How to serve 3coty® Support powders
The 3coty® Support line is designed to allow you to provide additional nutritional support to your cat when it needs it. While our cat food is a complete diet, there are some conditions or moments, when your cat would need additional help.
Our Support line is not a complete cat food. It should not be served by itself or replace you cat’s current food. It has been designed as an add-on, to make it easy for you to add it to your cat’s usual food.
The powders should be sprinkled onto the food your cat is used to eating. The nutrients in the powders are most easily absorbed, if in conjunction with the meat, fat and fibre of a meal. For a medium adult cat, add up to two dosage spoons per day to your cat’s food. It does not need to be given all at once if your cat eats two meals, a spoon at each mealtime is fine. If you are concerned the powder will deter your cat from eating, you can stir it into the food. We did not find that necessary with any of our test cats, but we do know that every cat is different!
Please keep the opened bottle in the fridge, it contains around 30 servings and lasts for up to 60 days when refrigerated. This is only a guide, and you can adjust the serving size depending on the size of your cat.
We have taken great care when deciding on how to package the powders. Glass bottles were both heavy and breakable and would have needed cardboard boxes. That felt like an unnecessary piece of cardboard which you were just going to throw away, before even giving your cat any of the complementary food! With the advances in plastic recycling, we settled on a bottle made from recyclable PET and ask that you reuse or recycle the bottle once it is empty. The label is also made out of plastic and can go in the same recycling bin.
The dosage spoon is included in the first order. It can be washed and re-used while using that bottle and for future bottles of 3coty® Support ordered later. If you do need a new spoon with an order, just add a comment in the notes section and we will send it to you.
Sprinkle on a scoop of support when your cat needs it!
Did you know?
Not everything that is good for us is healthy for cats. Some delicious foods are actually toxic to cats. While spirulina is a great immune system booster, matcha tea should never be given to cats. Always be cautious with what you share with your feline friends!
