• Lubricant: Facilitates the passage of hair and the enventual passage of
  hairballs through the gastrointestinal tract, promoting their safe elimination via the fecal route, thus avoiding possible intestinal obstructions.
• Improves digestion: Contains natural enzymes that help break down food
  and ingested hair, reducing the formation of hairballs.
• Improves intestinal transit: Being soluble fiber, it increases the volume and water retention of the intestinal content, which improves intestinal movement (laxative effect), promoting the expulsion of ingested hair and,
  therefore, reducing the probability of hairball formation and helps prevent
  constipation.
• Produces short-chain fatty acids: Its fermentation by intestinal bacteria produces short-chain fatty acids (SCFA) such as butyrate, acetate, and propionate. These SCFA are important for intestinal health, as they provide
  energy to colon cells and have anti-inflammatory properties.

Characterized by its high content of gamma-linolenic acid (GLA); a fatty acid from the omega-6 family.

• Improves hair quality: It is beneficial for the health of the scalp, relieving dryness and flaking, promoting healthy hair growth (soft and shiny) and stopping hair loss. This reduces the amount of hair ingested during grooming and, therefore, reduces the likelihood of hairballs formation in the stomach.
• Anti-inflammatory: GLA has powerful anti-inflammatory e]ects, due to its conversion into anti-inflammatory prostaglandins (PGE1), which help reduce inflammation in the skin. This is e]ective in reducing irritation and scratching, which also decreases the amount of hair ingested and therefore reduces the likelihood of hairball formation in the stomach.
• Lubricant: Facilitates the passage of hair and the eventual passage of
  hairballs through the gastrointestinal tract, promoting their safe elimination via the fecal route, thus avoiding possible intestinal obstructions.

Source rich in omega-3 fatty acids (specifically EPA and DHA).

• Anti-inflammatory: Omega-3 fatty acids modulate the production of proinflammatory cytokines and eicosanoids and are the precursors of resolvins and protectins, counterregulatory substances of inflammation that serve as agonists of endogenous anti-inflammatory mechanisms and act significantly in the resolution of inflammation in cases of dermatitis. This is effective in reducing irritation and scratching, which also decreases the amount of hair ingested and, therefore, reduces the likelihood of hairball formation in the stomach.
• Improves hair quality: It is beneficial for the health of the scalp, relieving dryness and flaking, promoting hair growth (soft and shiny) and stopping hair loss. This reduces the amount of hair ingested during grooming and, therefore, reduces the likelihood of hairball formation in the stomach.
• Lubricant: Facilitates the passage of hair and the eventual passage of hairballs through the gastrointestinal tract, promoting their safe elimination via the fecal route, thus avoiding possible intestinal obstructions.

• Lubricant: Facilitates the passage of hair and the eventual passage of hairballs through the gastrointestinal tract, promoting their safe elimination via the fecal route, thus avoiding possible intestinal obstructions.
• Improves intestinal transit: Has a great water retention capacity which improves intestinal movement (laxative effect), promoting the expulsion of ingested hair and, therefore, reducing the probability of hairball formation and contributing to avoid constipation.

Essential amino acid for cats, which means that they must obtain it
from their diet since they cannot synthesize it in sufficient quantities on their own.

• Cardiovascular health: Is essential for the health of the heart and circulatory system. Its deficiency is related to dilated cardiomyopathy problems.
• Eye health: It is crucial for the maintenance of the retina and vision, and helps prevent diseases such as macular degeneration and night blindness.
• Digestive health: Necessary for the synthesis of bile salts in the liver, which are essential for the absorption of fats.