Fix-BARF® Thyroid Month Package
- 9 kg Content
- BARF for thyroid issues
- low iodine content
- high-quality ingredients
Pack content
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150 g (Sausage) -
150 g (Sausage) -
150 g (Sausage)
Description
frozen
Kittens
SeniorBARF complete meals with low iodine content
Our Fix-BARF® thyroid menus are specially designed for cats with hyperthyroidism. With an exceptionally low iodine content of 16 µ per 150 g of food, these menus provide complete nutrition for your cat while avoiding the risk of acute iodine deficiency.
Special food for cats with hyperthyroidism
The meals contain up to 95% fresh meat and 5% raw carrot fiber to support healthy digestion. This complete diet is made exclusively from high-quality ingredients, including fresh meat, essential organs, and all vital nutrients. Fix-BARF® thyroid is free from artificial additives and preservatives, ensuring a natural and wholesome diet.
Important information about hyperthyroidism
Since hyperthyroidism is an incurable condition, we recommend regular veterinary check-ups. Blood tests can help monitor the progression of the disease and ensure your cat’s diet and medication are optimally adjusted.
Additional Information:
This product was developed in collaboration with animal health practitioner Petra von Quillfeldt. Visit our website for more details about Fix-BARF® products and supplements.
Content:
9 kg Fix-BARF® Thyroid Special Diet
Included in the product
Feeding recommendation
Fix-BARF® for Cats
The daily food amount should be approximately 25 - 30 g of food per kg of the cat's body weight. However, the specified food amounts are only guidelines and may vary significantly depending on age, breed, sex, and living conditions.
We recommend dividing the total food amount into at least two portions per day.
All of our BARF products should be stored in the freezer at -18 °C and thawed in the refrigerator for about 12 hours before feeding, either without packaging or with sufficient air holes. Serve the meat at room temperature.
The BARF pyramid
BARF pyramid for cats
The BARF pyramid shown here illustrates how a balanced BARF meal for a healthy, adult cat can be structured. However, it serves only as a rough guideline, as the composition can vary significantly depending on your cat's tolerance, acceptance, and individual needs. A BARF ration typically consists of 95% animal-based and 5% plant-based ingredients. Heart is considered muscle meat and should make up a maximum of 20% of the total ration. Offal includes, among other things, stomach and liver, as well as – depending on the cat's preferences – spleen, kidney, and lung. Suitable meaty bones include, for example, chicken necks, while breastbone is unsuitable for cats.
Composition and analytical constituents
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