IAMS Adult Cat Hairball Reduction With Chicken

IAMS Adult Cat Hairball Reduction With Chicken

2kg
£12.50
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IAMS Adult Cat Hairball Reduction With Chicken
  • IAMS Adult Cat Hairball Reduction With Chicken
  • IAMS Adult Cat Hairball Reduction With Chicken
IAMS Adult Cat Hairball Reduction With Chicken

IAMS Adult Cat Hairball Reduction With Chicken

£12.50
Size2kg

IAMS Adult Cat Hairball Reduction With Chicken

2kg

IAMS Adult Cat Hairball Reduction With Chicken is a complete and balanced dry food for cats aged one year and over. Designed to help reduce hairball formation, it offers everyday nutrition with targeted fibre support for cats that swallow hair during grooming.

The recipe combines beet pulp and insoluble fibre to help ingested hair pass through the digestive system. Dried beet pulp supports intestinal function, while prebiotics nurture beneficial gut bacteria.

Made with fresh chicken, the recipe has 88% of its total protein from animal sources. Follow the feeding guide and adjust portions to your cat’s activity level and body condition. Always provide fresh, clean drinking water.

Available in a 2kg bag.
Ingredients

Dried chicken and turkey 38% (chicken 23%, a natural source of taurine), maize, fresh chicken (10%), pork fat, dried beet pulp (4.3%), powdered cellulose (4.3%), chicken gravy, fructooligosaccharides (0.68%), fish oil, potassium chloride.
Nutritional analysis

Protein: 35%, fat content: 14%, crude fibre: 6.9%, crude ash: 6.7%, omega-6 fatty acids: 2.8%, omega-3 fatty acids: 0.29%, calcium: 1.3%, phosphorus: 1.1%, magnesium: 0.091%, taurine: 0.2%.
Feeding guidance

Feed as a complete diet for adult cats aged one year 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. If feeding alongside wet food or treats, reduce the dry-food portion accordingly. Introduce gradually over several days, mixing increasing amounts with the previous food.

Always provide fresh, clean drinking water. Monitor your cat’s weight regularly and adjust portions as needed. Regular grooming can also help limit the amount of hair your cat swallows. If your cat repeatedly retches without bringing anything up, vomits frequently or loses their appetite, contact your vet rather than relying on a change of food.

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