Hairball with Turkey
Dry Food
With turkey
With peas
NO added sugars, colourants or preservatives
-50% hairball vomiting
Favours hairball control
Does your cat tend to form hairballs? Cats, when groomed, ingest hair that can accumulate in their digestive tract and cause discomfort. Therefore, our veterinarian nutritionists develop a recipe adapted to their nutritional needs.
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-50% hairball vomiting
High-fibre content to help reduce hairball formation, favouring the excretion of hair with feces
Favours hairball control
Selection of vegetable fibres that favours hair excretion in the stools
High fiber
Blend of vegetal fibers that reduce hairball vomiting
Shiny coat and skin care
Omega-6, biotin and zinc
Excellent flavour
Selection of highly palatable ingredients
Developed by veterinarians of Ultima
Veterinarians nutritionists of Ultima
Turkey, barley, whole wheat and peas
Approximately 70% of defences are in the intestines and protect against attack from the outside.
Ultima's recipes with natural prebiotics help to maintain the balance of intestinal flora which benefits its natural defences.
Composition
Turkey (17%) (including bone, meat, skin),
whole wheat (15%),
dehydrated peas (12%),
maize protein,
dehydrated pork proteins,
whole barley (5%),
animal fat (poultry, pork),
dehydrated poultry proteins,
hydrolysed animal proteins (poultry, pork, fish),
powdercellulose (3.8%),
whole maize,
dehydrated beef proteins,
minerals,
pea fibre (0.8%).
Nutritional additives
Recommended daily allowances
| WEIGHT | ACTIVITY + | ACTIVITY ++ |
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in g |
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| 2-4 kg | 35-55 | 40-65 |
| 4-6 kg | 55-75 | 65-90 |
| 6-8 kg | 75-90 | 90-105 |