When an animal ends up in a shelter after an illness, being rescued from the street, or a long period of starvation, it needs time to recover. This is especially difficult for emaciated kittens and puppies, as well as cats and dogs that have suffered from serious diseases. Their bodies are weakened, and regular food may not be suitable for them. In such cases, veterinarians prescribe special gastroenterological food, which helps provide the animals with the necessary nutrients, taking their health condition into account.
Special food is also needed for those who have been living in the shelter for a long time. For example, Kubik was prescribed a gastroenterological diet for life after an exacerbation of a gastrointestinal disease. For him, this is not a temporary measure, but a daily necessity.
There are many animals in the Nika shelters who require special nutrition: for kittens and adult cats, there are dry diets, wet gastro pâtés, and special canned foods.
We want every ward to have the opportunity to receive the food that suits them—whether it’s a tiny kitten just beginning to recover or an adult dog that needs a special diet for life.
Help us purchase gastroenterological food for kittens, cats, and dogs. Let each of them have the chance to gain strength, recover after illness, and feel better—day by day.