Go Cat Kitten Chicken Milk & Veg

GO-CAT Kitten Chicken, Turkey, Milk & Vegetables

2kg
£7.39
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Go Cat Kitten Chicken Milk & Veg

GO-CAT Kitten Chicken, Turkey, Milk & Vegetables

£7.39
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GO-CAT Kitten Chicken, Turkey, Milk & Vegetables

2kg

Support your little explorer’s growing appetite with GO-CAT Kitten Chicken, Turkey, Milk & Vegetables. This complete, balanced dry food is tailored to kittens, providing everyday nutrition from their first meals through to adulthood.

Made with a chicken and turkey mix, milk and vegetables, the recipe supports a healthy heart and good eyesight. It contains no colourants and provides vitamins, minerals and taurine as part of a balanced kitten diet.

Serve according to the feeding guide, adjusting portions to your kitten’s activity and body condition. For weaning kittens, mix the food with water to make eating easier.

Available in a 2kg bag.

Ingredients

Cereals, meat and animal derivatives (of which 2% chicken and 2% turkey in Y-shaped kibbles), vegetable protein extracts, oils and fats, fish and fish derivatives, vegetables (0.8% dehydrated vegetables, equivalent to 4% rehydrated vegetables in Y-shaped kibbles), minerals, yeasts, milk and milk derivatives (0.07% skimmed milk powder, equivalent to 4% rehydrated skimmed milk in round-shaped kibbles).

Total product content: chicken 1.8%; turkey 1.8%; rehydrated vegetables 3.9%; rehydrated skimmed milk 0.26%. Typical kibble proportions: Y-shaped 90%; round-shaped 10%.

Nutritional analysis

Protein: 35%; Fat content: 12%; Crude ash: 8%; Crude fibre: 2%. Nutritional additives per kg: Vitamin A: 16,500 IU; Vitamin D₃: 1,300 IU; Vitamin E: 110 IU; Iron (as iron(II) sulphate monohydrate): 62 mg; Iodine (as calcium iodate anhydrous): 2 mg; Copper (as copper(II) sulphate pentahydrate): 11 mg; Manganese (as manganous sulphate monohydrate): 6.7 mg; Zinc (as zinc sulphate monohydrate): 88 mg; Selenium (as sodium selenite): 0.14 mg; Taurine: 1,150 mg.

Feeding guidance

Daily guide: 6–12 weeks, 25–85g split into 2–3 meals; 3–6 months, 50–110g split into 2 meals; 6–12 months, 110–60g split into 2 meals, following the decreasing allowance as your kitten matures. Adjust quantities to activity and body condition, accounting for other food and treats. Introduce from 3–4 weeks, mixing with water to make eating easier and gradually reducing the water as your kitten learns to eat independently.

Always provide fresh, clean drinking water. Introduce new food gradually and ask your vet for advice if your kitten has special dietary needs.

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