NEKTON Cat-H Feline Vitamin, Mineral and Trace Element Supplement with Extra Biotin 1.23 oz (35g)

NEKTON-Cat-H promotes beautiful, shiny coats and supports excellent fur development. It effectively addresses common issues like rough or brittle coats, unusual light spots, and changes in the skin. NEKTON-Cat-H also helps combat lesser-known effects of biotin deficiency, such as weakness, diarrhea, stress, and paralysis. It is important to exclusively use NEKTON-Cat-H and avoid other vitamin compounds while using it. Cats are strict meat eaters known as "carnivores," and their dietary needs differ from those of dogs, which have evolved as omnivores. This means cats have a unique metabolism and require specific nutrition. The food that cats are typically given by humans doesn't always align with their natural diet, neglecting their specific needs as meat eaters. In the wild, cats meet their requirements for meat, fat, trace elements, vitamins, and minerals by consuming their prey in its entirety, including the fur, organs, stomach, and intestines. The key elements in cat nutrition are vitamins, proteins, and minerals. Due to their specialized metabolism, cats can experience deficiencies in these essential dietary components, especially when facing high levels of stress (such as high-performance demands, shows, or illnesses). BIOTIN, as a coenzyme, plays a crucial role in various metabolic reactions and is responsible for normal growth, digestion, and reproductive regulation. Biotin is particularly important for maintaining healthy skin and preserving a shiny coat. A deficiency in biotin can manifest as dry saliva around the mouth and discharge around the eyes, flaky skin, hair loss, general health issues, weakness, diarrhea, and muscle stress, even leading to complete paralysis of the lower body. ARGININE is an essential amino acid and a vital component in the body's urine cycle. Both young and older cats require arginine for their well-being. Without enough arginine, the concentration of ammonia in the blood rises, resulting in symptoms like excessive salivation, vomiting, trembling, seizures, loss of consciousness, and even death, often mistaken for poisoning.