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Acana Salmon & Chicken Adult Cat Wet Food combines two high-quality animal protein sources to deliver a rich, flavorful meal cats naturally enjoy. The tender texture enhances palatability and makes it easy to eat, suitable for everyday feeding as a complete meal. Formulated to help maintain lean muscle and daily vitality, this recipe reflects Acana’s commitment to premium, carefully selected ingredients. An excellent choice for adult cats that enjoy variety with balanced, reliable nutrition.

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الاعتبارات العمرية:Adult
صنع في:United kingdom
الباركود:064992719814

Ingredients

Salmon 26%, chicken 17%, tuna 15%, chicken bone broth 13%, fish bone broth 13%, dried pumpkin, salmon oil 1%, minerals.

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein: 12% Fat: 6% Crude Ash: 2.5% Crude Fiber: 0.1% Moisture: 75% Taurine: 0.1%

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Additives

1187 kcal/kg, 101 kcal/can 85 g, 3 oz.

Benefits

Acana Premium Paté high quality wet food with salmon and chicken for adult cats. Contains 75% animal ingredients providing a natural source of essential nutrients. Enriched with taurine to support your cat’s eye health and probiotics to promote healthy digestion. Well balanced omega fatty acids help maintain a soft and shiny coat. Extra high palatability thanks to freeze dried liver, making it appealing even to the most selective eaters.

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Feeding Guide

Feed your cat two cans per 3 to 4 kg of body weight daily. The amount of food your cat needs depends on its activity level, age, environment, and breed.

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Transitioning Instructions

Begin by mixing 75% of the current food with 25% of the new cat food for the first 3–4 days. Gradually adjust the ratio to 50% current food and 50% new food for the next 3–4 days. Then, mix 25% current food with 75% new food for another 3–4 days. Transition to 100% new dog/cat food. Ensure a gradual change over 10–14 days to prevent digestive upset. Always provide fresh water, and monitor your pet’s health and appetite during the transition.

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