Bella & Duke Lamb & Duck 250g

Bella & Dukes Lamb and Duck complete recipe contains 100% natural ingredients and is free from grains and artificial colours or preservatives. This food has plenty of lamb heart included which means that it contains the essential amino acid, Taurine. Taurine is critical when it comes to supporting heart health, digestion and your cat’s eyesight.
This recipe comes with Herring oil from sustainable fisheries and a healthy Olive Oil blend, both of which are healthy fats that are beneficial for aiding skin and coat health in cats.

This food is suitable for all life stages and is a Low Bone option.

Lamb 65% (lamb heart 33%, lamb tripe 20%, lamb kidney 6%, lamb liver 6%), duck 33% (duck meat 30%, duck bone 3%), yeast extract, pure olive oil, herring oil

ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS: Crude Protein 16%, Crude Fat 9.9%, Crude Ash 1.97%, Crude Fibre 0.00%, Moisture 71.3%.

250g

This product is frozen and should be stored in the freezer until ready to use. When you would like to use it, it should be defrosted in the fridge overnight. Once defrosted it will keep in the fridge for 3- 4 days.

It is safe to let the product slightly defrost enough to be able to divide into smaller portions. Then the remainder can be stored in the freezer to refreeze.

This is a raw meat product and is designed to be used as a pet food only, not suitable for human consumption. Keep apart from other food. Wash hands, surfaces, tools and utensils after handling this product.

Healthy adult cats already at their ideal body weight who exhibit normal amounts of exercise and activity should be fed between 2% - 3% of their current body weight daily.

• 4 kg Cat | 2.5% = 100g per day

• 4.5 kg Cat | 2.5%= 112.5g per day

• 5 kg Cat | 2.5% = 125g per day

For kittens, pregnant or lactating queens, change the percentage amount to 5% - 6% of their current weight.

**Please note: These amounts are total DAILY amounts that should be divided into at least two meals throughout the day.**

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