Steril Paste Cat Malt is a nutritional supplement prepared for the daily care of sterilized cats. It combines hairball control, digestion, and urinary system support, helping reduce vomiting by supporting the passage of swallowed hair with stool.
General Specifications
- Net weight
- 100 gr
- Main ingredient
- Malt extract
- Urinary
- Cranberry
- Sugar
- None added
- Use
- Sterilized cat
Key Benefits
- Hairball control. Helps swallowed hair pass more easily through the digestive tract, helping reduce vomiting.
- Urinary system support. Cranberry extract supports urinary tract health, which is more common in sterilized cats.
- Suitable for sterilized cats. Prepared according to the post-sterilization care routine.
- Vitamins and minerals. Minerals such as zinc and copper contribute to skin, coat, and overall immunity.
- No added sugar, easy to use. Can be given directly or spread onto food; contains no added sugar.
Analysis & Composition
- Net weight 100 gr
- Main ingredient Natural malt extract
- Urinary support Cranberry extract
- Mineral Zinc, copper
- Added sugar None
- Area of use Sterilized cat
Feeding Recommendation
Usually a small amount 2-3 times a week is enough; frequency can be increased during shedding seasons such as spring and autumn. You can give it directly on a finger, your cat's paw, or spread onto food. Adjust the amount according to your cat's age and weight, following the instructions on the package. Store in a cool, dry place after opening.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Steril malt do?
It combines hairball control, digestion, and urinary system support for sterilized cats.
Why is it specific to sterilized cats?
Cranberry extract supports urinary tract health, which is more common in sterilized cats.
How often should I give it?
A small amount a few times a week is usually enough; frequency can be increased during shedding season, following package instructions.
Is it also good for hairballs?
Yes; natural malt extract helps reduce vomiting by supporting the passage of swallowed hair with stool.
Is it a medicine?
No, it is a nutritional supplement; consult your veterinarian if you notice urinary symptoms.