If your cat has liver complications, Royal Canin Veterinary Hepatic Cat is a basic, complete diet that supports liver function.
You can give Royal Canin Veterinary Hepatic Cat to your adult cat in the following cases:
- Cholangitis/cholangitis associated with liver dysfunction
- Portosystemic shunt
- Hepatic encephalopathy
- Copper storage disease
A quick look at the Royal Canin Liver Cat:
- Liver Support Cat Food: Royal Canin Hepatic Cats is ideal for overcoming liver health issues. Therefore, this liver diet effectively supports your cat’s liver function.
- High Energy Content: The increased energy density of Hepatic Royal Canin cat food helps provide daily energy requirements in a low feeding volume and reduces intestinal load. Therefore, this will support your cat's digestive health without overloading the digestive system.
- High protein level: ROYAL CANIN Cat Liver formula contains an increased percentage of high-quality proteins. As a result, it helps maintain growth during recovery and supports liver function in cases of chronic liver failure.
- Delicious even for fussy cats: The high taste of Royal Canin Liver Care cat food promotes nutrient uptake. This occurs even in cats with a low appetite or who are naturally fussy about food.
- Low Copper Content: The low copper levels in RC Hepatic Cat formula help reduce copper retention in liver cells.
- Antioxidant Protection: The synergistic antioxidant complex (vitamin C, vitamin E, lutein, and taurine) found in Royal Canin Liver Dry Cat Food reduces oxidative stress by helping to neutralize free radicals. This will help reduce and prevent health complications caused by oxidative stress.
- Ease of feeding: Royal Canin Feline Hepatic's texture allows for administration via tube feeding.
IMPORTANT: Always talk to your veterinarian before using Royal Canin Hepatic Feline and follow their recommendations.
However, be careful and do not feed Royal Canin Liver Cat Food in cases of hyperlipidemia, or hepatic lipidosis without hepatic encephalopathy.
Furthermore, do not feed Royal Canin Liver Diet to growing, pregnant or lactating cats.
