Nutrivet Inne Katze Sterilized 16 x 100 g

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Nutrition

Protein
Fat
Fiber
kcal/100g
check_circle Grain Free
favorite Longevity Score Basic
32/100

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

Flavors

ChickenSalmonCarrotTomato

About This Food

This wet cat food is designed for sterilised cats, offered in convenient 100g pouches with chicken and salmon varieties. It provides essential nutrients for maintaining a healthy weight and supports urinary tract health. The formula includes vegetables like carrots and tomatoes.

This dry food is intended for cats of all ages. It is grain-free, an option for pets with grain sensitivities.

On the ingredient side: prebiotic or probiotic ingredients support a healthy gut microbiome; natural antioxidants (Vitamin E, rosemary, or Vitamin C) help protect cells.

By the label: 11% protein — low protein content for a dry food, 5% fat, 0.4% fiber.

Ingredients

Composition Chicken: Meat and animal by-products (70%, of which chicken 4%), vegetables (carrots 2%, dried tomatoes 0.7%, equivalent to 3.5% tomatoes), vegetable by-products (inulin from chicory 0.4%), minerals. Salmon: Meat and animal by-products (62%), fish and fish by-products (8%, of which salmon 4%), vegetables (carrots 2%, dried tomatoes 0.7%, equivalent to 3.5% tomatoes), vegetable by-products (inulin from chicory 0.4%), minerals. Additives Nutritional additives: Vitamin D3 (160 IU/kg), Vitamin E (100 mg/kg), Zinc [zinc sulfate monohydrate] (26 mg/kg), Manganese [manganese(II) oxide] (2.5 mg/kg), Copper [copper sulfate pentahydrate] (1.2 mg/kg), Iodine [calcium iodate anhydrous] (0.2 mg/kg), Taurine (450 mg/kg), Biotin (100 mcg/kg).

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