Farmina ND Cat Prime Neutered Chicken 300g – Healthy Dry Food for Sterilized Cats

Farmina N&D Cat Prime Neutered Chicken | Complete Dry Food | Farmina

Farmina N&D Cat Prime Neutered Chicken 300g is a premium grain-free dry food, formulated by veterinary nutritionists for neutered adult cats. Rich in high-quality animal protein (fresh and dehydrated chicken), L-carnitine, and natural antioxidants such as pomegranate and spinach, it helps control post-neuterization weight, maintains muscle mass, promotes urinary health with a balanced pH, and supports joints with chondroitin and glucosamine. Ideal for preventing obesity and food sensitivities.

Composition:
– Dehydrated chicken: 30%
– Fresh chicken protein: 28%
– Chicken fat
– Pea fiber and beetroot pulp
– Pomegranate, spinach, apple, dried orange
– Chondroitin and glucosamine
– L-carnitine
– Vitamins and minerals (A, D3, E, B12, zinc, iron, selenium)

Nutritional analysis:
– Crude protein: 44%
– Crude fat: 12.5%
– Fiber: 2.9%

Main benefits:
– Weight control and fat metabolism thanks to L-carnitine and low calorie content.
– Urinary health with controlled pH to reduce crystals and stones.
– Strong musculature due to high animal protein content.
– Immune system boost with natural antioxidants.
– Healthy joints with chondroitin and glucosamine.
– High palatability and digestibility, free of cereals and artificial additives.

How to use:
Feed dry, divided into 2 daily feedings, with fresh water always available. Recommended portions:
– 3 kg cat: 40-45 g/day
– 4 kg cat: 50-55 g/day
– 5 kg cat: 60-65 g/day
Adjust according to activity and consult veterinarian for transitions or special conditions.

Presentations available:
- 300 g
- 1.5 kg
- 5 kg

FAQ's:
From what age can it be administered?
For neutered adult cats 12 months and older. Not for kittens without veterinary supervision.

Does it help control weight?
Yes, with low fat/carb and L-carnitine for efficient metabolism and obesity prevention.

Is it hypoallergenic?
Free from grains and additives; caution for those with chicken allergies.

How does it affect urinary health?
It controls urinary pH, reducing the risk of crystals and stones.

Can it be mixed with wet?
Yes, by adjusting portions to avoid excess calories; consult a veterinarian.