Go-Cat Kitten Chicken and Milk Dry Cat Food 2kg

GO-CAT Kitten is a recipe specially formulated for the healthy development of your kitten. It provides him all the nutrients he needs to ensure a good transition from mother’s milk to solid food and to give your kitten a great start to a life full of happiness. It is also suitable for pregnant or lactating cats.

• Specially formulated for kittens up to 1 year, also suitable for pregnant or lactating cats With the right level of vitamin E to help support his natural defences
• Formulated with quality protein to help support a healthy growth
• Vitamins and minerals to help his teeth and bones grow strong
• Vitamin E to help support his natural defences
• Taurine to help promote a healthy heart and good eyesight

Cereals
Meat and animal derivatives (10%*)
Vegetable protein extracts
Oils and fats
Vegetables (0.7%**)
Minerals
Fish and fish derivatives
Milk and milk derivatives (0.09%***)
Yeasts

*Equivalent to 20% rehydrated meat and animal derivatives with min. 4% chicken in Y-shape kibbles. Equivalent to 3.6% chicken in product.
**Equivalent to 4% rehydrated vegetables in Y-shape kibbles with 0.6% equivalent to 3.6% vegetables in product.
***Equivalent to 0.32% rehydrated milk and milk derivatives with 4% milk in round kibbles.

Protein: 35%
Fat content: 12%
Crude ash: 8%
Crude fibres: 2%

IU/kg:
Vit A: 16 000;
Vit D3: 1 300;
Vit E: 110.

mg/kg:

Ferrous sulphate monohydrate: 185;
Calcium iodate anhydrous: 3.0;
Cupric sulphate pentahydrate: 45;
Manganous sulphate monohydrate: 20;
Zinc sulphate monohydrate: 230;
Sodium selenite: 0.3;
Taurine: 1 100.
Colourants* and antioxidants.

*No added artificial colourants.

Age = Quantity to provide (Grams per Day):
6 to 12 weeks = 25-85g in 2-3 meals **
3 to 6 months = 50-110g in 2 meals**
6 to 12 months = 110-60g in 2 meals**

Pregnant cat = Min. 100g **
Nursing cat = Min. 270g **
**or ad libitum.

GO-CAT Kitten should be introduced at 3 to 4 weeks of age.

Product should be mixed with water to make eating easier. Increasing the quantity as the kitten starts to eat more and reduce the quantity of water added when kitten is able to eat the food alone.

Each kitten is different, depending on the kitten activity level and body condition, food amounts and/or time allowed to eat may need to be adjusted.

Also suitable for pregnant and nursing cats.

Fresh, clean drinking water should always be available. Sufficient everyday consumption of water is essential for the health of your kitten.