Grau Pur Adult wet food for cats, Turkey 125 g

With our pure varieties, we only get one thing in the bag: a lot of fresh meat and always from a single protein source. This makes them perfect if your cat is struggling with allergies or intolerances. They are also ideal for an elimination diet. Turkey meat is low in fat and at the same time provides your cat with a lot of protein. It is easy to digest and is therefore also suitable for nutritionally sensitive cats. 

Main features of Grau Generation Pet wet food:

• Complete feed for adult cats

• Monoprotein: turkey as the sole source of animal protein

• perfect for intolerances or allergies

• also suitable as an elimination diet

Composition:

70% turkey (turkey hearts, turkey meat, turkey stomachs, turkey liver, turkey necks), 29% broth, 1% minerals

Analytical components:

Crude protein 10.4%, fat content 5.3%, crude ash 2.5%, crude fiber 0.3%, moisture 79%, calcium 0.3%, phosphorus 0.27%

Additives:

Nutritional additives/kg

Vitamin D3 200 IE, Zinc (Zinksulfate, Monohydrate) 25 mg, Manganese (Manganese(II)-sulfate, Monohydrate) 1.4 mg, Jod (Kalziumjodat, wasserfrei) 0.75 mg, Taurine 1500 mg.

Feeding recommendation

Cat 2 to 3 kg 170 - 220 g / day

Cat 3 to 5 kg 220 - 300 g / day

Cat 5 to 7 kg 300 - 390 g /day

Tip:

When it comes to the amount of food, please trust your experience and the amounts you are used to. The current feeding recommendation is based – as is now customary – on the energy content and no longer mainly on the volume. 

So far, the recommended amount was lower because many furry friends get not only wet food but also dry food and treats. Good to know: 100 g of wet food contains about 100 kcal, but 100 g of dry food contains about 350 kcal and more! 

If your four-legged friend used to get full with less wet food, he would continue to do so with the new varieties. To determine the right amount, you should always pay attention to the weight and shape of your four-legged friend. Because: How much you actually have to feed depends on activity, age, and metabolism - because not all four-legged friends use their food in the same way. 

The quantities given are recommendations by the FEDIAF (European Pet Food Industry Federation). This association checks compliance with the legal tolerances for nutrients and vitamins, among other things. Also, it lays down the basics for determining how the daily feeding amount is to be determined - namely in relation to the energy content.

Even with a smaller amount, your darling is still optimally supplied with everything he needs - paw on it!

Please always provide your fur nose with enough drinking water.