Dear cat-lover,
Franz has a high level of indoxyl sulfate. Indoxyl sulfate belongs to the uraemic toxins family. Indoxyl sulfate is a by-product of proteins that occur naturally in cat’s feed. These proteins are digested in the intestine, creating amino acids and the precursors of uraemic toxins. These precursors are absorbed in the intestine and reach the liver via the bloodstream. Where they are transformed to the real uraemic toxins, usually excreted by the kidneys via the urine.
A reduction of uraemic toxins could be reached by reducing the vital protein intake of the cat which keeps the cat away from her tasty and vital proteins. There is a new solution now to cope with that challenge: Porus® One, who is binding already the precursors of uraemic toxins in the intestine and excreting them naturally with the faeces. These precursors that are bound and excreted thanks to Porus® One, can‘t be transformed into uraemic toxins. Binding these precursors of uraemic toxins supports kidney health. Porus® One is especially designed for the kidneys of the cats.
We would like to provide you with some information about Porus® One, which you can present to your vet. Please find a link for downloading some product information.