If your cat experiences the challenging symptoms of feline hyperesthesia syndrome, you're likely seeking every possible way to provide comfort and support. While dietary changes should always be discussed with your vet, understanding Untamed's nutritional profile can help inform those conversations.

Understanding Dietary Support for Hyperesthesia

While hyperesthesia can be a complex condition, nutritional approaches often focus on providing a diet that is highly aligned with a cat's natural biological needs. From a nutritional perspective, this often means emphasising:

• High Protein Content: Essential for muscle health and overall feline physiology.
• High Moisture Content: Crucial for hydration and overall bodily function.
• No Unnecessary Carbs or Grains: To avoid ingredients that are not naturally part of a feline diet.

How Untamed Aligns with These Dietary Goals

Untamed's recipes are designed to meet these species-appropriate dietary needs, potentially offering a beneficial food option for cats with hyperesthesia:

• Packed with Protein: Our food is exceptionally high in protein. In fact, it boasts one of the highest protein amounts of any cat food on the market! Our recipes are packed with 60%+ human-grade whole meat, providing the building blocks your cat needs.
• Rich in Moisture: Both our delicious gravy and jelly recipes have a high moisture content of approximately 80%. This significantly contributes to your cat's daily hydration, which is vital for overall health.
• Carb-Free & Grain-Free: We formulate our food to be grain-free and virtually carb-free, ensuring a diet that is true to a cat's carnivorous nature and avoids common fillers.

By providing a diet that is high in protein and moisture, and free from grains and unnecessary carbohydrates, Untamed aims to offer optimal nutritional support that aligns with the needs of cats with hyperesthesia.

Always consult with your veterinarian to discuss your cat's specific condition and dietary requirements. They can provide tailored advice to best manage your cat's health.