Catmalt Malt 50 grams

Prevents and eliminates hairballs, reducing gagging, vomiting, and regurgitation. - Promotes digestion and normalizes intestinal transit thanks to its lubricating action. - Palatable formula for easy administration: directly, on the paw, or mixed with food. - Provides vitality and improves the cat's comfort and quality of life. - Compact 50g container, practical for home and veterinary use.

What is this product and what is it used for?
It is a complementary palatable paste for cats formulated to facilitate the elimination of ingested hair and prevent the formation of hairballs, improving intestinal transit and reducing vomiting related to grooming.

How often should I administer it?
In acute episodes: 2–3 cm twice a day for 2–3 days. Maintenance: as recommended by a veterinarian, usually 1–2 times per week in high-risk cats.

Can I give it to a kitten or a pregnant cat?
Always consult your veterinarian before administering to very young kittens, pregnant or lactating females; the professional will assess the dose and suitability.

Does it have side effects?
Generally well tolerated; excessive doses may cause diarrhea or looser stools. If adverse signs appear, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian.
Can it be mixed with food?
Yes. It can be applied directly to the mouth, to the paw for licking, or a small portion can be mixed with wet food.

Is it safe for cats with digestive health problems?
Before using in cats with intestinal obstruction, pancreatitis, liver or kidney disease, consult your veterinarian. This product is not a substitute for medical treatment.

What do I do if my cat doesn't accept it?
Try administering it on the paw for them to lick, or mix it with a small portion of wet food or appealing pâté.

- Acute administration: 2–3 cm of paste, twice daily for 2–3 days. - Application: Place the indicated amount directly in the cat's mouth, on one of its front paws for it to lick, or mix with wet food. - Maintenance: Follow the veterinarian's instructions; in predisposed animals, it can be administered periodically (e.g., once a week). - Caution: Do not exceed the recommended dose. If signs persist or worsen, consult your veterinarian.

Presentation format: 50g tube

Suggested diet with this product: - Objective: to reduce hairball formation and improve intestinal transit. - Example weekly feeding schedule for cats prone to hairballs (always consult your veterinarian):
Monday: regular food + brushing; once a week administer 1–2 cm of paste on the paw or mixed with food.
Wednesday: usual meal; brushing.
Friday: usual food + 1–2 cm of pasta if there are mild signs of hair buildup.
Sunday: brushing and check-up.
If gagging or vomiting occurs due to hairballs: administer 2–3 cm twice a day for 2–3 days and contact the veterinarian if it persists.
General recommendations: Include a high-fiber diet if advised by the veterinarian, maintain adequate hydration, and brush frequently to reduce hair ingestion. Keep a record of episodes and adjust the frequency of administration according to clinical response.