• Taurine – Cats cannot produce enough taurine, and a deficiency leads to blindness and heart disease. VegeCat™ ensures adequate levels.
• Vitamin A – Cats cannot convert the carotene found in vegetables into vitamin A. They must receive vitamin A directly through their diet, as it naturally occurs only in animal tissues or in supplemented form.
• Vitamin D3 – The formula includes plant-based vitamin D3, which is essential for maintaining bone and immune health.
• Arachidonic Acid (ARA) – A critical nutrient for cats, included to support skin, immune system and overall health. The ARA is vegan and sourced from Mortierella alpina through fermentation.
• Yeast-Free – Nutritional yeast has been removed, making the supplement completely yeast-free.
• Natural Mixed Tocopherols – Added to support freshness and stability.
• Concentrated Formula – A small amount is required in each recipe. See Feeding Amounts. 

VegeCat™ has been used by the compassionate caretakers of numerous cats throughout the world over many years.

Recipes

Most popular recipes are provided in the VegeCat™ instructions

Make sure to follow the recipe amounts to ensure correct nutrients are provided.

You can certainly have your recipes, but do ensure you add enough VegeCat™. See Feeding Amounts section below.

VegeCat™ and Urinary Health

There are some considerations for urinary health. Cats should have an acidic urine pH of 6.0 to 6.5. It is recommended to test the urine at home or at a veterinarian’s office before switching the diet and about 3 weeks after transitioning to a new diet, then periodically after – twice in the first year and at least yearly after. If alkaline urine is a problem, add cranberry powder or vitamin C (ascorbic acid) to the diet.