Nutrience SubZero Duck & Pear limited ingredient cat food is specially formulated for cats and kittens with food sensitivities and fussy eaters who love simplicity. This top - notch kibble features fresh Canadian - sourced duck from Brome Lake, Quebec, and pears. The use of high - quality duck ensures your cat gets the best protein from a reliable source. The addition of pears not only makes the food tastier but also adds high - fiber nutrition, which is great for your cat's digestion. This balanced meal is sure to be a hit with your pet. This formula is a great choice for pet owners looking for a diet that's easy to digest and reduces the risk of food allergies. It combines kibble with freeze - dried raw bits and is enriched with prebiotics, probiotics, omega - 3 and omega - 6 fatty acids. These ingredients support a healthy gut, skin, and coat. To boost your cat's immune system, essential vitamins and minerals are added, providing extra protection against common illnesses. Moreover, taurine in the recipe is vital for heart and eye health. This cat food is free of wheat, soy, corn, dairy, egg, and chicken and is proudly made in British Columbia, Canada. Ideal for cats with food sensitivities, it's high - protein kibble made with real, high - quality ingredients, no artificial flavors or colors. Available in 1.8 kg and 4.5 kg sizes, it's suitable for kittens, adult, and senior cats, as well as those with food allergies, intolerances, or digestive issues.
Using this cat food is easy. Just serve the recommended amount according to your cat's age, weight, and activity level. You can find the feeding guidelines on the package. For kittens, they may need smaller, more frequent meals. When introducing this new food to your cat, do it gradually over 7 - 10 days. Start by mixing a small amount of the new food with your cat's old food and gradually increase the proportion of the new food. Store the cat food in a cool, dry place and keep the bag tightly sealed to maintain freshness. If you notice any changes in your cat's behavior, appetite, or health after starting this food, consult your veterinarian.
