Purina ONE Senior Dry Cat Food Chicken

Purina ONE Senior Dry Cat Food Chicken

2.8Kg
£19.29
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Purina ONE Senior Dry Cat Food Chicken

Purina ONE Senior Dry Cat Food Chicken

£19.29
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Purina ONE Senior Dry Cat Food Chicken

2.8Kg

Purina ONE Senior Dry Cat Food Chicken is a complete dry food tailored to cats aged seven years and over. With chicken as the number one ingredient, it provides everyday nutrition designed for your cat’s senior years.

The BIFENSIS formula includes chicory, a prebiotic that helps improve gut microbiome balance, and heat-treated Lactobacillus to help strengthen your cat’s natural defences. These ingredients support healthy digestion as part of their daily feeding routine.

Developed by Purina veterinarians and nutritionists, the recipe supports healthy kidneys and provides oral care for gums and teeth. It contains no added colours. This is everyday maintenance food, not a veterinary renal diet.

Whether your older cat still enjoys exploring or prefers a quiet afternoon in a favourite sunny spot, serve measured portions suited to their activity level and body condition. Monitor their weight and appetite regularly and always provide fresh drinking water.

Available in 2.8kg and 7.5kg bags.

Ingredients

Chicken (including bone, meat and skin) (17%), dried poultry protein, wheat (15%), corn, corn protein meal, soya meal, wheat gluten, animal fats, wheat middlings, dried chicory root (2%), minerals, digest (with added heat-treated Lactobacillus delbrueckii and fermentum powder, 0.025%), dried yeast.

Nutritional analysis

Protein: 37.0%, fat content: 13.0%, crude ash: 7.5%, crude fibre: 2.5%, omega-3 fatty acids: 0.1%, omega-6 fatty acids: 2.0%. Energy: 385 kcal/100g.

Feeding guidance

Feed as a complete diet for senior cats aged seven years and over. Purina’s recommended daily amounts are 25–50g for cats weighing 2–4kg, 50–80g for cats weighing 4–6kg, and 80–105g for cats weighing 6–8kg. Use these amounts as a starting point and adjust according to your cat’s activity level, body condition and weather conditions. Reduce the dry-food portion when feeding alongside wet food or treats.

Always provide fresh, clean drinking water. Introduce gradually, mixing increasing amounts with your cat’s previous food. Monitor their 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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