• OPTI-ODOR SYSTEM™
  Lower Protein Levels and Chicory Extract Helps To Reduce Stool Odor
  
  Physiological Concern: Litterbox Odor - Reduced activity in indoor cats decreases the intestinal mobility, increases the degradation of undigested protein, producing a foul smelling stool.
  
  Innovative Solution: Opti-Odor System™ - Providing an optimal fiber blend, reducing the protein level and adding chicory extract (prebiotic) directly influences stool and litterbox odor.

• OPTIMAL CALORIE CONTENT
  To Help Maintain Optimal Weight
  
  Physiological Concern: Increased Risk of Obesity - Approximately 50% of domestic cats, both male and female are neutered or spayed.  Obesity is 3.5 times more likely in sterilized cats.  The change in status causes an increase in appetite, and 25-30% decrease in calorie requirements.  Consequently, altered cats should be given less food or a food with a lower calorie content to prevent them from becoming overweight.
  
  Innovative Solution: Optimal Calorie Content (Limited Energy) - Increased feeding, sleeping and grooming result in limited activity and reduced energy requirements for cats living exclusively indoors.  Indoor cats need a diet designed to help reduce the onset of obesity.

• HAIRBALL TRANSIT SYSTEM™
  Balance of Fibers to Help Facilitate Evacuation of Hairballs
  
  Physiological Concern: Constant Shedding - Limited variations in temperature and light can lead to virtually constant shedding and extensive grooming (as much as five hours per day), making the formation of hairballs more problematic.
  
  Innovative Solution: Hairball Transit System™ (Fiber Enrichment) - Balanced fermentable and non-fermentable fibers facilitate the swift evacuation of hairballs.

          Physiological Concern: Risk of Struvite Stones

          Innovative Solution: Urine-Acidified Diet