Description

• PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

  Our Whiskas® Fish Treats in Jelly meals are specially prepared to preserve the natural benefits and flavor of high-quality ingredients. They’ll have your cat running to the bowl faster than ever before! Your feline friend will delight in one of four flavors: salmon, tuna, cod, and white fish. This tasty food in a convenient pouch contains zinc, which supports healthy skin and coat, while the optimal mineral balance helps maintain a healthy urinary tract. From a playful kitten to a wonderful adult cat, our delicious recipes are designed to keep cats of all ages purring with contentment at mealtime and beyond.

  Benefits:
  • 100% complete and balanced food
  • 100% high-quality ingredients
  • Supports strong muscles
  • Supports natural defenses
  • With zinc, essential for healthy skin and coat
  • Balanced mineral levels to support a healthy lower urinary tract

• INGREDIENTS

  Chunks with Salmon – Composition: meat and animal derivatives (33%), fish and fish derivatives (including 4% salmon in chunks*), cereals, minerals, derivatives of vegetable origin, sugars. *Chunks typically constitute 40% of the product.

  Chunks with Tuna – Composition: meat and animal derivatives (33%), fish and fish derivatives (including 4% tuna in chunks*), cereals, minerals, derivatives of vegetable origin, sugars. *Chunks typically constitute 40% of the product.

  Chunks with Cod – Composition: meat and animal derivatives (33%), fish and fish derivatives (including 4% cod in chunks*), cereals, minerals, derivatives of vegetable origin, sugars. *Chunks typically constitute 40% of the product.

  Chunks with white fish – ingredients: meat and animal derivatives (33%), fish and fish derivatives (including 4% white fish in chunks*), cereals, minerals, derivatives of vegetable origin, sugars. *Chunks typically constitute 40% of the product.

• ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS

  protein: 7.8; fat content: 4.0; inorganic matter: 1.6; crude fiber: 0.25; moisture: 84.5.

• DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS

  Nutritional additives: Vitamin C: 702 mg, Vitamin D₃: 200 IU (Salmon and Tuna flavours are not enriched with vitamin D₃), Taurine: 620 mg, Copper (copper (II) sulphate, pentahydrate): 1.2 mg, Iodine (calcium iodate, anhydrous): 0.22 mg, Iron (iron (II) sulphate, monohydrate): 11.2 mg, Manganese (manganous sulphate, monohydrate): 2.2 mg, Zinc (zinc sulphate, monohydrate): 16.2 mg; Technological additives: Cassia gum: 2148 mg; Sensory additives: Flavourings.

• DAILY QUANTITIES

  Recommended daily feeding amount. We recommend feeding a complete mix of Whiskas® wet and dry cat food.

  A 3 kg cat needs 3-3.5 pouches of wet food per day.

  A 4 kg cat needs 3.5-4 pouches of wet food per day.

  A 5 kg cat needs 4-4.5 pouches of wet food per day.

  85 g of wet food can be replaced with 16 g of WHISKAS® dry food.

  Remember to include calories from treats. Adjust the amount of food to your cat’s needs. For more information, visit our website www.whiskas.pl or call our hotline at 0-801 10 63 63. Provide fresh drinking water. Serve at room temperature; store any unused portion in the refrigerator for up to 2 days.

• CHANGE YOUR DIET

  How should you transition your cat’s diet? We recommend gradually introducing new foods to avoid stomach upsets. Generally, the entire process should take about 7 days. Remember to monitor the transition to ensure it’s going according to plan. Initially, introduce the new food by mixing it with the current food in a 1:3 ratio, gradually increasing the ratio over time, so that after 7 days, you’re feeding your cat only the new food. Monitor the entire process closely.

  Initially, we recommend mixing the new food with the current food in a 1:3 ratio, and if everything goes smoothly, increase the ratio to 1:1 after 4 days, and to 3:1 after 6 days. After 7-8 days, if the transition is still going smoothly, you can transition to feeding your cat only the new food.

  When transitioning, we recommend keeping feeding times and locations as usual. If you have any concerns or additional questions, please consult your veterinarian.