Calibra Veterinary Diets Diabetes Dry Cat Food - 2kg

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Calibra Veterinary Diets Diabetes is a specialized dry cat food designed for feline companions diagnosed with Diabetes mellitus. Formulated to assist in blood glucose regulation, this high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet leverages a metabolic management complex to optimize fat utilization and insulin sensitivity. While this clinical diet provides essential nutritional support for metabolic health, it must be introduced under strict veterinary supervision and is not intended for use without a professional diagnosis.
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This food is formulated specifically for the metabolic needs of diabetic cats. It is best to consult your veterinarian before feeding this to a healthy cat.
The recipe is formulated with a low glycaemic index to avoid sugar spikes, focusing on low carbohydrates.
Keep it in a cool, dry place and ensure the bag is tightly closed after every use to prevent oxidation.
Diabetic cats can sometimes experience joint stress due to weight fluctuations or underlying conditions; these additives support long-term cartilage health.
Yes, adequate hydration is essential for all cats, especially those managing diabetes, to support metabolic and renal function.
Try warming the food slightly with a small amount of warm water or mixing in a very small portion of the previous diet, extending the transition period to 10-14 days.
Contact your veterinarian immediately as the insulin dosage or dietary portion may require recalibration based on current blood glucose readings.
Transitioning to this diet should be done gradually over a 7-day period to prevent digestive upset, mixing increasing amounts of Calibra with your cat's previous food. Always keep fresh, clean water available, as diabetic cats require proper hydration to support kidney function. Store the product in a cool, dry place and ensure the bag is sealed airtight after every feeding to maintain the integrity of the antioxidants and nutrient profile. Consult your veterinarian regularly to assess glucose levels and adjust the portion sizes based on your cat's specific metabolic requirements.