 Show YA ZERO Mature is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance. Placing your first order? Description▼ ZERO Mature Health Premium High Protein Cat Food Like lions and tigers, domesticated cats are obligate carnivores and by definition have no nutritional requirement for starch/carbohydrates or plant proteins in their diet. When a feline doesn’t eat her natural diet – meat and fat, she can become overweight and at risk for diabetes. Young Again Zero Mature High Protein Cat Food supports your pre-diabetic or diabetic cat by giving her a carnivore-based alternative to traditional cat foods. No starch or plant proteins. As your cat matures, her body also requires less calcium, phosphorous, magnesium and other nutrients. Excess levels of these nutrients can actually create health problems in CRD and aging felines. Recommended for felines that cannot tolerate excess starch. Kibble SizeHealth Benefits▼ Young Again Zero Mature Health Premium High Protein Cat Food:
Your cat is considered mature as soon as they are done growing bone. For most cats that will be at about 2 years of age. However, for breeds like the Maine Coon, it may be as long as 5 years. Please consult your veterinarian or breeder if you are unsure if your cat has reached adulthood. Guaranteed Analysis▼
Calorie Content All YA Cat foods have an average weight of 145g/cup Ingredients▼ Hydrolyzed Pork, Chicken Meal, Chicken Fat, Chicken Liver Flavor, Guar
Gum,DL Methionine, L-Lysine, Fish Oil, Psyllium Husk (source of soluble dietary fiber), Potassium Citrate, Brewers Yeast, Fructooligosaccharides
(FOS), Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Potassium Chloride, Choline Chloride, Taurine, Potassium Carbonate, Vitamin E Supplement, L-Tryptophan, Dry Matter Analysis▼
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Feeding Instructions▼ There are two ways to feed Young Again Cat Foods: At YA, we highly recommend Free-Choice feeding. Please follow the instructions carefully. For additional feeding suggestions and assistance, please read Transitioning your cat. If you must restrict feed your cat, please use these guidelines: Average consumption for 24 hours: For Maine Coons and other giant breeds add ¼ cup to each of above measures for 12 pounds and up. PLEASE NOTE: Because Young Again is a nutrient-dense food, your cat will eat MUCH LESS than other cat foods. It does not mean your cat does not like our food. Please do not use distilled water with our food. We recommend spring water with a neutral pH. ReviewsWrite a review Just wanted to send along great gratitude from our family of five felines, ages 1 to 15, all of whom are exhibiting significant positive improvements across multiple levels within their overall health. Thank you for providing the nutrition that has added such a wondeful new quality to their lives since we have switched to Young Again. Elizabeth Herzog, 8/27/2022 My cat, Nigel, was in a local vet ER for 2 days because of bladder crystals. He was less than a year old at the time, so the vets told us he must have a 'bladder disease' and that we'd be dealing with this for the rest of his life. Of course they wanted him on a prescription food, and a wet food at that. He does not have any interest in wet food at all. So after his ER visit Nigel did eat 3 bags worth of the 4lb dry prescription food that's formulated to dissolve crystals and is essentially $10/lb. During that time I did some research, and came across YA food. It seemed perfect, the research made sense. Nigel is my first cat, but I knew already that cats do not need any carbs in their food for healthy life. I started using a carb calculator for the food I was using initially, the prescription food, and YA food. True to their word (YA) based on guaranteed analysis, their food has 1/5 to1/6 of the carbs these other brands do. The prescription foods do dissolve crystals, but since they're a high carb food, it's chemically formulated to dissolve them, and has less to do with the quality of the food itself. Young Again doesn't claim their food dissolves crystals, only that it helps to keep new ones from forming. I don't hold this against them as it may be different from cat to cat, and they would not want a customer to avoid seeking care when they should. But the basic premise is, if you correct the pH of your cat's urine (directly related to food quality/carbohydrate content), you'll both dissolve the existing crystals and avoid the recurrence of new ones. I had a vet confirm this during an appt this morning. All this to say, Nigel is now halfway through his 3rd bag of YA food (his hospital visit was in February) and he aced his vet visit today. They could feel no sediment in his bladder, and his urine analysis came back with zero indication of any of the six crystals they test for. Kudos to YA pet food for being true to their word. Nigel will be on this food for the rest of his kitty life. He's a sweet boy (I believe disposition is likely directly related to food), his coat looks great, he's got good energy and his poops and pees are amazing (lol). Hopefully all male cats that hate wet food find this website! I know I'll be spreading the word. Douglas, 8/19/2022 See all reviews At what age should a cat be switched to a senior diet?Age Transitions
Choosing the best cat food for their life stage helps ensure they're getting the nutrients and calories they need. You should be transitioning your kitten to an adult cat food around year one, and your adult cat to a senior or mature adult food around age seven.
What food is best for young cats?8 Foods to Feed Your Kitten in Her First Year. Her Primary Kitten Food. Your kitten should be eating a good quality kitten food or a food labeled for all feline life stages. ... . Canned Cat Foods. ... . Scrambled Eggs. ... . Fresh and Salt Water Fish. ... . Cooked Meats. ... . Salad Greens. ... . Squash and Pumpkin. ... . Cat Grass.. Is there a cat food for all life stages?WholeHearted All Life Stages cat food is grain-free, which may be ideal for cats and kittens with sensitivities. WholeHearted All Stages premium cat food is free of added artificial colors, corn, soy, wheat and other by-products, giving them wholesome, high-quality meals.
Is grainBe aware that although gluten allergies and sensitivities are a widely discussed topic in human nutrition, these allergies are exceedingly rare in cats, and food allergies of any sort are also uncommon. Therefore, pet foods labeled as gluten-free or grain-free are not intrinsically healthier or better for your cat.
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