PRN Pharmacal ProZyme Original Formula Enzyme Replacement Supplement - Reinforces Animal's Digestive System, Supports Dog & Cat Food Breakdown - Promotes Pet's Digestive Health - 454 g, 1 lb Bottle

$47.99

Description

Enzymes For Cats

  • Digestive Enzyme: A plant-derived supplement enzyme for pets specifically dogs and cats
  • Safe: All-natural mix of plant-origin enzymes; ProZyme doesn’t come from whole raw porcine pancreas
  • Naturally Healthy: It’s odorless, palatable powder that can be mixed in with a pet’s food
  • Veterinary Recommended: Improves digestive health resulting in overall nutritional benefits
  • Our story: Since 1978, we’ve dedicated ourselves to the quality of our products and improving the health of animals

Some key benefits of enzymes for cats:

  1. Improved Digestion: Enzymes for cats help break down food into its basic components, making it easier for cats to absorb nutrients. This is particularly useful for cats with digestive issues or sensitivities.
  2. Support for Pancreatic Health: Some cats suffer from pancreatic insufficiency, where their pancreas doesn’t produce enough digestive enzymes. Supplementing with enzymes can help alleviate this issue and improve digestion.
  3. Enhanced Nutrient Absorption: With the help of digestive enzymes, cats can better absorb the nutrients from their food, leading to healthier skin, fur, and overall vitality.
  4. Reduction of Gastrointestinal Issues: Enzymes for cats can help reduce symptoms of gastrointestinal distress, such as bloating, diarrhea, or constipation, by improving the breakdown and assimilation of food.
  5. Support for Allergies: Cats with food sensitivities or allergies can benefit from enzyme supplements, as they can help break down allergens in food before they cause an immune response.
  6. Promoting a Healthy Gut Microbiome: Some enzymes help maintain the balance of good bacteria in the gut, promoting overall gut health and a stronger immune system.

While enzymes can provide health benefits, it’s always best to consult a veterinarian before adding any supplements to your cat’s diet.