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pGrain-free foods have become popular in recent years, but it's important to understand who really needs them and who doesn't.
ppstrongWhen a grain-free diet is justifiedstrong
ppCats are obligate carnivores, and their digestive systems are naturally better suited to protein foods than to grains. Grain-free food may be an appropriate option for cats with sensitive digestion or suspected grain intolerance.
ppstrongDoes "grain-free" mean "carb-free"strong
ppNo. In grain-free feeds, carbohydrates are usually replaced by other sources - potatoes, peas or sweet potatoes. This is important to understand if the goal is to reduce carbohydrates in the diet, and not just to eliminate cereals.
ppstrongSanabelle No Grainstrong
ppThis line is built on an increased proportion of animal protein without cereals in the composition - a balanced option for owners who want to bring their cat's diet closer to natural, while maintaining the completeness of all nutrients.
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