Dry cat food Farmina Pet Foods Adult 2 kg, antioxidants, for all breeds

Farmina Pet Foods Vet Life UltraHypo 2 kg is a veterinary hypoallergenic diet formulated for cats that require dietary management of food sensitivities and allergies. This therapeutic formula follows a restricted-ingredient, single-protein concept to reduce exposure to dietary antigens while providing complete nutrition for adult cats when used under veterinary guidance. The formulation focuses on digestive tolerance and skin health support and is intended to be prescribed as part of a veterinary treatment plan.

Advantages

The UltraHypo formula uses a limited number of ingredients and a single source of animal protein to minimise the risk of adverse food reactions. It supplies balanced levels of essential nutrients, fatty acids and digestible proteins to support intestinal function and skin integrity. The diet is complete for maintenance when used according to a veterinarian’s recommendations and is designed to be palatable for cats with sensitive digestive systems.

Suitable for

• Cats with suspected or diagnosed food allergies or intolerances
• Cats with chronic skin conditions linked to food reactions
• Cats with digestive sensitivity or intermittent gastrointestinal signs
• Elimination dietary trials under veterinary supervision

Key specifications

• Diet type: Veterinary therapeutic hypoallergenic diet for cats
• Presentation: Dry kibble formulated for adult feline maintenance during dietary therapy
• Protein approach: Restricted-ingredient, single animal protein source to limit antigen exposure
• Support focus: Digestive tolerance and skin health, including essential fatty acids and digestible protein
• Net weight: 2 kg

How to use

Use this product only under the guidance of a veterinarian. Introduce the diet gradually over several days by mixing increasing proportions of the hypoallergenic food with the current diet until a full transition is achieved. Follow the veterinarian’s recommended feeding amounts and duration of the elimination or therapeutic trial. Monitor the cat’s clinical signs, body weight and general condition during the treatment period and report any concerns to the veterinarian promptly.

Usage recommendations

To obtain reliable diagnostic information during an elimination trial, feed only the prescribed hypoallergenic diet and avoid treats, table scraps and other foods. If improvement is observed, follow the veterinarian’s guidance on re-challenge or long-term management options.