Lucky Lou Extra Food 12 x 70 g

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Nutrition

Protein
Fat
Fiber
kcal/100g
check_circle Grain Free
favorite Longevity Score Basic
17/100

Scored on protein, omega-3, joint support, antioxidants, and gut-health ingredients; no clear higher protein or omega-3 sources detected in the listed ingredients.

Flavors

TunaChickenShrimp

About This Food

Lucky Lou Extra Food is a supplementary wet food for cats, featuring high-quality tuna and chicken fillets in a savory broth or jelly. This grain-free recipe provides essential hydration and is free from artificial additives. It serves as a delicious and natural meal enhancer for cats of all life stages.

This grain-free dry food is intended for cats of all ages.

Listed nutrition: 12% protein — low protein content for a dry food, 0.5% fat, 0.01% fiber.

Ingredients

Composition Tuna fillet in broth: Tuna stock (53.5%), tuna fillet (45%), tapioca starch (1.5%). Chicken fillet in broth: Chicken stock (60.5%), chicken fillet (38%), tapioca starch (1.5%). Chicken & Tuna in Broth: Chicken and tuna stock (56.5%), chicken fillet (38%), tuna fillet (4%), tapioca starch (1.5%). Chicken fillet in jelly: Chicken stock (60.5%), chicken fillet (38%), tapioca starch (1.5%). Tuna fillet in jelly: Tuna stock (60.5%), tuna fillet (38%), tapioca starch (1.5%). Tuna & Shrimp in Jelly: Tuna and shrimp stock (56.5%), tuna fillet (38%), shrimp (4%), tapioca starch (1.5%). Tuna & chicken fillet in jelly: Tuna and chicken broth (56.5%), tuna fillet (38%), chicken fillet (4%), tapioca starch (1.5%). Additives According to the manufacturer, there are no additives included. Analytical components Tuna & chicken fillet in jelly: Crude protein (13%), crude fiber (0.01%), crude ash (1.5%), fat content (0.5%), moisture (84%

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