Description:
TRILOGY™ uses quality sources of fish and meats from around the world and combines them in a rich, hydrating bone broth for kittens.
Cater to your kitten's need for instinctual nourishment with our Wild Caught Tuna in Rich Bone Broth. Featuring the highest quality ingredients, such as Wild Caught Tuna in a rich, hydrating Chicken Bone Broth, this complete and balanced meal is high in protein for healthy muscles and offers a nourishing hydration boost.
This grain free and natural recipe also contains minerals and vitamins, as well as Alfalfa for healthy digestion.
An instinctual food that kittens naturally crave, this delicious premium recipe has been developed to connect your kitten with nature as they grow. Ensuring they can eat, play and rest as nature intended.
TRILOGY™ Kitten Wild Caught Tuna in Rich Bone Broth is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for Growth.
Key Benefits:
- Wild caught Tuna in a rich, hydrating Chicken Bone Broth
- Grain free, natural recipe with vitamins and minerals
- Protein rich instinctual food that kittens crave
- Formula designed for optimal growth and development of kittens
- Complete and balanced
- Contains alfalfa for healthy digestion
- Delicious and highly palatable for ultimate meal satisfaction
Ingredients:
Chicken Bone Broth, Tuna, Tapioca Starch, Chicken Fat, Tricalcium Phosphate, Fish Extract, Guar Gum, Alfalfa Powder, Fish Oil, Minerals, Choline Chloride, Vitamins, Magnesium Sulfate, Taurine, Thiamine Mononitrate, Potassium IodideNutritional Analysis:
| Crude Protein |
9% |
| Crude Fat |
1% |
| Crude Fibre |
1% |
Feeding Guidelines:
Feed on a daily basis as part of a healthy diet. For kittens feed 2 to 4 ¾ cans per 1 kg body weight per day. Always ensure fresh drinking water is available.
The feeding amounts shown above should be seen as a guide only. Your pet may need more or less to maintain its proper weight depending on your pet's age, breed and activity level. If feeding for the first time, mix increasing amounts of the new food whilst decreasing the old food over a period of 5 to 7 days.