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High-efficiency:

• Dissolution of struvite stones: calcium sulfate and DL-methionine contribute to urine acidification, creating conditions that support the dissolution of struvite stones.
• Reduction of the risk of struvite stone recurrence: controlled magnesium (0.07%) and phosphorus (0.70%) levels, together with a balanced mineral composition, help limit struvite crystal formation in urine.
• Support for urinary tract health: dried cranberries contain naturally occurring plant compounds with antioxidant properties, complementing the nutritional support for the urinary system.
• Support for the urinary tract mucosa: fish oil provides omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, complementing nutritional support for normal urinary tract function.

Nutritional value

• High meat content 48%;
• High quality meat ingredients — sources of substituted and essential amino acids and animal fats;
• specially selected sources of carbohydrates — rice and pea starch;
• free of gluten, flavorings, artificial flavor enhancers, colors, preservatives.

Modern technology with steam treatment

The food is made using modern technologies with steam treatment to preserve the beneficial properties of the ingredients included in its composition.

Excellent palatability

Cats enjoy ELATO food primarily because of:

• the high meat content;
• modern steam-cooking technology that helps preserve the flavour and valuable properties of the ingredients;
• a special liver hydrolysate coating on the kibble.

Feeding rates

Feeding recommendations

Recommended feeding period: 5–12 weeks for the dissolution of struvite stones; initially up to 6 months to reduce the risk of recurrence. It is recommended to seek veterinary advice before use and before extending the feeding period. Fresh drinking water should be available to the cat at all times.

Composition

Chicken 48% (of which dehydrated 75%, fresh 20%, hydrolyzed liver 5%), rice, pea starch, chicken fat (preserved with a mixture of natural tocopherols), fish oil (herring oil), pea fiber, dried cranberries (0.6%), chicory root, dry brewer's yeast, calcium sulfate dihydrate, yucca Schidigera juice.

Sensory additives:

rosemary extract, green tea extract.

Antioxidants:

tocopherol extract from vegetable oils (1b306(i)) – 100 mg

Urine acidifiers:

calcium sulfate dihydrate – 4,500 mg/kg, DL-methionine – 5,000 mg/kg

Analytical composition

Сrude protein 30.00%; crude fat 12.00%; crude fiber 3.50%; moisture 8.00%; raw ash 7.80%; calcium 1.10%; phosphorus 0.70%; sodium 0.80%; magnesium 0.07%; potassium 0.50%; chlorides 0.80%; sulfur 0.90%; Omega-6 1.20%; Omega-3 1.60%; DHA 0.90%; EPA 0.50%.

Metabolizable Energy (CEN): 3,615 kcal/kg; 15.20 MJ/kg

Nutritional additives per 1 kg

3a672a Vitamin A 15,000 IU; 3a671 Vitamin D3 1,000 IU; 3a700 Vitamin E 100 mg; 3a821 Vitamin B1 30 mg; 3a825ii Vitamin B2 10 mg; 3a831 Vitamin B6 10 mg; 3a835 Vitamin B12 0.06 mg; 3a314 Niacin 140 mg; 3a880 Biotin 0.20 mg; 3a316 Folic acid 2.20 mg; 3a841 Calcium D-pantothenate 12 mg; 3a890 Choline chloride 2,500 mg; 3b101 Iron (iron (II) carbonate (siderite)) 80 mg; 3b603 Zinc (zinc oxide) 75 mg; 3b405 Copper (copper (II) sulfate pentahydrate) 11 mg; 3b203 Iodine (granulated calcium iodate anhydrous, coated) 0.40 mg; 3b801 Selenium (sodium selenite) 0.30 mg; 3c301 DL-methionine, technically pure 5,000 mg; 3a370 Taurine 1,000 mg; 3a910 L-carnitine 150 mg.

Is ELATO Holistic Vet Special Urinary intended to dissolve struvite stones or reduce the risk of their recurrence?

ELATO Holistic Vet Special Urinary is a dietetic complete food for cats, formulated for the dissolution of struvite stones and reduction of the risk of their recurrence. The recommended feeding period is 5–12 weeks for dissolution and initially up to 6 months for reducing the risk of recurrence. Veterinary advice is recommended before use and before extending the feeding period.

What urine pH is predicted based on the formulation of ELATO Holistic Vet Special Urinary?

Based on the calculated cation-anion balance of the formulation, the predicted urine pH is 6.45 according to the Yamka formula and 6.33 according to the Kienzle and Wilms-Eilers formula. These are theoretical estimates based on the food's composition. Actual urine pH may vary between individual cats.