Cat detoxification

Anyone who is lucky enough to live with a cat knows: the house cat is a member of the family. We are only doing well if our extremely independent but irresistibly lovable fur ball is also doing well.

Unfortunately, cats are also at risk from a variety of diseases that can affect their well-being and sometimes even be life-threatening. The most common diseases include:

Cat cold is a highly contagious respiratory infection caused by bacteria or viruses. It mainly affects young animals and can lead to death if left untreated. Symptoms include nasal discharge, sneezing, watery and sticky eyes, fever and unwillingness to eat. If your cat shows such signs, you should definitely contact the vet, who will usually carry out treatment with antibiotics.
Cats can be vaccinated against cat flu.

Cat disease is also a highly contagious and life-threatening cat disease. It is caused by viruses and manifests itself with symptoms such as high fever, fatigue, reluctance to move, loss of appetite and vomiting. Veterinary treatment with infusions against dehydration and serum antibodies is urgently necessary to prevent a severe course.
Cat disease can be prevented with vaccinations.

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is a very contagious and life-threatening infection with corona viruses. Symptoms of the usually fatal disease include a bloated body due to fluid retention, loss of appetite and fatigue, difficulty breathing and eye inflammation. There are currently no treatment options for FIP; the veterinarian can only treat symptoms.
The best prevention against the disease is vaccination.

Feline leukemia is a life-threatening viral disease in which the formation of blood cells is disrupted. Symptoms include fever, loss of appetite, physical weakness and weight loss. There is no direct treatment option for feline leukemia.
However, you can have your cat vaccinated against feline leukemia.

Older animals are particularly affected by chronic kidney problems. As the disease progresses, kidney function gradually declines.
Symptoms of kidney disease include nausea, loss of appetite, fatigue, vomiting, weight loss, increased drinking, excessive urination, discolored urine, dehydration, bad breath odor.
Chronic kidney failure cannot be cured. Special diet food with a reduced protein content helps to relieve the strain on the kidneys and slow the progression of the disease.

A variety of parasites can affect cats. When it comes to parasites, a distinction is made between internal parasites and external parasites. Internal parasites include various worms. External parasites include ticks, fleas and mites.
Parasites endanger the health of the affected animals: fleas can cause skin irritations, ticks can transmit diseases such as Lyme disease, and worms affect gastrointestinal health.
To protect against parasite infestation, there are various preparations in the form of tablets, spot-ons or sprays.

Cats can also get diabetes. In diabetes, too little insulin is produced in the pancreas, which leads to high blood sugar levels. This weakens the immune system. If left untreated, feline diabetes is life-threatening. Symptoms include weight loss despite a good appetite, increased drinking and fatigue. Diabetes can be treated well: in milder cases, a change in diet helps; in more severe cases, the insulin level is stabilized with insulin injections.

Like all living creatures, our velvet paws are increasingly confronted with harmful substances. In principle, a cat's own detoxification system ensures that harmful substances are bound and excreted. The kidneys and liver are primarily involved in detoxification, but also the intestines, lungs and skin. The unrestricted functionality of these organs is necessary for survival. If the organism does not succeed in excreting toxins or does not do so sufficiently, this leads to illness and possibly even death.

The many sources of pollutants for cats include:

• chemical additives in cat food (e.g. preservatives)
• Mold toxins in cat food (introduced through added grain)
• Pesticide residues in the plant components of cat food
• Drug residues in the animal components of cat food)
• Medication (e.g. antibiotics, cortisone, narcotics)
• Vaccines
• Antiparasitics (agents to ward off ticks, fleas, worms)
• Heavy metals (for example from sea fish in food)
• Residues of hormones, medications, chlorine and lead in drinking water
• Car exhaust fumes
• Tobacco smoke (if the cat lives in a smoking household)

Overall, the individual stress factors can lead to an overload of our cats' body's detoxification system and damage the animals' health in the long term. Signs such as dwindling vitality, frequently recurring infections and chronic illnesses indicate increased pollution.

If your cat is often sick, appears listless and dull in the long term, and treatments at the vet only lead to short-term improvement, it may make sense to consider detoxification therapy.
It is recommended that cats be gently detoxified over a longer period of time - otherwise you risk putting additional strain on the animal's organism.
A gentle detoxification therapy combines three elements:

1. the actual detoxification, i.e. the binding of toxins to a carrier and their subsequent excretion from the organism
2. the stabilization of the organs that are involved in the body's detoxification system, especially the liver, kidneys and intestines
3. strengthening the immune system

As a preventive measure, detoxification treatments are particularly useful if our animal has to deal with additional exposure to toxins. This is the case, for example

• after antibiotic therapy
• after anesthesia
• after using painkillers
• after administration of antiparasitic drugs.

ROOT's products aim to combat harmful substances in the organism that pose a health risk and to strengthen the entire body. ROOT products are natural, vegan, GMO-free and gluten-free.
The product ROOT Clean Slate was developed specifically for the elimination of toxins. The raw material of ROOT Clean Slate is the volcanic mineral clinoptilolite from the group of zeolite minerals. Clinoptilolite binds harmful substances and also strengthens intestinal health.
Bill & Coo is the animal product line from ROOT. The line offers products for gentle detoxification and to support the entire organism of animals. The products from Bill & Coo by ROOT ROOT has now developed five products for animals and their health. What is particularly important for use with cats: You can easily give all products to your cat by simply mixing them with your cat's favorite food or spraying them on.

ROOT Clean Slate is a nutritional supplement in drop form that has amazing effects on the health of its users. It is based on the mineral clinoptilolite, which is extracted from volcanic ash from Utah. In ROOT Clean Slate it is used as silicon dioxide, which is often also found under the name silica. Due to its special structure, it is said to be able to bind harmful substances and remove them from the body.
Other ingredients include high-dose vitamin C, which is known to bind free radicals in the body and thus reduce the risk of cancer. In addition, it strengthens the immune system and helps support natural metabolism.
ROOT Clean Slate's final ingredient is potassium sorbate to stabilize the product's formula. So only valuable ingredients from nature are used. Due to the amazing success of ROOT Clean Slate and the positive user reviews, the offering was eventually expanded. With the "ROOT - Bill & Coo" line, four products are now available that specifically look after your cat's well-being.

With Bill & Coo, the ROOT company offers a product line with important nutritional supplements for animals. The basic idea of ​​ROOT is to get to the roots of health problems. ROOT's products are designed to combat harmful substances such as toxins and chemicals as the cause of disease and improve whole-body health. ROOT products are natural, non-GMO, gluten-free and vegan.
PURE CLEAN PETS is a specially developed formula that binds toxins and heavy metals, which are then excreted through the urine. The raw material of PURE CLEAN PETS is clinoptilotite, a volcanic mineral from the zeolite group with a high concentration of silicon dioxide. Klinoptilotite has detoxifying properties, supports and improves intestinal health and the absorption of nutrients.

Bill & Coo by ROOT offers four nutritional supplements that strengthen your cat's health in different ways. They can be mixed into the food and used individually or in combination.

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