Natural Code 03 Wet Cat Food With Chicken and Salmon, 85g
This food contains equal proportions of chicken and salmon: chicken is the main staple of cat food, while salmon adds excellent flavour and provides unsaturated fatty acids and vitamins. A small amount of rice (1%) is also added - an easily digestible source of energy for the cat.
Natural Code 03 combines tender chicken with high-quality salmon to create a nutritious, protein-rich meal for adult cats. Made with natural, simple ingredients, this recipe delivers excellent digestibility and great taste without any artificial additives. The moist texture supports hydration and makes it especially appealing to picky eaters.
Key Features
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Chicken & Salmon Recipe:
Provides a balanced mix of lean poultry protein and omega-rich salmon.
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Natural Ingredients Only:
No artificial colours, preservatives, or flavour enhancers.
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Highly Palatable:
Soft texture and fresh aroma encourage even selective cats to eat well.
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Moist & Hydrating:
Supports hydration and digestive comfort.
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85 g Single-Serve Pouch:
Ensures freshness and convenient portioning.
Suitable For
Benefits
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Supports muscle health with high-quality proteins.
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Salmon provides natural omega fatty acids for skin & coat health.
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Moist recipe promotes adequate hydration.
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Simple, natural formula supports overall well-being.
- A complementary food for adult cats.
- 100% natural raw materials.
- No added preservatives, colourings or flavourings.
- Gluten free.
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Ingredients: Chicken 35%, salmon 35%, rice 1%.
Analytical components: moisture 77,5%, crude protein 17,5%, crude fat 0,75%, crude ash 0,7%, crude fibre 0,1%,
Energy value: 79,7 kcal/100g.
Note: the recipe contains 29% water.
Natural Code 03 Wet Cat Food With Chicken and Salmon, 85g
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