PetMetro Nutrition Box - Chicken Recipe (100g)

Pet Metro Nutrition Box Chicken Recipe is a premium pate-style wet food designed to provide a complete and balanced meal in a convenient, easy-to-serve tray. Under the "Deliver Your Love" motto, this recipe focuses on high palatability and clean nutrition for felines who prefer a smooth, rich texture.

• Pate with Real Meat: Made with high-quality chicken meat processed into a smooth, savory pate that is easy to eat and digest.

• Fresh-Nutri-Yummy Formula: Uses fresh ingredients to ensure maximum nutrient retention and a taste that cats instinctively crave.

• High Protein Content: Provides essential amino acids to support lean muscle mass and overall physical vitality.

• Grain-Free & Natural: Formulated without harsh fillers or artificial colors, making it suitable for cats with sensitive stomachs.

• Moisture Rich: Helps maintain urinary tract health by increasing your cat's daily water intake through their meal.

• Convenient 100g Tray: The peel-back "Nutrition Box" design is mess-free and perfectly portioned for a single meal or a generous topper.

Ingredients:
Frozen chicken, frozen chicken liver, frozen chicken heart, fish oil, potato starch, taurine water, fruit oligosaccharides, isomaltooligosaccharides, minerals, choline chloride, vitamin E, vitamin B1, vitamin D, vitamin B6, folic acid.

Nutrition Content:

Crude Protein ≥ 6.0%
Crude Fat ≥ 3.0%
Crude Fiber ≤ 1.0%
Crude Ash ≤ 3.0%
Moisture ≤ 84%

Feeding Recommendation:

Instructions for use:

To be used immediately after opening. Do not use the box if it is damaged or swollen. Do not leave the empty packaging within the reach of the cat. Recommended daily dose for cats weighing up to 3 kg 35 to 60 grams per day. For cats weighing more than 3 kg 60 to 80 grams per day. The amount of feeding should be adjusted to the age of the cat, its activity level and the overall diet. It is important to ensure that drinking water is available at all times. Store the closed package in a cool and dry place. This product can’t be fed to ruminants.