Gently cooked in New Zealand
Salmon
with hoki, chicken liver & pumpkin
Salmon, hoki, chicken liver and pumpkin in a fresh cat meal. Made in New Zealand, gently steam-cooked and ready to serve.
Use the feeding, storage and life-stage instructions on your current pack. Product availability varies by stockist.
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Ingredients & nutrition.
See the full ingredient list and nutritional information for this recipe.
Ingredients
Salmon
with hoki, chicken liver & pumpkin
King Salmon, Hoki, Chicken Liver, Natural Flavour, Pea Protein, Tapioca Starch, Kumara, Carrots, Vitamin and Minerals, Natural preservative (Buffered White Distilled Vinegar, Citric Acid, Mixed Tocopherols, Rosemary Extract), Celery powder, Salt, Carrageenan, Spinach.
Nutritional information
| Crude protein (minimum) | 17.00% |
|---|---|
| Crude fat (minimum) | 12.00% |
| Moisture (maximum) | 65.00% |
| Taurine (minimum) | 0.20% |
Calculated metabolisable energy
224.5 kcal/100 g2,245 kcal/kgFrom fridge to bowl
Serve it your way.
A complete meal, a fresh topper or a few bites as a treat.
More cat mealsCan I use it as a meal, topper or treat?
Use a recipe labelled complete and balanced for your pet’s species and life stage for full meals or planned mixed meals. For occasional toppers or treats, keep all extras together under 10% of daily calories. Reduce the other food rather than add extra calories. Use only a recipe your pet tolerates, and stop it if it repeatedly causes upset. See portions and mixed feeding.
Why does it need refrigeration?
QualityFresh is a fresh, moist meal. We gently steam-cook it and keep it chilled to maintain freshness. It needs refrigeration before and after opening, just like other perishable prepared foods. Follow your pack’s storage temperature, use-by date and once-opened instructions.
How much should I feed my pet?
Use the calorie information and feeding directions for the specific recipe and your pet’s species and life stage. Include treats and other foods in the daily total. Weigh portions where practical, monitor weight and body condition, and adjust with your veterinary team. The transition fractions refer to main-meal calories, not equal grams or scoops. How to calculate mixed portions.
