Sheba Creamy Snacks

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Nutrition

Protein
Fat
Fiber
kcal/100g
check_circle Grain Free
favorite Longevity Score Basic
9/100

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

ChickenCheeseSalmonBeef

About This Food

Sheba Creamy Snacks are delicious lickable treats for cats, available in various flavors like chicken, salmon, and beef. These smooth purees offer a delightful moment of indulgence and can be served directly from the sachet.

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

By the label: 3.5% protein — low protein content for a treat food, 3.5% fat, 1% fiber.

Ingredients

Composition Chicken and Cheese: Meat and animal by-products (including 4% chicken), vegetable by-products, oils and fats, milk and dairy products (including 0.5% milk protein). Chicken: Meat and animal by-products (including 4% chicken), vegetable by-products, oils and fats, milk and dairy products (including 0.5% milk protein). Salmon: Meat and animal by-products, fish and fish by-products (including 4% salmon), vegetable by-products, oils and fats, milk and dairy products (including 0.5% milk protein). Beef: Meat and animal by-products (including 4% beef), vegetable by-products, oils and fats, milk and dairy products (including 0.5% milk protein). Additives According to the manufacturer, there are no additives included. Analysis Chicken and cheese with chicken: Protein 3.5 (%), fat content 3.5 (%), inorganic matter 1 (%), crude fiber 0.50 (%), moisture 88.5 (%), calorific value 54 kcal / 100g. with cheese: Protein 2 (%), fat content 9 (%)

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