ADULT CHICKEN LARGE

Dry food for adult large breed cats with 76% animal protein from chicken, enriched with salmon oil and prebiotics to support digestion, urinary health, and reduce hairballs. Made in Belgium with premium quality ingredients.

Chicken: popular protein source with high acceptance.
Salmon oil: for skin and fur.
Prebiotics: from chicory for the intestinal flora.

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Dry food with chicken for adult large breed cats

Big cats, big protein needs: Chicken as the main source with 76% proteins of animal origin.

This formula combines high-quality chicken with salmon oil, prebiotics and a composition that takes digestion, urinary tract and hairballs into account - especially for large cats.

At a glance:

For adult large breed cats
76% proteins of animal origin
Chicken as the main source of protein
Hairball & urinary control
With salmon oil
Made in Belgium

CPRO FOOD stands for Belgian premium quality: high in protein, carefully put together and tailored to the special needs of cats.

Chicken: popular protein source with high acceptance.
Salmon oil: for skin and fur.
Prebiotics: from chicory for the intestinal flora.

Ingredients

Ingredients:
Chicken, rice, corn, chicken fat, hydrolyzed chicken protein, salmon oil, dried beet pulp, carob flour, dried chicory, brewer's yeast, cellulose, dried herbs. Proteins of animal origin: 76%

Analytical constituents:
Crude protein 32%, crude fat 16%, crude fiber 2.5%, crude ash 7%, moisture 9%

Additives:
Nutritional physiological additives per kg: vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin E, Taurin

Trace elements per kg: Iron, copper, zinc, manganese, iodine, selenium

Feeding Guidelines

Weight	Daily feeding amount
≤ 2 kg	25 – 35 g
2 – 3 kg	35 – 45 g
3 – 4 kg	45 – 55 g
4 – 5 kg	55 – 65 g
5 – 6 kg	65 – 75 g
6 – 7 kg	75 – 85 g

The amounts shown are for guidance only. Daily portions should be adjusted according to age, breed, activity level and health status. Fresh water should always be available. When changing food, transition gradually over approximately 5–7 days.