Your pet's health and well-being are our top priority. That's why MAC's Vetcare is specially formulated with select ingredients to meet your pet's unique needs. A wide variety of complete diet foods have been optimally refined and enriched with vitamins and minerals to address diverse health requirements. Our Vetcare varieties can support dogs and cats suffering from health issues with ingredients specifically tailored to individual needs. With MAC's, your furry friend gets exactly what they need.
Please note that MAC's Vetcare can only provide support and is not a substitute for veterinary treatment. We recommend consulting a veterinarian before use or before extending the feeding period.
Cat Vetcare Renal Diet is specially formulated for cats suffering from chronic or temporary kidney failure . By combining high-quality protein sources with a grain-free recipe, the range provides your cat with essential amino acids. The reduced protein content helps decrease the formation and accumulation of harmful waste products, thus relieving the strain on weakened kidneys. The adjusted phosphorus and sodium levels provide additional support for the kidneys. Available
the various varieties offer even the pickiest eatersmacmeal.
Recommended for: chronic or temporary renal insufficiency
Not suitable for: pregnant and nursing cats and kittens
It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before starting or extending the feeding period. All given information are guidelines.
Vomiting
Loss of appetite or complete refusal to eat
Little to no urination, or conversely, more frequent urination
Dehydration (e.g., dry mucous membranes, skin tenting)
Lethargy, weakness, or withdrawal
Foul-smelling breath (often with an ammonia-like odor)
Signs of abdominal pain (e.g., hunched posture, defensive behavior when touched)
48% beef (consisting of beef, beef lung, beef heart, beef fat, beef broth), 32.5% turkey (consisting of turkey meat, turkey heart, turkey liver, turkey gizzard, turkey meat broth), 16% potato, 1% minerals, 0.7% cranberry*, 0.5% apple pomace*, 0.4% linseed oil (cold pressed), 0.2% dandelion leaves, 0.15% algae. (*dried)
82.6% Chicken (consisting of chicken meat, chicken heart, chicken gizzard, chicken liver, chicken skin, chicken broth), 15% Potato, 1% Minerals, 0.7% Cranberry*, 0.5% Apple Pomace*, 0.2% Linseed Oil (cold-pressed), 0.15%
Algae. (*dried)
Meat (33% beef, 17% chicken) and animal derivatives (beef heart, beef lung, chicken heart), potato (14%), minerals (1%).
Meat (50% chicken) and animal derivatives (chicken: heart, stomach, fat), potato (12%), minerals (1%).
Meat (50% chicken) and animal derivatives (chicken: heart, stomach, fat), potato (12%), salmon (6%), minerals (1%).
The Cat Vetcare Urinary was developed to support the dissolution of struvite stones . The reduced mineral content of this urinary diet can lower the mineral concentration in the urine. The addition of methionine can further lower the urine's pH level, making it more macto reduce the formation of struvite stones. The delicious varieties guarantee a tastymacthat can support your feline friend.
The different options in trays and cans not only offer health benefits but also guarantee an irresistible taste experience for even the pickiestmac.
Recommended for: adult cats with diagnosed struvite stones
Not suitable for: pregnant and nursing cats and kittens
It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before starting or extending the feeding period. All given information are guidelines.
Frequent urination in small amounts
Straining to urinate (often painful)
Urinating outside the litter box
Blood in urine
Loud meowing or restlessness during urination
Excessive licking of the genital area
Turbid or strongly smelling urine
In severe cases: complete urinary retention (emergency!)
Lethargy, loss of appetite, vomiting in particularly severe cases
96.6% chicken (consisting of chicken meat, chicken heart, chicken gizzard, chicken liver, chicken fat, chicken meat broth), 2% cranberry, 1% minerals, 0.2% linseed oil (cold pressed), 0.2% chamomile.
56.8% beef (consisting of beef lung, beef heart, beef liver, beef broth), 39.8% turkey (consisting of turkey meat, turkey heart, turkey gizzard, turkey meat broth), 2% apple, 1% minerals, 0.2% linseed oil (cold pressed), 0.2% nettle.
Meat (69% chicken) and animal derivatives (chicken: heart, stomach, liver, fat), minerals (1%).
Meat (min. 39% chicken, 30% turkey) and animal derivatives (chicken: heart, stomach, liver, turkey: heart, stomach, liver) minerals (1%), salmon oil (0,2%).
Meat (min. 35% turkey, 34% beef) and animal derivatives (turkey: heart, stomach, liver, beef: heart, liver, lung), minerals (1%), salmon oil (0,3%).
variety Weight Control Chicken offers a tastymaclow -fat protein source. Due to its low fat content and consequently low energy levels, this product is ideal for weight loss in overweight cats or for maintaining a healthy weight .
Meat (63% chicken) and animal derivatives (chicken: heart, stomach, neck), minerals (1%).
Recommended for: Overweight or as a preventative measure for inactive or older cats
Not suitable for: pregnant and lactating cats and kittens. Not suitable for use in cases of liver failure accompanied by impaired bile secretion.
It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before starting or extending the feeding period. All given information are guidelines.
Sterilized Chicken is specially formulated to meet the needs of sterilized cats
. This variety contains only low-fat protein sources. Since sterilized cats are more prone to weight gain, the product's low fat and energy content makes it ideal for weight loss or maintenance .
Meat (68% chicken) and animal derivatives (chicken: heart, stomach, liver), cranberrys (2%), minerals (1%), salmon oil (0,2%).
Recommended for: neutered cats for weight loss and maintenance
Not suitable for: pregnant and nursing cats and kittens.
It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before starting or extending the feeding period. All given information are guidelines.
Monoprotein turkey consists of only one type of meat as its protein source. Mono is ideal for sensitive cats. This grain-free complete food has been developed to enhance your pet's well-being. Gentle preparation and the addition of vitamins and minerals guarantee a natural diet.
Meat (min. 70% turkey) and animal derivatives (turkey heart, turkey gizzard, turkey liver), carrots (2%), minerals (1%), safflower oil (0,2%).
Cat's weight - Amount per day
The information provided serves as a guideline. Your pet’s actual nutritional needs may vary depending on age, sex, breed, or activity level.
2-3kg – 108-173g
4kg – 131-204g
5kg – 152-219g
6kg – 172-248g
7kg – 190-275g
8-9kg – 208-300g
In cases of chronic or acute kidney failure, the kidneys lose their ability to filter waste products from the blood and regulate the body's fluid balance.
Dog Vetcare renal diets are low in protein and phosphorus, as high protein intake can put additional strain on the kidneys. Controlled phosphorus levels are important because diseased kidneys lose their ability to excrete phosphate.
Furthermore, omega-3 fatty acids from salmon oil and microalgae can help reduce inflammation. A lower sodium content can prevent fluid retention, and antioxidants can help combat free radicals and protect cells.
Recommended for: chronic or temporary renal insufficiency
Not suitable for: pregnant and lactating bitches and puppies
It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before starting or extending the feeding period. All given information are guidelines.
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Loss of appetite
Reduced urination or inability to urinate
Dehydration
Lethargy or weakness
Bad breath
Signs of abdominal pain
47.5% chicken (consisting of chicken meat, chicken heart, chicken fat, chicken gizzard, chicken meat broth), 27.2% beef (consisting of beef, beef liver, beef lung, beef heart, beef broth), 20% potato, 3% rice, 1% minerals, 0.7% cranberry*, 0.5% apple pomace*, 0.2% linseed oil (cold-pressed), 0.2% nettle leaves, 0.15% algae, 0.1% salmon oil (refined). (*dried)
75.1% chicken (consisting of chicken meat, chicken heart, chicken fat, chicken liver, chicken gizzard, chicken meat broth), 15% potato, 5% carrot, 3% rice, 1% minerals, 0.7% cranberry*, 0.5% apple pomace*, 0.2% dandelion leaves, 0.15% algae. (*dried)
Purines are components of proteins that are broken down into uric acid during metabolism. If a dog’s body is unable to properly process or excrete excess purines, high purine levels can accumulate in the blood. This may lead to various health issues, including the formation of urinary stones, gout, arthritis, as well as heart or metabolic problems.
Dog Vetcare Purinarm digestion and muscle development with its low purine content support low in purines and protein . Furthermore, excessive fillers and additives are avoided to keep the purine content low and provide high-quality nutrition.
Recommended for: Dogs with elevated purine levels, as well as those requiring a liver- and kidney-friendly diet and reduced phosphorus and protein content.
Not suitable for: pregnant and lactating bitches and puppies
It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before starting or extending the feeding period. All given information are guidelines.
Genetic predisposition: Some dogs may have a genetically determined increased tendency to accumulate purines.
Malnutrition: A diet rich in purine-rich foods such as organ meats, certain types of meat, and legumes can lead to an increase in purine levels.
Diseases: Certain diseases such as kidney failure, liver disease or diabetes can impair purine metabolism and lead to elevated purine levels.
Medications: Some medications can affect purine metabolism and lead to an increase in purine levels.
53.2% chicken (consisting of fresh chicken meat, chicken broth), 10% insects (consisting of insect larvae (Black Soldier Fly)), 10% sweet potatoes, 10% pumpkin, 10% potatoes, 5% rice flour, 0.7% whole egg powder, 0.5% minerals, 0.4% sunflower oil (refined), 0.2% nettle
Just like humans, dogs can become overweight for a variety of reasons. Excess weight can have serious consequences for our four-legged friend's health and quality of life.
Dog Vetcare Weight Control can support your dog's weight loss. The cellulose can help regulate digestion and provide a long-lasting feeling of fullness .
This variety is low in calories while maintaining the same nutritional quality , and the detailed feeding instructions ensure controlled calorie intake. Fresh chicken and whole egg powder, as high-quality protein sources, help maintain muscle mass, and specific vitamins and minerals support overall health. A moderate fat content also meets your dog's energy needs.
Recommended for: adult and overweight dogs
Not suitable for: pregnant and lactating bitches and puppies
It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before starting or extending the feeding period. All given information are guidelines.
The effects of obesity on a dog can have consequences and significantly impair its quality of life. These include:
78.2% chicken (consisting of fresh chicken meat, chicken hearts, chicken stomachs, chicken liver, chicken broth), 8% pumpkin, 7% carrot, 4% rice flour, 1.5% cellulose, 0.8% minerals, 0.5% whole egg powder
Acute gastrointestinal problems can have a wide variety of causes: from food intolerances to infections, many things can lead to diarrhea and stomach pain.
's carrot soup is one of the oldest and most effective home remedies for acute diarrhea and was developed by Professor Ernst Moro. It consists simply of carrots, water, and salt and is cooked for a very long time. Moreover, it has no side effects and usually provides quick and reliable relief.
Our improved version with psyllium husks can enhance the anti-diarrheal effect. Psyllium husks are rich in soluble fiber and can therefore help regulate digestion and promote intestinal health. They can also help regulate bowel movements and alleviate both diarrhea and constipation, as the husks absorb liquid and their gel-like consistency thickens the stool.
Recommended for: Dogs of all ages
Not suitable for: suspected or existing
carrot allergy
It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before starting or extending the feeding period. All given information are guidelines.
Food intolerances or allergies: If a dog eats something that triggers intolerances or allergies, gastrointestinal problems or diarrhea may occur.
Changing your dog: Sudden changes in diet can irritate a dog's gastrointestinal tract and lead to diarrhea or other gastrointestinal problems. Therefore, it is important to change the food gradually.
Bacterial or viral infections: Infections such as parvovirus, canine coronavirus or salmonella can also cause diarrhea in dogs.
Parasite infestation: Worms such as roundworms, hookworms or Giardia can be responsible for diarrhea.
Stress: Stress or anxiety can affect a dog's gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea. This can be triggered by changes in the environment, separation anxiety, or other stressors.
Medications: Some medications can cause gastrointestinal problems and diarrhea as a side effect.
Toxic substances: Consuming toxic substances such as chocolate, plants, or cleaning agents can lead to diarrhea.
50.3% carrot, 49% water, 0.4% psyllium, 0.3% sea salt.
Our Monorange for dogs and cats offers a diverse selection of grain-free dry and wet food for both animals, made from a single animal protein source and enriched with vitamins, herbs, and healthy fats. This makes the products particularly suitable for sensitive animals.
Are you unsure whether your four-legged friend has an intolerance? On our blog , we explain the difference and what you need to pay attention to if you want to find out what your pet is sensitive to.
