Burgess Mature Cat with Turkey & Cranberry

Burgess Mature Cat with Turkey & Cranberry

1.4kg
£8.85
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Burgess Mature Cat with Turkey & Cranberry
  • Burgess Mature Cat with Turkey & Cranberry
  • Burgess Mature Cat with Turkey & Cranberry
Burgess Mature Cat with Turkey & Cranberry

Burgess Mature Cat with Turkey & Cranberry

£8.85
Size1.4kg

Burgess Mature Cat with Turkey & Cranberry

1.4kg

Burgess Mature Cat with Turkey & Cranberry is a complete, nutritionally balanced dry food developed by vets for cats aged seven years and over. From a gentler daily routine to longer naps in a favourite spot, this recipe is designed to support your cat through their senior years.

Easily digestible protein helps maintain muscles and body condition, while taurine supports normal heart function and vision. Glucosamine helps support joint mobility in older, less agile cats, and prebiotics support beneficial gut bacteria.

The formula is designed to support urinary tract health, healthy skin and a glossy coat. It also includes vitamins and minerals to support the immune system, plus a specialist ingredient to help support healthy teeth and gums.

Available in a 1.4kg bag.
Ingredients

Poultry meal (26%, including turkey 4%), wholegrain maize, rice, wholegrain wheat, maize gluten meal, poultry fat, dried beet pulp, hydrolysed poultry protein, poultry gravy, brewer’s yeast, minerals, fish meal, egg powder, short-chain fructo-oligosaccharides (0.3%), dried cranberry (0.06%), glucosamine (0.03%).
Nutritional analysis

Crude protein: 31%, crude fat: 11%, crude fibre: 1.5%, crude ash: 7.5%.
Feeding guidance

Feed as a complete diet for mature cats aged seven years and over. Use the feeding guide on the pack as a starting point, weigh daily portions and adjust according to your cat’s weight, activity level and body condition. Allow for treats or wet food within the daily intake. Introduce gradually over one to two weeks, mixing increasing amounts with the previous food.

Always provide fresh, clean drinking water. Monitor your cat’s weight and appetite regularly, and adjust portions as needed. If your cat has an existing health condition or is eating a prescribed diet, seek veterinary advice before changing their food.

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