Taste of the Wild Kitten Chicken Patê 85g

from Pettio · Erbil

1,500 IQD

In stock

? Taste of the Wild Kitten Chicken Paté – Feline Grain-Free Recipe (85g) Complete Wet Food | Grain-Free | Tailored for Healthy Kitten Growth Give your kitten the best start in life with Taste of the Wild Kitten Chicken Paté, a premium grain-free wet food crafted to support early development, immunity, and digestive health. Inspired by the ancestral diet of wild felines, this 85g pouch delivers a smooth, nutrient-rich paté that’s easy to eat and packed with natural goodness. ? Key Features: Real Chicken First: Contains 50% chicken and 20% chicken liver for high-quality protein that builds strong muscles and supports growth. Grain-Free Formula: Ideal for kittens with grain sensitivities or developing digestive systems. Soft Paté Texture: Gentle on tiny teeth and easy to digest, perfect for kittens transitioning to solid food. DHA & Taurine Enriched: Supports brain development, vision, and heart health during critical growth stages. Natural Antioxidants: Includes dried sweet potatoes, blueberries, and raspberries to strengthen the immune system. Omega Fatty Acids: Salmon oil and sunflower oil nourish the skin and promote a soft, shiny coat. No Artificial Additives: Free from artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives. ? Nutritional Composition (Typical Analysis): Nutrient Value (Approx.) Crude Protein 10.5% Crude Fat 8.5% Crude Fiber 0.5% Crude Ash 3.5% Moisture 77% Energy ~113 kcal/100g ? Ingredients: Chicken (50%), Chicken Liver (20%), Chicken Broth (10%), Minerals, Salmon Oil, Sunflower Oil, Inulin, Dried Sweet Potatoes, Dried Blueberries, Dried Raspberries. ? Feeding Guidelines: 2 Months: 1½ pouches/day 6 Months: 2½ pouches/day 8+ Months: 3 pouches/day Serve at room temperature. Refrigerate unused portions and use within 72 hours. Always provide fresh drinking water. ? Made in the USA: Produced under strict quality standards using globally sourced ingredients, this recipe reflects Taste of the Wild’s commitment to natural nutrition and optimal feline development.