Venandi Animal Monoprotein 12 x 125 g

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Nutrition

Protein
Fat
Fiber
kcal/100g
check_circle Grain Free
favorite Longevity Score Basic
24/100

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

Flavors

ChickenBeefHorseVealTurkeyDuckMonoprotein

About This Food

This monoprotein wet cat food offers a variety of single-source animal protein options, including chicken, beef, horse, veal, turkey, and duck, catering to cats with sensitivities or specific dietary needs. Made with high meat content and broth, it provides essential hydration and complete nutrition for adult cats.

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

Worth highlighting in the ingredient list: natural antioxidants (Vitamin E, rosemary, or Vitamin C) help protect cells.

Listed nutrition: 11% protein — low protein content for a dry food, 6% fat, 0.4% fiber.

Ingredients

Composition Chicken: Chicken meat, heart, liver, gizzards (71%), meat broth (27.5%), minerals (1%), dried eggshells (0.5%). Beef: Beef, liver, lung, heart, udder, kidney (71%), meat broth (27.5%), minerals (1%), dried eggshells (0.5%). Horse: Horse meat (67%), meat broth (31.5%), minerals (1%), eggshell flour (0.5%). Calf: Veal, lung, heart, kidney, spleen, liver (70%), meat broth (28.5%), minerals (1%), dried eggshells (0.5%). Turkey: Turkey meat, heart, liver, gizzard (71%), meat broth (27.5%), minerals (1%), dried eggshells (0.5%). Duck:  Duck meat, heart, liver (70%), meat broth (29%), minerals (0.5%), dried eggshells (0.5%). Turkey: Turkey meat, heart, liver, gizzard (71%), meat broth (27.5%), minerals (1%), dried eggshells (0.5%). Additives Nutritional additives: Vitamin D3 (200 IU/kg), Vitamin E (50.0

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