BeyondWhiskers Cranberry Chicken and Wild-Caught Shrimp, Urinary cat treats
 
Introducing BeyondWhiskers Cranberry Chicken and Wild-Caught Shrimp Urinary Cat Treats! These all-natural, limited-ingredient treats are specially formulated to support urinary health in your feline friend. Made with real cranberry, chicken, and wild-caught shrimp, these crunchy treats are not only delicious but also provide essential nutrients for a healthy urinary system. Our carefully selected ingredients are sure to satisfy your cat's cravings while promoting overall wellness. Treat your cat to the best with BeyondWhiskers Urinary cat treats!
This item doesn't meet the AAFCO for complete nutrition.
This item can be used in conjunction with your cats, food but not as a main food source.   
 
 Ingredients: Chicken, brown rice, pea flour, sweet potato, brewer yeast, pea protein, coconut oil, alfalfa powder, eggshell calcium, sorbic acid, poultry fat, chicken, Organic Cranberries, WC Shrimp
 
Benefits of Cranberry: for urinary health
Cranberries can help to prevent bacterial infections from taking hold of your cat’s urinary tract. 
 
Cranberries contain proanthocyanidins, These proanthocyanidins prevent E. Coli bacteria (the bacteria behind over 50% of urinary tract infections) from sticking to the walls of your cat’s urinary tract. Cranberries can also slightly alter the pH of your cat’s urine by making it more acidic (lower pH). It’s thought that this could make the urinary tract an inhospitable environment for bacterial growth.
 
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein (Min.) 25.00%, Crude Fat (Min.) 14.0%, Crude Fiber (Max.) 5.5%, Moisture (Max.) 10.00%.  
Calorie Content (ME/calculated) 4345 Kcal/Kg. 3 kcal/treat
Treat Texture: Crunchy
Treat size: 1/2"  Shape-Star
 
Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information is not intended as a substitute for the advice of a physician or veterinarian. This information is not intended as a substitute for the reader's independent judgment and personal responsibility. Health issues are far too important to delegate to anyone else. It is highly recommended you research and seek information and counsel from as wide a variety of sources as possible, so you can make well-informed educated decisions about your Pet.