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Cat Chow Adult Dry Food for Sterilized Adult Cats with Chicken 15kg
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- for Sterilized Cats: Food suitable for keeping the cat in good physical condition, even after sterilization, which often contributes to weight gain.
- Grain Free: Food that does not contain grains such as wheat, corn, barley, and rice, and emphasizes proteins from meat or fish for a more balanced diet.
- for Hairballs: Food that helps reduce or eliminate hairballs. It is enriched with dietary fibers, which help the cat expel hair through the digestive system.
- Diet (Light): Food with low protein & fat, suitable for cats with lower caloric needs.
- Gluten Free: Food for cats with sensitivity or allergy to gluten, a protein found in grains such as wheat, barley, and rye.
- With Low Grains: Food that contains a limited amount of selected grains considered more digestible. It is a balanced solution for supporting digestion and overall health.
- Kittens: From 0 to 12 months.
- Adult Cats: From 12 months to 6 years.
- Elderly Cats: 7 years and older.
- for Urinary: Clinical food specifically designed for urinary health. It helps in the prevention and management of issues such as uroliths (urinary stones), urinary tract infections, and crystalluria.
- Regular Diet: Food for the daily dietary needs of cats not intended for disease management.
- for Gastrointestinal Disorders: Clinical food containing easily digestible ingredients, low fat content, and increased fiber to aid proper digestion and good bowel function.
- Hypoallergenic: Special food with limited and selected protein sources, such as lamb or fish, to prevent allergic reactions and intolerances in cats.
- for kidney diseases: Clinical food for cats designed to support kidney function in cases of chronic renal failure.
- for Skin & Fur: Special food with ingredients that improve the quality of the coat and skin. Contains Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, high-quality proteins, and dietary fibers that contribute to the overall well-being of the pet.
- for Diabetes: Clinical food with low fat and carbohydrates for better weight control of the cat and stabilization of blood glucose levels.
- for Liver Diseases: Clinical food suitable for supporting liver function in cats with problems. Contains low levels of fat, protein, and copper.
- for Dental Care: Clinical food for cats with a special texture and kibble size that helps clean teeth while chewing.
- for Joints: Clinical food for cats with mobility issues and joint sensitivities, containing nutrients that maintain cartilage health.
- for Heart Conditions: Clinical food specifically designed to support heart health, contributing to the prevention and management of heart conditions such as cardiomyopathy, syncope, and heart failure.
- Refers to the main ingredient of the food, however it may also include additional ingredients.