Benefits
Meat/fish first with added benefits of prebiotics, Omega 3 & 6 as well as herbs&berries
All our recipes are developed by scientists and approved by veterinarians
NO: GMO Ingredients, Chicken/Poultry by-product meals, artificial colors or preservatives, corn, wheat or soy
Unique zip system Aplix to better preserve all the qualities of the product
Convenient handle for larger bags
Carton tube packaging that comes handy when traveling
New Zealand lamb
Lamb is considered a meat unusual for the daily diet of animals, so feed containing it can be used by veterinarians as an exclusive diet for the differential diagnosis of food allergies or protein intolerance to other types of meat.
Norwegian salmon
Salmon meat is dietary and hypoallergenic, so the Optimeal diet, based on salmon, is unique because in combination with other components of the feed can significantly improve the condition of skin and fur in animals due to omega fatty acids.
Tropical shrimp
Shrimp reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease and improves bone health. This is due to the high content of trace elements: Ca, P, Zn, K, Mg, including vitamins B12 and high levels of omega-3 fatty acids. The natural antioxidant astaxanthin protects the body's cells from free radicals, ie from cell damage.
Tender veal
Veal is a very nutritious type of meat in terms of nutritional value, so some cats prefer to eat only veal-based diets, ignoring foods containing other types of meat.
Dietary turkey
Turkey meat is juicy, tender and contains a moderate amount of fat compared to the meat of other poultry. Duck meat contains more fat than turkey and chicken, and it is also quite nutritious. Poultry meat has a pleasant taste and aroma due to the large number of different extracts that attract the animal.