Cat Biotic

Supplementation in your cat is just as crucial as it is with yourself or your dog.  Cat Biotic is designed to improve nutrient absorbability of your cat food.

• Essential Organic Trace Mineral and Amino Acid Supplement.
  • Zinc methionine complex is a highly available source of Zinc. It supports a soft and shiny coat and is involved in over 200 processes in the body.
  • Vitamin E is an antioxidant that supports a healthier skin and coat.
  • Added kelp as an excellent source of minerals such as iron, iodine, potassium and trace minerals. Kelp also has a high digestible protein level.
• Prebiotic, Probiotic & Digestive Enzymes.
  • Yeast extract – A source of dietary nucleotides that help rapidly turned over cells, like epithelial cells, be replaced. Leads to healthier intestinal villi.
  • Mannaoligosaccharides (MOS) – A prebiotic that helps support lactobacillus in the intestinal tract. Acts as a mucigen, increasing mucous formation in the digestive tract that protects linings.
  • Aspergillus Niger/Orzae – A digestive enzyme that improves nutrient digestion for better health. Difficult to put in a kibble due to processing.
  • Lactobacillus (3 strains) – The key to digestive health. Keeps pathogenic organisms in the intestine in check. Helps prevent thrush (candida) and diarrhea. Difficult to deliver in a kibble due to heat of processing.
• Features Lysine, a key amino acid needed by cats. Added lysine has been shown to make another amino acid, arginine, more available to the cat and less available to the feline herpes virus.
• Supports a healthy microbiome.
• In a palatable powder form, avoiding the destructive consequences of a heat processed kibble.
• With added coconut oil. An antifungal, and antiviral. Promotes healthy hair and urinary tract health.
• Contains DHA Omega-3 Fatty Acids to support a normal healthy haircoat.

Cat Biotic works like “supercharged yogurt” to improve the digestion process and to improve intestinal wellness.  Cat Biotic prevents problems like diarrhea, regurgitation, feline herpes and excessive grooming due to thrush (candida) that leads to hairballs.