IAMS Senior Cat With Fresh Chicken

IAMS Senior Cat With Fresh Chicken

2kg
£12.50
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IAMS Senior Cat With Fresh Chicken
  • IAMS Senior Cat With Fresh Chicken
  • IAMS Senior Cat With Fresh Chicken
IAMS Senior Cat With Fresh Chicken

IAMS Senior Cat With Fresh Chicken

£12.50
Size2kg

IAMS Senior Cat With Fresh Chicken

2kg

IAMS Senior Cat With Fresh Chicken is a complete and balanced dry food for cats aged seven years and over. Made with fresh chicken, it provides everyday nutrition tailored to your cat’s senior years, whether they still enjoy exploring or prefer a quieter routine at home.

With 86% of its total protein coming from animal sources, the recipe includes high-quality animal protein and essential nutrients to support healthy joints. Taurine helps support a strong heart muscle.

A tailored fibre blend with prebiotics and beet pulp supports healthy digestion. Crunchy kibble and tailored mineral levels help reduce tartar build-up and promote dental health, alongside your cat’s regular dental-care routine.

Available in a 2kg bag.
Ingredients

Dried chicken and turkey 37% (chicken 22%, a natural source of taurine), maize, fresh chicken (10%), sorghum, pork fat, dried beet pulp (1.6%), chicken gravy, fructooligosaccharides (0.67%), fish oil, potassium chloride, glucosamine (from animal tissues) (0.04%).
Nutritional analysis

Protein: 35%, fat content: 12.5%, crude fibre: 2%, crude ash: 6.8%, omega-6 fatty acids: 2.67%, omega-3 fatty acids: 0.27%, calcium: 1.3%, phosphorus: 1.1%, magnesium: 0.098%, taurine: 0.2%.
Feeding guidance

Feed as a complete diet for senior 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. 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 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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