Libra Feline Kitten 1.5kg – Healthy Dry Food for Kittens

Libra Feline Kitten 1.5kg | Dry Food | Libra

Libra Feline Kitten 1.5kg is a complete and balanced dry food, formulated by veterinary nutrition experts for kittens from 4 weeks to 12 months. It meets their key nutritional needs with high protein content from chicken, Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. It promotes healthy growth, strengthens the immune system, supports neurological development, and fosters a shiny coat, digestive health, and dental hygiene.

Composition:
– Chicken (high-quality animal protein)
- Rice
- Corn
– Animal fats
- Wheat flour
– Dehydrated poultry protein
– Chicory extract (FOS)
– Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids
– Vitamins A, D3, E
– Minerals: zinc, iron, manganese, iodine, selenium
– Natural antioxidants

Nutritional analysis:
– Crude protein: 36%
– Crude fat: 14%
– Crude fiber: 2%
– Crude ash: 7%
– Omega-3: 0.15%
– Omega-6: 2.2%

Main benefits:
– Optimal growth due to high protein content
– Natural defenses strengthened with antioxidants and vitamins
– Improved digestive health with FOS and natural fibers
– Shiny coat and healthy skin thanks to Omega 3 and 6
– Supported brain and visual development
– Dental hygiene due to crunchy texture
– Easy digestion for immature kittens

How to use:
Administer dry, divided into 3-4 daily feedings with fresh water always available. Guideline table (grams/day):
– 2 months: 50-60g
– 4 months: 65-75g
– 6 months: 70-85g
– 12 months: 80-90g
Adjust for weight, activity, and condition; consult your veterinarian.

Presentations available:
- 1.5kg

FAQ's:
At what age should I start with Libra Feline Kitten?
From 4 weeks, at weaning.

Until what age can it be used?
Until 12 months; then, switch to adult food.

Is it suitable for neutered kittens?
Yes, by controlling portions to avoid being overweight.

Can I mix it with wet food?
Yes, for greater palatability and hydration.

Does it contain taurine?
Yes, essential for heart and vision.

What to do if there is diarrhea?
Reduce the amount, offer water, and consult a veterinarian.