The food that best suits your Cat

From the age of 10, a cat’s nutritional needs may change, and it may benefit from food specifically formulated for the senior life stage. Advance offers Advance Vitality Sterilized Senior +10 for this stage, formulated for sterilised cats over 10 years of age.

A senior cat can divide its daily ration into one or several meals. The most important thing is to respect the total amount of food it needs according to its weight and individual characteristics. With Advance Vitality Sterilized Senior +10, for example, the feeding guide establishes a daily ration according to the cat’s weight, which can be divided into one or several meals.

The amount and frequency may vary depending on factors such as age, weight, activity level and health status. Find out more about this topic in the article “How many times a day does a cat eat?” If you have questions about the appropriate ration for an older cat, especially if it has a health condition, it is advisable to consult your vet.

Adult cat dry food is formulated to meet cats’ nutritional needs for maintenance. Senior cat dry food, such as Advance Vitality Sterilized Senior +10, adapts its composition to age-related changes and may include specific nutrients to help maintain muscle mass and support the joints and bones and renal function.

When choosing between adult cat dry food and senior cat dry food, it is important to take into account the cat’s age, health status and individual needs.

Advance offers Advance Vitality Sterilized Senior +10, a dry food specifically formulated for sterilised cats from the age of 10. It helps maintain muscle mass, supports joints and bones and helps control renal workload. In addition, its kibble size is adapted to fit an older cat’s mouth, and the food is easy to digest.

At Advance, Advance Vitality Sterilized Senior +10, intended for cats over 10 years of age, provides proteins, glucosamine and chondroitin and has a low phosphorus content. In addition, its formula also contains the following ingredients:

• Collagen
• Hyaluronic acid
• Minerals
• Omega 3 from fish oil
• Extra vitamins
• Fibres
• Natural prebiotics

This food is formulated to help maintain muscle mass, support joints and bones and help control renal workload.

Advance Vitality Sterilized Senior +10 dry food for older cats has a formula that helps maintain the vitality of sterilised cats over 10 years of age. To do so, it provides 7 key benefits tailored to their age and quality of life. They are:

• Contributes to good digestion
• Helps maintain muscle mass
• Articular and bone support
• Helps control renal workload
• Helps maintain ideal weight
• Helps improve vitality
• Helps maintain defences and natural barriers

Advance dry food for senior cats is easy to digest, and its kibble size is adapted to fit an older cat’s mouth.

Yes, mixed feeding allows dry and wet food to be combined, provided that the total amount of both foods is correctly adjusted. Wet food adds variety and extra flavour, while dry food provides concentrated nutrients and energy.

For a senior cat, the amount and type of food should be adjusted according to its age, weight, health status and specific needs. If the cat follows a diet for a health condition, it is advisable to consult your vet and, if using Advance Veterinary Diets, combine each dry diet with its corresponding wet food where appropriate.

Finally, when combining them, it is important to reduce the amounts proportionally so as not to exceed the recommended daily ration.

Advance offers Advance Vitality Sterilized Senior +10, a dry food specifically formulated for the daily feeding of sterilised cats from the age of 10. Its formula helps maintain muscle mass and supports joints and bones, while also helping to control renal workload. The food is easy to digest, and its kibble size is adapted to fit an older cat’s mouth.

If your senior cat has a specific nutritional need associated with a health condition, Advance also offers the Advance Veterinary Diets range. This range includes specific diets for needs such as:

• Urinary
• Renal
• Gastrointestinal
• Weight management
• Diabetes
• Food intolerances
• Dermatological problems, among other needs.

These diets are intended to provide nutritional support for certain conditions and should always be used under veterinary recommendation.