Complete, balanced food for growing kittens, pregnant and lactating cats of all breeds, in case of anorexia and during the recovery period.
Description
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Increased energy, protein, vitamins and minerals meets the needs of growing kittens, pregnant or nursing cats.
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DHA is an omega-3 fatty acid that promotes brain and visual development.
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EPA and DHA belong to the omega-3 fatty acids, which are very beneficial for the development of healthy skin, fur and joints.
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High quality and highly digestible ingredients The components ensure optimal absorption of nutrients from the food, while reducing the amount of feces.
Ingredients and additives
Pork, fish, egg powder, rice, fish oil, sunflower oil, minerals, vitamins and trace elements (including chelated trace elements), psyllium husks, cellulose powder, dextrose, taurine, xylose, methionine.
Contains no artificial colors or flavors.
Analytical composition
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Nutrient
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Quantity, 100 g
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Quantity, MJ
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Metabolizable energy, kJ
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667
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Protein (raw), g
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14.0
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21.0
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Fat (raw), g
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10.6
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15.9
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Carbohydrates (NEM), g
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3.6
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5.4
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Fibers (green), g
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0.3
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0.4
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Calcium, g
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0.41
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0.61
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Phosphorus, g
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0.34
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0.51
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Magnesium, g
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0.028
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0.042
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Sodium, g
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0.14
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0.21
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Omega-3 fatty acids, g
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0.64
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0.96
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EPA, g
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0.17
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0.25
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DHA, g
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0.30
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0.45
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N-3 to n-6 ratio
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1:3
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1:3
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Water, g
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69.1
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Product storage conditions and warnings
Recommended daily intake in grams
Individual daily requirements may vary depending on breed, environment, season, physical activity and other similar factors. Therefore, it is recommended to constantly monitor the condition and weight of the animal, adjusting the amount of food accordingly. Energy requirements during the lactation period depend on the number of kittens. If a cat has 2, 4 or 8 kittens, the energy requirements increase by 1.5, 2 or 3 times compared to the needs of a normal adult cat. It is recommended that nursing cats have food available at all times.
FOR GROWING AND ADULT CATS
| Cat weight
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<4 months
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4-9 months
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9-12 months
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Adult cat
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kg
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g
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g
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g
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g
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0.5
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100
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80
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60
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40
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1
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155
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125
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95
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65
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1.5
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205
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165
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125
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80
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2
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250
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200
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150
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100
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2.5
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290
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230
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175
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115
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3
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325
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260
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195
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130
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4
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395
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315
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240
|
160
|
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5
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460
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370
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275
|
185
|
|
6
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520
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415
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310
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210
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7
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575
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460
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345
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230
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8
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630
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505
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380
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255
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9
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685
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545
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410
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275
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10
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735
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585
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440
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295
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11
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780
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625
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470
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315
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12
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830
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665
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495
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330
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Warnings
Not recommended:
- For cats with reduced energy needs.
Additional information
- Due to the large nutritional values and balanced SPECIFIC™ FPW Kitten food composition , a small amount of food is enough for the animal to receive enough energy and nutrients.
- There is food in the plantain seed husks to maintain a healthy digestive tract.
- SPECIFIC™ FPW Kitten is particularly suitable for young and growing kittens from weaning (5-6 weeks) until neutering or up to 8-12 months of age (depending on breed). Older cats can be introduced to SPECIFIC™ FXD/FXW/ FXW-P Adult, SPECIFIC™ FCD/FCW/FCW-P Crystal Management or FCD-L Crystal Management Light.
- For young sterilized animals, SPECIFIC™ FND Neutered Young is recommended.
- SPECIFIC™ FPW Kitten can also meet the increased pregnant or nursing cats energy and nutrient needs.
- A pregnant cat needs approximately 1.5 times more food than usual. During lactation, the nutritional requirements depend on the number of kittens and can be 1.5-5 times higher than usual. It is recommended that lactating cats have SPECIFIC™ FPD/FPW Kitten food at all times.
- Energy and nutrient requirements may increase during recovery from surgery, trauma or anorexia. SPECIFIC™ FPD/FPW Kitten is well suited for feeding during periods of high energy requirements.
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