• High-quality protein : Cats need a sufficient amount of animal protein for muscle function and general health.
• Along with protein, amino acids are also essential for cats. Cats cannot produce some amino acids themselves, such as taurine or arginine, and must obtain them through their diet.
• Fat is an important component of food, providing energy and essential fatty acids. Therefore, fat is a top priority in cat food.
• Vitamins and minerals are essential for a cat's healthy body. These include vitamins A, D, and E, as well as minerals such as calcium and phosphorus.
• Water : A healthy cat's kidneys are the result of frequent water consumption. Therefore, it's important that cats drink enough.

• Its high content of protein, calcium, iron, folic acid and other nutrients makes it the best possible source of nutrients for the cat's development.

• It also provides the cat with the most important amino acids and taurine, a perfect ingredient that helps in the repair of skin and mucous membranes, is excellent for the heart muscle and retina and can even prevent anemia.

• It protects your cat from the risk of some diseases and also supports metabolism and protein synthesis.

• It restores energy reserves, regenerates joint health and strengthens the entire body.

• Beef is easy to digest and very nutritious, especially for cats with weak stomachs, such as younger cats, as it is rich in protein.

• They become harder and develop a full face and a muscular body.

Caution! The fat and bones must be discarded to avoid diarrhea.

Chicken:

• Chicken consists mainly of unsaturated fatty acids and contains some trace elements such as iron and phosphorus as well as vitamin A.

• It is also an excellent source of vitamin B and protein, the latter being particularly nutritious.

• Chicken breast is loaded with taurine and protein.

• Chicken is a low-fat food, so cats are less likely to be obese or develop pancreatitis.

• The low fat content of chicken has the advantage that cats are less likely to suffer from obesity or pancreatitis.

• Chicken is not only easy to digest, it also regulates the cat's fat intake while providing the vital nutrients it needs for its immune system.

Carrot:

• Antioxidants and the immune system: Carrots contain beta-carotene, which has antioxidant properties and thus prevents diseases and delays skin aging.

• Skin and coat health: Carrots provide your pet with vitamin B2, which ensures vibrant, beautiful skin and a shiny coat.

• Good for intestinal health: It consists of water-soluble fibers that promote digestion in cats and non-invasively prevent constipation.

• Intestinal flora in balance: It contains bifidobacteria, which ensure that the intestinal flora is kept in good condition.

Caution! Please do not overfeed, as there is still a risk that the potassium and fiber may cause side effects.