Pro Plan Cat Kitten Healthy Start Chicken 1.5 kg

Purina PRO PLAN foods contain specific combinations of nutrients developed on a scientific basis that positively contribute to the healthy development of kittens. This recipe with a high protein proportion contains all the essential nutrients including vitamins C and D, DHA and colostrum. Also suitable for pregnant and nursing cats and neutered kittens.

Contains OPTISTART® - a unique combination of nutrients that has been proven to strengthen the natural defences of kittens. It supports healthy growth of bones and muscles. It helps support healthy eyesight and brain development thanks to its DHA content. It contains colostrum, rich in antibodies that strengthen the immune system.

Composition: Chicken (20 %), dehydrated poultry protein, rice, wheat gluten meal, animal fat, maize, maize gluten meal, pea protein, maize starch, dried eggs, minerals, flavouring meat extracts, yeast, fish oil, colostrum (0.1 %).

Analytical constituents: Protein 40 %, fat content 20 %, inorganic matter content 7.5 %, crude fibre 1 %, DHA 0.05 %.

Nutritional additives (IU/ kg): vitamin A: 36 000, vitamin D3: 1 200, vitamin E: 670, (mg/ kg): vitamin C: 140, E 1: (Fe: 87), 3b202: (I: 2.2), E 4: (Cu: 13), 3b503: (Mn: 41), 3b605: (Zn: 130), E 8: (Se: 0.12). With antioxidants.

Dosage:

You can gradually start getting kittens used to PRO PLAN KITTEN food from the age of 3-4 weeks. Mix the food with water so that it is easier for the kitten to chew. Once the kitten starts eating more, increase the amount of food while reducing the amount of water added until the kitten is able to take the food on its own. Serve in 2–3 portions throughout the day or according to appetite.

Feed pregnant cats at least 90 g/day, feed nursing cats at least 180 g/day or according to appetite. The feeding ration for maintaining ideal body condition may vary depending on age, activity level, climatic conditions and whether or not the cat is neutered.

Clean fresh drinking water should always be available. We recommend regular visits to your veterinarian.