve the symptoms of the metabolic syndrome
• Supplements with essential Omega 3 fatty acids: fish oil- Aid in the reduction of inflammation, joint pain and the risk of hepatic lipidosis.
• Essential Omega 6 Fatty acids, zinc and biotin - Helps restore and maintain the skin, hair and their protective barrier function.

When to use it

Advance recommends this formula for the following conditions:

• Overweight and obesity
• Diabetes Mellitus in overweight cats
• Fiber-responsive colitis
• Constipation

Contraindications

Health issues associated with catabolic conditions.

Because veterinary diets are formulated for the nutritional support of pets with specific clinical conditions, we recommend that you only use them under professional advice. Please consult your veterinary surgeon.