A lot of cat owners are moving more towards providing homemade diets for their cats and with good reason! The benefits of providing raw or cooked homemade food are numerous but only when complete and balanced so no vital nutrients are missing. That’s where CompleteMe Feline from the Veterinary Nutrition Group come in. The CompleteMe Feline supplement when used correctly ensures you are providing a healthy, complete and balanced diet that meets the AAFCO standard and gives you peace of mind that you are providing your cat with what they need to live their best life or lives!
Benefits
- Lactic acid for dental health Feline studies have found lactic acid supplementation cuts plaque, calculus and tooth staining by around 30%.
- Omega-3 and collagen for joint support Freeze-dried Australian blue mussel pairs with collagen-rich chicken bone broth to support joints and skin.
- Lecithin for hairball control Cage-free chicken egg yolk supplies lecithin, which helps break down hairballs. It’s also a source of the antioxidants lutein and zeaxanthin, plus choline.
- Prebiotic fibre for gut health Organic barley grass and collagen provide the fibre cats need for digestion. Larch arabinogalactan supports the microbiome and immune function.
Ingredients
- Calcium, taurine, free-range chicken breast, potassium, choline, duck liver, cage-free egg yolk, Australian blue mussel, duck gizzard, sea salt, chicken bone broth (40% collagen), larch arabinogalactan, lactic acid, vitamin E, organic barley grass, zinc chelate, iron chelate, vitamin B complex, vitamin K1, copper chelate, manganese chelate, selenium chelate, vitamin A, iodine, vitamin D3.
Instructions for Use
- Use with VNG’s formulated recipes found here found here
- For those busy days use VNG’s Cheat Sheet to use CompleteMe Feline like a traditional meal completer
Storage and Care Instructions
To promote freshness, please keep CompleteMe Feline in the fridge and do not introduce moisture into the bag. Always ensure your teaspoon is clean and dry.
Please Note: When introducing anything new to your cat’s diet, it is recommended to introduce it slowly. Doing this allows your cat to slowly become accustomed to the new smell and flavour and also helps to avoid any gastro-intestinal upset. Introduce gradually by beginning with only a small amount per day, and gradually increasing to the required amount over time.
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