Weight support for cats

Precise, veterinarian-recommended, cat food to support weight management in cats. 
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Healthy weight in cats

A few extra pounds on a cat's frame can have a dramatic effect on a cat's quality of life, playtime, mobility, and overall lifelong health. After consulting with your veterinarian, they may recommend a cat food to help nutritionally support achieving a healthy weight in cats. 

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Transitioning your cat to a new food

We recommend at least a seven-day transition when starting a new diet.

Dogs and especially cats may reject a new food if it is not introduced slowly by transitioning over a period of 7 – 10 days. To effectively transition your cat to a new formula, we suggest slowly mixing the new food in with the existing food in gradually increasing amounts.

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