DR Malou Freeze-Dried Chicken Cubes with Barley Grass for Cats, 50 g
DR Malou Freeze-Dried Chicken Cubes with Barley Grass are a complementary feed for cats, made with chicken breast, chicken liver, egg yolk and barley grass.
This tasty combination provides high-quality animal protein together with a natural source of fibre from barley grass and cellulose. The recipe is designed to support normal digestion and may help reduce the formation of hairballs as part of a balanced diet.
The freeze-dried cubes are suitable as an everyday treat or as a tasty addition to your cat’s regular food.
Key benefits
- Made with 84% chicken breast
- Contains chicken liver and egg yolk
- With 5% dried barley grass
- Natural source of fibre
- Contains 65% crude protein
- Helps support normal digestion
- May help reduce hairball formation
- Freeze-dried to preserve natural flavour
- Suitable as a treat or food topper
- Can be served dry, moistened or crumbled over food
Composition
Chicken breast 84%, chicken liver 5%, dried barley grass 5%, egg yolk 3%, cellulose 2%, rosemary extract 1%.
Analytical constituents
| Constituent |
Amount |
| Crude protein |
65% |
| Crude fat |
10% |
| Crude ash |
7% |
| Crude fibre |
10% |
| Moisture |
5% |
Energy content
323 kcal/100 g
Recommended daily amount
| Cat’s body weight |
Daily amount |
| 0.5–2 kg |
2–5 g |
| 2–4 kg |
4–8 g |
| 4–6 kg |
7–10 g |
| Over 6 kg |
9–13 g |
The recommended feeding amounts are guidelines only. The appropriate daily amount depends on the cat’s age and activity level.
Feeding instructions
Serve as a treat or as an addition to your cat’s daily food.
Before serving, the cubes may be lightly moistened with water or crumbled over regular food to enhance its flavour.
Always provide your cat with free access to fresh drinking water.
Storage
Store in tightly sealed packaging.
Best before: 24 months from the date of manufacture.
Net weight: 50 g
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