Pate Pate – Healthy cat food

Herring contains the famous omega-3 and 6 fatty acids, essential for a wide range of biological functions: skin quality, joint flexibility, neuronal function and cardiovascular protection. These omega 3s would also have anti-inflammatory effects, useful in the treatment of pathologies such as asthma, arthritis, psoriasis and inflammatory bowel diseases.

Herring also contains vitamins A and D. Vitamin A is particularly involved in vision and fertility. As for vitamin D, it is extremely important; it is even attributed with hormonal properties. It is involved in many physiological functions (immunity, fertility, ossification, etc.).

Herring has a high concentration of selenium, a trace element whose antioxidant properties have been widely demonstrated. Thus, it would help prevent premature aging of cells caused by free radicals.

Pork provides your cat with animal protein and vitamins. It is a source of taurine, which is essential for the development of your pet’s muscles, brain and retina. In addition, pork contains vitamin B, which helps strengthen your cat’s immune system. In fact, vitamin B1 or thiamine plays an essential function in the mechanism of the animal’s nervous system. Pork also provides a high concentration of minerals such as iron, copper, magnesium, phosphorus and zinc.

Organs are also included in this diet, which has the following benefits:
Liver: A good source of protein, copper, folic acid and iron: Liver improves the endurance and strength of our dogs and cats.

Kidneys: A proper vitamin B12 regimen that is essential for the proper functioning of the nervous system and brain of our little friends. Rich in riboflavin and iron, they also contain B6, which is super important for boosting immunity!

Heart: It is rich in amino acids and minerals such as selenium, phosphorus and zinc. Enough to strengthen muscles and improve our champions’ metabolism!

Soy sauce has a high value of mineral salts and the presence of addiction with this sauce, so a diet containing soy sauce will be easier to feed to your cats. Present in cat food in moderation, yes, soy sauce is good for your cat’s health! It has several beneficial effects:

• It aids digestion by stimulating the secretion of gastric juices;
• The lactic acid concentration in it strengthens the intestinal flora and the assimilation of nutrients;
• Its sea salt content provides essential minerals and trace elements.

Lime provides your cat with vitamin C, which also helps reduce stress. It protects us from viral and bacterial infections, helps us absorb iron and its antioxidant action helps fight free radicals.

Lime is characterized as a supplier of minerals, especially magnesium, calcium and potassium, but also flavonoids and carotenoids. In addition to neutralizing free radicals, these antioxidants play a preventive role against inflammatory diseases, certain cancers and cardiovascular diseases. It also provides essential fiber for good digestive transit. Lime helps detoxify the liver. In fact, by stimulating gastric juices, it facilitates digestion and promotes the elimination of toxins while restoring the body’s acid-base.

It’s important to keep your cat hydrated to prevent kidney stones from forming. Water helps with the elimination of toxins and accelerates cell division and renewal, increasing blood circulation and good exchanges in the body.