A creamy treat for sweet-tooths on velvet paws! GimCat Milk is ideal as a food supplement for cats because it provides your cuddly tiger with plenty of calcium, which is important for maintaining normal bones. The cat milk is a natural product. It is made from real whole milk, but is lactose-reduced, which contributes to its digestibility. Thanks to its wonderfully creamy taste, GimCat Milk is readily accepted by many cats. It is free from added sugar, colourings and preservatives. GimCat Milk at a glance: Supplementary food for cats Natural product: made from real whole milk Rich in calcium: the calcium it contains can help maintain normal bones Lactose-reduced: particularly easy to digest Very tasty: delicious, creamy taste, creamy and appetising No added sugar No colourings or preservatives Country of manufacture: Germany Practical pouch: resealable for easy portioning Can be given pure or diluted with water
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Gimcat
- Price: £9.69
- Unit price: £48.45/litre
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- 6 x 200ml: £9.69 (£8.07/litre)
Good to know
- Introduce one new supplement at a time so you can see what helps and what upsets the stomach.
- In a multi-cat home, a microchip feeder keeps a special diet for one cat away from the others.
- Change to a special diet gradually over about 7 to 10 days, unless your vet advises otherwise.
Common questions
What is the difference between sterilised and light cat food?
Sterilised foods are made for neutered cats, which need fewer calories. Light foods are lower in energy for cats that are overweight or gain weight easily. Both are everyday complete foods; for real weight loss in an obese cat, ask your vet about a weight management plan or veterinary diet.
When should my cat switch to senior food?
Many brands label senior foods for cats from about seven years. There is no need to switch on a birthday if your cat is healthy and at a good weight. A senior health check with your vet is a good time to discuss whether a change would help.
