YowUp! Natural Prebiotic Yoghurt for Cats | Lactose-Free 0% Fat Cat Treat

Treat your cat to something creamy, tasty and tummy-friendly with YowUp! Natural Prebiotic Yoghurt for Cats. Made with lactose-free fermented dairy and packed with gut-friendly prebiotics, this smooth cat yoghurt is designed to help support healthy digestion while being gentle on sensitive stomachs.

With 0% fat, no added sugar and a versatile recipe, YowUp! is perfect for cats who enjoy a soft, lickable treat. Serve it straight from the pouch, drizzle it over food to tempt fussy eaters, use it as a topper for wet or dry meals, or freeze it into a cat-safe frozen treat for warmer days.

A lovely choice for enrichment, picky cats and adding extra excitement to mealtimes, YowUp! Natural Prebiotic Yoghurt makes treat time feel a little more special without added sugar or fat.

Key Benefits:
Lactose-free yoghurt for cats
Contains prebiotics to support healthy digestion
0% fat
No added sugar
Ideal for sensitive tummies
Great for fussy cats and meal topping
Can be served straight, drizzled over food or frozen
Perfect as a lickable cat treat or enrichment snack

Composition:
95.6% fermented dairy products lactose-free yoghurt, corn starch, 0.6% pectin, 0.5% dry oligofructose and flavourings.

Feeding Guide:
Cats 1-2kg: 15-30g per day
Cats 2-4kg: 30-60g per day
Cats 4-6kg: 60-90g per day
Cats 6kg+: 120g per day

Serving Ideas:
Serve straight as a creamy treat
Drizzle over wet or dry food
Use as a meal topper for fussy cats
Spread onto a cat-safe lick mat
Freeze into small cat-safe frozen treats

Storage Guidance:
Please follow the storage instructions on the packaging. Once opened, store as directed and use within the recommended time frame.

Safety Warning:
Feed as a complementary treat alongside a balanced diet. Always introduce new foods gradually, especially for cats with sensitive stomachs. Fresh drinking water should always be available. Supervise when using with lick mats, enrichment feeders or frozen treats. If your cat has allergies, diabetes, pancreatitis, kidney disease, a medical condition, or is on a restricted diet, check with your vet before feeding.