It helps the breakdown of food when it enters the body, in addition to obtaining energy from proteins, fats and carbohydrates. A lack of this vitamin can cause abdominal pain, as well as some skin infections.

Also known as vitamin B8, Vitamin B7 or Vitamin H.

Promotes and helps skin cells regenerate the outer layers of the skin, contributing to the formation of silky and shiny hair.

Its deficiency can cause dry skin, itching, flakes, dry and brittle hair.

Known as Vitamin B3.

Although cats have the ability to produce it themselves, the amount produced by the body is excessively reduced and is not enough to guarantee their well-being, causing the appearance of numerous disorders. For them, it is essential that cats ingest niacin through a balanced diet.

Taurine is an essential amino acid for the proper development and functioning of the retinal cells of the eye.

If there is an insufficient amount of it, the retinal cells will not function properly, causing vision problems and even blindness.