Felicia Grain Free Pouch for Sterilized Cat - Chicken in Jelly - 85G

Felicia Grain-Free Sterilised Cat Chicken in Jelly 85g

Add variety to your neutered cat's mealtimes with Felicia Grain-Free Sterilised Cat Chicken in Jelly, a chicken-flavoured wet cat food in a convenient 85g pouch. Specially formulated for sterilised cats by veterinarians and nutrition specialists, this grain-free recipe combines meat and animal derivatives with sugar beet, salmon oil, minerals and added taurine. Its moist jelly texture offers a tempting change in the bowl, whether your companion is settling down after playtime or taking a break from a favourite sunny spot.

A grain-free recipe for sterilised cats

• Made for neutered cats: Specially formulated for sterilised cats, with 4% crude fat and 78.4 kcal per 100g.
• Meat-based formulation: The manufacturer's composition lists at least 82% meat and animal derivatives, with 4% chicken.
• Added taurine: Enriched with taurine as part of the nutritional formulation.
• With sugar beet and salmon oil: Includes these ingredients alongside meat and minerals.
• Grain-free and soy-free: Made without grains, soy or GMOs.
• Moist texture: Contains 82% moisture, with chicken in jelly for a change from dry cat food.

Ingredients

Meat and animal derivatives (at least 82%), chicken (4%), sugar beet, minerals, oil (salmon oil) and various sugars.

Analytical constituents

• Crude protein: 8%
• Crude fat: 4%
• Crude ash: 2.5%
• Crude fibre: 0.5%
• Moisture: 82%
• Calcium: 0.35%
• Phosphorus: 0.25%
• Metabolisable energy: 78.4 kcal per 100g

Feeding guidance

Introduce gradually by mixing increasing amounts into your cat's meals over at least five days. Follow the feeding guide on the packaging and adjust portions for your cat's age and individual needs. Always provide fresh, clean drinking water.

Pack size: 85g pouch. Suitable for: Sterilised or neutered cats. Flavour and texture: Chicken in jelly.

Contains chicken and salmon oil. If your cat has a known food allergy, check the full ingredient list with your vet before feeding.