Happy Cat tinned (damp) forage with pieces of a rabbit in sauce for adult cats. The balanced forage, is prepared on special technology to keep properties of natural ingredients. The damp forage is a prevention of an urolithic disease as for cats it is an additional source of water. The forage contains inulin - natural prebiotic, for digestion improvement.
Tinned forage Happy Cat without GMO, does not contain artificial dyes, soy and preservatives.
Advantage:
From natural products.
for
It is prepared on special technology.
Prevention of an urolithic disease.
For digestion improvement.
Without artificial dyes, preservatives.
Without soy.
Without GMO.
Structure:
Meat and meat products (rabbit of 4.0%), cereals, mineral substances, Inulin (0.1%).
Analytical structure:
Crude protein of 8.0%.
Crude fat of 5.0%.
Crude ashes of 2.0%.
Crude cellulose of 0.3%.
Humidity of 83.0%.
Vitamins on 1 kg:
D3 - 250 ME.
E - 15 mg.
Biotin of 20 g
Minerals on 1 kg :
Zinc: 18 mg.
Copper: 1 mg.
Manganese: 1 mg.
Antioxidants on 1 kg :
Taurine of 445 mg.
Characteristic :
Class forage : premium.
Look forage : preserved (pieces in sauce).
Appointment forage : digestion improvement, prevention of an urolithic disease.
Series : addition to the main diet.
Age : adult cats.
Breed : all breeds.
Packing : Patch.
Packing : 100 g
Producer: Happy Cat, Interquell GmbH, Germany.
For whom sterns?
For cats
Class
Premium
Form of release of a forage
Tinned forage
Age of a cat
Adult cat
Main source of proteins in a stern
Meat and a meat offal Rabbit
Special needs in food
Sensitive stomach Prevention of diseases of an urinary system
Vida of packing
Pauch
Characteristics
Age of a cat
Adult cat
For whom sterns?
For cats
Forage class
Premium
Form of release of a forage
Tinned forage
Special needs in food
Sensitive stomach Prevention of diseases of an urinary system
The main source of proteins in a stern
Meat and meat offal Rabbit
Types of packing
Пауч
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