Specific FEW-DM Endocrine Support Wet Food - 28 x 100g

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Specific FEW-DM Endocrine Support Wet Cat Food is a specialized veterinary-prescribed diet designed for cats struggling with diabetes mellitus. By utilizing a low-carbohydrate formula, it helps stabilize blood glucose levels, making it an essential tool for pet owners managing endocrine health; however, it should only be administered under the direct guidance of a veterinarian to ensure it meets your cat's specific metabolic needs.
| Brand | Dechra |
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Yes, this is a therapeutic diet formulated for specific health conditions and requires authorization from your veterinarian.
It is not recommended. This diet is formulated for specific medical needs and may not provide the correct nutrient balance for a healthy, non-diabetic cat.
Keep them in a cool, dry place. Once opened, they should be consumed promptly or refrigerated for no longer than 24 hours.
Please consult the specific feeding guide printed on the packaging or your veterinarian, as caloric intake should be calculated based on your cat's individual weight and activity level.
Increased fiber helps slow down the digestion and absorption of carbohydrates, which is vital for preventing rapid spikes in blood glucose.
Try warming the food slightly or mixing in a very small amount of warm water. Always ensure the transition phase was long enough.
Slow down the transition process by keeping the ratio of old-to-new food the same for an extra 2-3 days.
To begin using this food, transition your cat gradually over 5-7 days by mixing increasing amounts of Specific FEW-DM with their current food to prevent digestive upset. Store the 100g pouches in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once a pouch is opened, it should be served immediately; if there are leftovers, cover and refrigerate for up to 24 hours, but always bring to room temperature before feeding to increase palatability. This diet is compatible with most standard medical protocols for diabetes but should never be combined with high-carbohydrate treats or supplemental foods unless approved by your vet.