During the ageing process the organism undergoes a series of morphological and functional modifications, with a general tendency to lose its efficiency. This can be both positively and negatively influenced by various factors , amongst these, nutrition.

Elderly cats tend to become less active and to reduce their lean body mass  - changes reflected in a slowing down of the basal metabolism. Other changes in physiological functioning associated with ageing can be the weakening of the cats digestive system, the responsiveness of the immune system and the functioning of its kidneys.

This means that the digestive system of our elderly friend, even if we are not aware of it, becomes slower and slower every day. As your cat ages, its natural defenses grow weaker and the functioning of the entire organism becomes less efficient.

For this reason it is necessary to use a food specifically tailored for the “ new “ phase of your cat’s life, in order to help it maintain its second youth for as long as possible. Adopting the right diet, which takes the particular physiological needs of your elderly cat into account, can, in fact, slow the effects of ageing down.

TRAINER FITNESS PORK & BUCKWHEAT SENIOR

This is a monoproteinic food integrated with functional ingredients, which favour the general well - being of the animals, by means of:

Pomega 3 (apple extract) which contains a high quantity of alpha-linoleic acid ( ACA) which ensures that the organism intakes a concentrated amount 100% vegetal Omega 3 (EPA and DHA) – this strengthens your cat’s immune system.

Pork, which is a good protein source, having a high organic value. The amino acids contained in pork are easily and rapidly digestible.

Pineapple, of which the principal ingredient is Bromelain – a proteolithic enzyme which favours the decomposition of the proteins into amino acids, thus reducing their antigenic potential.

Applezin (apple extract) which ensures an elevated anti-ageing performance, thanks to the activity of the anti-oxidants it contains (Polyphenols, amongst which are Quercetin and Phlorizin)

Soluble broccoli fibre which contributes not only to improve normal physiological functioning, but also has a significant influence on the fermentation of undigested proteins which are responsible for the bad odour of the stools.

Fewer fats and calories keep your cat at its ideal weight.