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Equilibrium Cat Food Equilibrium Adult & Neutered | Chicken

SKU: P61001

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Analytical Components

Crude Protein

33%

Crude Oils and Fats

15%

Raw Fiber

2.50%

Raw Ashes

8.50%

Calcium 1.40%; Phosphorus 1.00%; Magnesium 0.06%; Omega-6 3.00%; Omega-3 0.40%. Metabolizable Energy (ME): 3,825 kcal/kg; (16.00 MJ/kg).

Complete dry extruded food for adult cats, both neutered and unneutered.

✔️ A food rich in high-quality protein, containing 45% chicken (80% dehydrated and 20% fresh), ensuring a premium, easily digestible protein source.
✔️ A source of essential omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, ideal for keeping your cat’s coat shiny and healthy.

✔️Healthy digestion: Ingredients such as pea fiber, chicory root, inulin (FOS), and MOS help maintain a balanced gut flora and support healthy digestion. 
✔️ Heart health and fatty acid metabolism: Taurine supports heart health, while L-carnitine helps metabolize fatty acids to support your cat’s vitality. 
✔️ Source of antioxidants: Blueberries and cranberries, thanks to their antioxidant properties, help combat free radicals.
✔️ Sources of soluble fiber: Thanks to apple and carrot, it is possible to develop a healthy gut microbiota.

✔️ Intestinal health supported by prebiotics and natural fiber
✔️ Urinary health thanks to DL-methionine, controlled magnesium levels, and cranberries 

 

Composition

Chicken (45%) (of which 80% is dehydrated and 20% is fresh hydrolyzed), rice, corn, chicken fat, pea starch, hydrolyzed chicken livers, herring oil, pea fiber, chicory root (source of inulin and F.O.S.), dried and inactivated brewer’s yeast (source of M.O.S.), dried fruits and vegetables (blueberry 0.40%, cranberry 0.40%, apple 0.20%, carrot 0.20%), calcium carbonate, yucca juice.


Additives per kg - Nutritional additives

3a672a Vitamin A 15,000 IU; 3a671 Vitamin D3 1,000 IU; 3a700 Vitamin E 100 mg; 3a821 Vitamin B1 30 mg; 3a825ii Vitamin B2 10 mg; 3a831 Vitamin B6 10 mg; 3a835 Vitamin B12 0.06 mg; 3a314 Niacin 140 mg; 3a880 Biotin 0.20 mg; 3a316 Folic Acid 2.20 mg; 3a841 Calcium D-pantothenate 12 mg; 3a890 Choline chloride 2,500 mg; 3b101 Iron (ferrous (II) carbonate, siderite) 80 mg; 3b603 Zinc (zinc oxide) 75 mg; 3b405 Copper (Copper (II) sulfate pentahydrate) 11 mg; 3b203 Iodine (Anhydrous calcium iodate in coated granules) 0.40 mg; 3b801 Selenium (Sodium selenite) 0.30 mg; 3c301 DL-methionine, technically pure 2,000 mg; 3a370 Taurine 1,000 mg; 3a910 L-Carnitine 150 mg. Antioxidant: 1b306(i) Tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils 150 mg.

We recommend making the transition gradually, over the course of one to two weeks, by mixing in increasing amounts of the new food and gradually reducing the amount of the previous food. Always provide fresh water. Store in a cool, dry place in a sealed package.

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Equilibrium Cat Food Equilibrium Adult & Neutered | Chicken

Equilibrium Cat Food Equilibrium Adult & Neutered | Chicken

€5,87

€5,87

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