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Maja
Maja
Improved stomach health & shiny fur
Maja’s owner, Jenny, reached out to share how her cat have achieved amazing health with Petgood – Maja has been healthy and thriving ever since she started eating the food as a small kitten.
Hi Petgood,
A heartfelt thank you for your amazing cat food!
My darling, Maja, I adopted from Stockholms Katthem two years ago. She’s been eating Petgood’s cat food (kitten food at first, then adult food) since she came to me at three months old and is the picture of health. She’s never had any stomach problems, her coat is beautiful, and she doesn’t throw up hairballs worth mentioning either.
Once again, a warm and heartfelt THANK YOU for your food!
Best regards,
Jenny, and Maja
Psst, did you know that our cat food has been examined in a scientific study, which showed an increase in beneficial gut bacteria?
This might be part of the reason why Maja & Hjördis’ stomachs have been so healthy on our cat food. Read more about this study and other exciting research below!
Study on Petgood Adult Cat confirms supported health
A new study, based on Petgood's Adult Cat food, has evaluated health and nutrition parameters such as palatability, digestibility and gut micriobiota. Overall, this study showed that our dry food is readily accepted by cats, yields optimal faecal consistency, and had suitable nutrient digestibilities with new leads for impact on feline gut health.
The key study findings for our insect-based cat food are:
The diet had very high palatability, where all cats that participated liked the food and continued eating it throughout the study - they liked it so much they even continued after the study was finished!
The Petgood diet had a high overall nutrient digestibility and a protein digestibility at over 85%. This is in line with values for premium cat food made from traditional protein sources.
This means that the cats could easily digest the food, and absorb the nutrients in their bodies.
The diet stimulated gut microbiota activity, leading to increases in gut bacteria considered beneficial, and decreases in gut bacteria linked to digestive problems.
Increase was seen in species such as Bifidobacterium and Megamonas, considered beneficial for gut health. Significant reduction in bacteria of the Clostridium-species was also noted, associated to digestive issues and negative for gut health.
