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Pro Plan Purina Diets Ur Urinary Pieces Salmon
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Product Description
Pro Plan Purina Diets Ur Urinary Pieces Salmon is a high-quality wet cat food. Featuring salmon as a primary ingredient, it provides high-quality protein. It is an excellent choice for adult cats with regular activity levels. Compare prices from leading UK pet retailers in one place. This dietary option is carefully developed to maintain high standards of quality and comprehensive nutritional value. This dietary option is carefully developed to maintain high standards of quality and comprehensive nutritional value. This dietary option is carefully developed to maintain high standards of quality and comprehensive nutritional value.
Ingredients
Product Composition - Chicken:
Meat and animal derivatives (chicken 17%), fish and fish derivatives, minerals, cereals, derivatives of vegetable origin, various sugars
Analytical Constituents - Chicken:
Moisture: 80.7%, Protein: 9.5%, Fat content: 4.5%, Crude ash: 2.6%, Crude fibres: 0.6%, Calcium: 0.16%, Phosphorus: 0.16%, Sodium: 0.36%, Potassium: 0.15%, Magnesium: 0.02%, Chloride 0.42%, Suplhur: 0.20%
Product Composition - Salmon:
Meat and animal derivatives, fish and fish derivatives (salmon 7%), minerals, cereals, derivatives of vegetable origin, various sugars
Analytical Constituents - Salmon:
Moisture: 80.7%, Protein: 9.5%, Fat content: 4.5%, Crude ash: 2.6%, Crude fibres: 0.6%, Calcium: 0.16%, Phosphorus: 0.16%, Sodium: 0.36%, Potassium: 0.15%, Magnesium: 0.02%, Chloride 0.42%, Suplhur: 0.20%
Product information
Food typeWet Food
PetCat
Life stageAdult
Things to consider
Ensure fresh water is always available for your pet.
When switching foods, introduce the new food gradually over 7-10 days to avoid digestive upset.