All the recipes are not the same

Ultima’s recipes are specifically formulated to satisfy the needs of your sterilized cat.

Adapted to your sterilized cat
Weight control
Delicious Taste High quality ingredients

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Dry range
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Wet range
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The perfect combination: mixed feeding

Health or Taste? Crunchy or Delicious?

You no longer have to choose!

With Ultima recipes you can combine the benefits of dry and wet food, thus offering your cat the possibility of having a varied and balanced diet that keeps him healthy and hydrated, allowing him to enjoy each meal.

Recommended daily servings

Quantity (g) of Ultima Sterilized Adult Dry Cat, according to the number of Ultima Fit & Delicious pouches per day and the weight of your cat.
Number of pouches / day
Weight of your cat 1/2 pouch 1 pouch 2 pouches
2 kg +20 g + 10 g –
4 kg +40 g +30 g +10 g
6 kg + 55 g +45 g +25 g
The recommended daily rations are indicative and should be adapted to the body condition, the level of activity of the cat and the weather conditions.
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Pleasure

A taste that your cat will love

Your cat will fall in love with Ultima Fit&Delicious recipes because they are prepared with high quality ingredients, cut in tender fillets with a delicious sauce for an immersive taste experience.

Health

Specifically formulated for sterilized cats

Sterilized cats are predisposed to being overweight and, therefore, can develop health problems associated with it 1 2 3 . Ultima Fit&Delicious recipes are adapted to the needs of your sterilized cat, as they help him control his weight, thanks to its moderate energy content and L-carnitine.

1.- Robertson ID.  The influence of diet and other factors on owner-perceived obesity in privately owned cats from metropolitan Perth, Western Australia. Prev Vet Med 1999;40:75-85.
2.- Scarlett JM, Donoghue S., Saidla J., Wills J.  Overweight cats: prevalence and risk factors.  Int. J. Obesity 1994, 18,22.
3.- Scarlett JM, Donoghue S; Associations between body condition and disease in cats.J Am Vet Med Assoc. 1998, 212(11), 1725.