Smilla Schale Fine Menu 8 x 100 g

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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

PoultryVealChicken liverTurkeyRabbitLambSalmonShrimpPaprikaChicken

About This Food

Smilla Fine Menu offers a diverse selection of delicious wet food trays for adult cats, featuring various meat and fish combinations. This complete meal provides essential nutrients and high palatability to support your cat's daily health and vitality. The convenient single-serve portions make feeding easy and fresh.

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

By the label: 11% protein — low protein content for a dry food, 5% fat, 0.3% fiber.

Ingredients

Complete food for adult cats Composition of Smilla Fine Menu: Poultry & Veal 62% meat and animal by-products (20% poultry, 8% veal), minerals. Poultry & chicken liver 62% meat and animal by-products (20% poultry, 10% chicken liver), minerals. Turkey & Rabbit 62% meat and animal by-products (20% turkey, 8% rabbit), minerals. Turkey & Lamb 62% meat and animal by-products (20% turkey, 8% lamb), minerals. Salmon & Shrimp 46% meat and animal by-products (14% poultry), fish and fish by-products (14% salmon), molluscs and crustaceans (6% shrimp), minerals. Composition of Smilla Fine Menu Exquisite filling: Turkey chicken breast peppers: Meat and animal by-products (5% turkey, 4% chicken breast), vegetables (2% peppers), minerals, vegetable by-products. Chicken Beef Carrot: Meat and animal by-products

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