CATISFACTIONS Feline Mixed Chicken and Duck – Box 6x60gr: Crunchy Snacks for Cats

CATISFACTIONS Feline Mixed Chicken and Duck – Box 6 x 60g: Crunchy Snacks for Cats | General | CATISFACTIONS

Discover CATISFACTIONS Feline Mixed Chicken and Duck Crunchy Snacks, irresistible treats for cats of all ages. These functional snacks combine the intense flavors of chicken and duck with real dental and nutritional health benefits, ideal as a daily reward, positive reinforcement during training, or to strengthen the bond with your feline friend. Their crunchy texture reduces plaque and tartar, while high-quality protein supports their vitality.

Main Features:
– Crunchy texture that helps clean teeth and reduce plaque/tartar.
– Natural chicken and duck flavors for an irresistible pleasure.
– Enriched with essential vitamins (A, D3, E), minerals and natural antioxidants.
– Individual 60g sachets for easy dosing and freshness.
– No artificial preservatives, suitable for adult and young cats from 8 weeks old.
– High in protein (31%) for optimal digestion.

Specifications:
Composition: Cereals, derivatives of vegetable origin, animal proteins (chicken and duck), minerals, vegetable protein extracts, vitamins A, D3, E and natural antioxidants.
Analytical components per 100g: Crude protein 31%, crude fat 20%, crude fiber 1.5%, crude ash 9%.

How to use:
Administer as a supplement to the main diet:
– Cats up to 4 kg: 5 snacks a day.
– Cats 4-6 kg: 8-10 snacks a day.
– Cats >6 kg: up to 12 snacks per day.
Offer between meals or as a treat. Always provide fresh water. Close the package after opening and store in a cool, dry place. Do not exceed the recommended dose to avoid weight gain.

FAQ's:
From what age can my cat eat these snacks?
It is recommended from 8 weeks of age.

Can I give these snacks daily?
Yes, respecting the daily dose and combining it with a balanced diet.

Does it really help dental health?
Yes, the crunchy texture reduces plaque and tartar buildup.

Do they contain artificial preservatives?
No, they use natural antioxidants.

Are they ideal for training?
Perfect as positive reinforcement in training sessions.

Suitable for overweight cats?
Yes, in moderation and under veterinary supervision.

What happens if you eat more than the recommended amount?
It may cause digestive discomfort or weight gain; always monitor.