Burgess Kitten Chicken

Burgess Kitten Chicken

1.5kg
£8.85
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Burgess Kitten Chicken
  • Burgess Kitten Chicken
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Burgess Kitten Chicken

Burgess Kitten Chicken

£8.85
Size1.5kg

Burgess Kitten Chicken

1.5kg

Give your little explorer a nourishing start with Burgess Kitten Chicken, a complete dry food made for growing kittens. The smaller kibble is designed for kitten-sized mouths, making everyday meals easier to manage between playtime and naps.

The recipe contains highly digestible proteins to help build muscle and calcium to support developing bones and teeth. Prebiotics support the developing digestive system, while essential fatty acids help maintain healthy skin and a shiny coat.

With vitamins, minerals and taurine, it provides balanced nutrition for your kitten’s daily meals. Follow the feeding guide and adjust portions as your kitten grows.

Available in a 1.5kg bag.
Ingredients

Poultry meal (28%, including chicken 25%), rice, wholegrain maize, poultry fat, wholegrain wheat, maize gluten meal, dried beet pulp, hydrolysed poultry protein, poultry gravy, brewer’s yeast, minerals, fish meal, egg powder, short chain fructo-oligosaccharides (0.4%), high nucleotide, yeast extract.
Nutritional analysis

Crude protein: 32%; Crude fat: 17%; Crude fibre: 1.5%; Crude ash: 8%; Calcium: 1.5%. Nutritional additives per kg: Vitamin A: 30,000 IU; Vitamin D₃: 1,500 IU; Vitamin E: 150 mg; Taurine: 1,000 mg; Zinc (as zinc sulphate monohydrate): 100 mg; Iron (as iron(II) sulphate monohydrate): 50 mg; Manganese (as manganese(II) oxide): 15 mg; Copper (as copper(II) sulphate pentahydrate): 5 mg; Iodine (as calcium iodate anhydrous): 0.5 mg; Selenium (as sodium selenite): 0.1 mg.
Feeding guidance

Follow the daily quantities on the pack, adjusting to your kitten’s age, weight, activity and body condition. Divide the allowance into four meals daily at 8–12 weeks, three meals at 3–6 months and two meals after 6 months. Introduce new food gradually and account for any treats or wet food offered.

Always provide fresh drinking water. Ask your vet for advice when feeding very young kittens or kittens with special dietary needs.

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