Naisy All Life Stage Cat Stick 12g x 5's

> Flavours: Beef Blood/ Fish Oil/ Cat Grass

- Applicable for: All cat breeds over 2 months old

- Shelf life: 24 months (The date printed on the packaging is the manufacture date, not the expiration date)

- Manufactured date : 03/2024

- Expiry date : 03/2026

1) Naisy Beef Blood Cat Stick 12g x 5's ( To Improve Immunity)

- Health-grade raw materials

- Low allergenicity

- Small peptides for easy absorption

- Enzymatically hydrolyzed small molecules, easy to absorb, safer

- Ingredients : Fresh chicken breast (52.5%), water, fresh beef (7.5%), fresh ox heart (7.5%), fresh ox liver (7.5%), chicken oil (2.0%), beef polypeptides (500Da) (0.3%), flaxseed powder.

2) Naisy Fish Oil Cat Stick 12g x 5's (For Hair & Skin Coat)

- Not only improves cat fur health but also protects the urinary tract. DHA ratio of 2:1, reducing the formation of urinary stones

- Ingredients : Mackerel (75%), water, concentrated fish oil (rTG structure, DE21 grade) (2.5%), egg yolk powder, chicken oil (2.0%), flaxseed powder.

3) Naisy Cat Grass Cat Stick 12g x 5's (For Hairball Control)

- Gently removes hair

- Natural ingredients

- Dietary fiber gently removes hair and expels hairballs + fish oil continuously nourishes fur

- Ingredients : Chicken breast (75%), water, barley powder (1.5%), fish oil (1.5% from salmon), psyllium extract, flaxseed powder.

Q&A :

Can kittens/pregnant cats/cats with sensitive stomachs eat this?

• Cat Grass Stick:

- Kittens: Not recommended until after weaning

- Pregnant Cats: Generally safe in moderation, but consult a vet for specific advice.

- Sensitive Stomachs: Usually fine, but start with a small amount to see how they react

• Beef Blood Stick:

- Kittens: Safe for those over 2 months

- Pregnant Cats: Generally safe, but again, a vet's advice is best

- Sensitive Stomachs: Start with a small amount to monitor digestive response

• Fish Oil Stick:

- Kittens: Safe for those over 2 months

- Pregnant Cats: Typically safe; consult a vet for tailored advice

- Sensitive Stomachs: Start with a small amount to check for any adverse reactions

How does a cat expel hairballs after eating the catnip stick?

-The hair in the digestive system is expelled through vomiting or passed with feces due to the high fiber content in catnip, which aids intestinal movement.

Why does my cat vomit hairballs after eating the stick?

-The high fiber promotes intestinal movement, making it easier for cats to expel hair, which is a normal reaction.

Can cats with beef allergies eat the beef blood cat stick?

-No, it’s not recommended. Despite hydrolysis treatment that reduces the chance of allergy, the main protein source is is still beef, which can trigger allergies.

If my cat eats this, do I still need to buy fish oil supplements?

-No, the Omega-3 content in each stick is equivalent to a human-grade fish oil capsule.