<h2>Special treats</h2>In addition to low-calorie treats for overweight cats, there is also a wide range of treats for cats with certain medical conditions or health issues, such as grain-free or gluten-free treats. But also treats that promote health or help with hairballs.

Which snack is suitable for my cat with a food allergy?

For cats with a food allergy, there are the Trovet Multi Purpose Treats MFT. This hypoallergenic snack contains only one protein source, namely fish. If you have followed an elimination diet and it has shown that your cat is not allergic to fish, this snack can be given safely. The snack contains no other protein sources.

Snacks for cats on a kidney diet

Cats following a kidney diet can enjoy the Specific Healthy Treats FT-H (grain-free) and the Trovet Multi Purpose Treats MFT. These snacks support kidney function due to their low content of protein, phosphorus, calcium, and magnesium. These healthy snacks fit perfectly with your cat’s kidney diet.

Snacks for cats with bladder stones

For cats with bladder stones, there are the Feligum Struvite snacks and the Specific Healthy Treats FT-H (grain-free). These snacks are designed to promote bladder health and reduce the formation of struvite.

Snacks for cats with a sensitive stomach and intestines

For cats with a sensitive stomach or intestines, the Happy Cat VET Snack – Sensitive (gluten-free) and Trixie Cat Malt are a good choice. These healthy snacks are easily digestible and support healthy digestion.

Which cat snack helps against hairballs?

Hairballs can be a problem for many cats. Medpets also offers snacks that help reduce hairballs while supporting the stomach and intestines. Try the Feligum Hairball, GimCat Malt Tabs, or Trixie Cat Malt.