Nature's V Original Feline Adult Beef and Chicken Pate 12x70g – Healthy Wet Food for Cats

Nature's V Original Feline Adult Beef and Chicken Pate 12x70g | Complete Wet Food | Nature's V

Nature's V Original Feline Adult Beef and Chicken Pâté 12x70g is a complete and healthy wet food for adult cats. This advanced veterinary formula offers balanced nutrition with high-quality beef and chicken protein, promoting digestive, kidney, muscle, and urinary health. Ideal for discerning cats, it is free of grains, artificial colors, and preservatives, ensuring optimal hydration and high palatability for overall well-being.

Composition:
– Beef (min. 20%): Natural source of protein and iron.
– Chicken meat (min. 20%): Lean protein for muscle mass.
– Vitamins (A, D3, E): Immune and bone support.
– Essential minerals: Calcium, zinc, taurine.
– Free from grains and animal by-products.

Main benefits:
– High moisture content for hydration and urinary health.
– Premium animal proteins for strong muscles and eye/heart health (taurine).
– Smooth pâté texture, perfect for dental or digestive problems.
– Supports skin, coat and immunity with zinc and vitamin E.
– High palatability to stimulate appetite.

How to use:
Administer 1 can (70g) per 3-4 kg of body weight daily, divided into 2 or more feedings. Adjust according to age, activity level, and condition. Serve at room temperature with fresh water. Once opened, refrigerate and consume within 48 hours. Consult your veterinarian for specific needs.

Presentations available:
– Pack of 12 cans x 70g.

FAQ's:
Is it suitable for neutered cats?
Yes, its high protein and low carbohydrate content makes it ideal for controlling portions.

Is it a complete food?
Yes, it doesn't need any extras, but it can be combined with croquettes for a mixed diet.

Does it contain by-products?
No, only high-quality beef and chicken from certified European suppliers.

Suitable for senior cats?
Yes, for children over 7 years old without medical conditions; consult a veterinarian.

For cats with kidney disease?
It is not a specific renal diet; seek therapeutic alternatives with a veterinarian.