Product description Cats with a tendency to overweight - whether sterilized, less active or older - need a targeted, easily digestible diet. Nature's Protection wet food with chicken, salmon & tuna has been specially formulated to help adult cats control weight without compromising on taste or nutritional value. The combination of lean chicken, omega-rich salmon and tuna provides high-quality proteins, low fat and essential amino acids to support muscle mass, skin health and overall vitality. Cranberry extract and vitamin D3, E, B12 also promote urinary tract health and the immune system. This wet cat food without sugar and cereals is ideal for nutrition-sensitive cats. The formula is free from wheat, soy, sugar and artificial preservatives - hypoallergenic and well tolerated. The moist consistency in sauce makes the food particularly tasty and promotes fluid absorption - ideal for cats who drink little. Whether as a daily main meal or as a topper to dry food, this wet cat food provides functionality, taste and balance for a healthy cat life. Wet food for cats cat wet food cat food wet sauce kitten wet food cats wet food cat food wet without sugar and cereals chicken salmon tuna weight reduction grain-free topper Indications Adult Cats Weight Control Ingredients Meat and meat by-products 32% (26% chicken), fish and fish by-products (4% salmon, 4% tuna), minerals, vegetable by-products, various sugars. Additives/1 kg: nutritional additives: vit. D (3a671)* - 300 IU, Vit. E (3a700) - 100 mg, iron (II) sulphate monohydrate (3b103) - 2 mg, calcium iodate anhydrous (3b202) - 0.7 mg, copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate (3b405) - 2 mg, manganese sulphate phate monohydrate (3b405) bb503) - 2 mg, zinc oxide (3b603) - 10 mg, biotin (3a880) - 100 μg, taurine (3a370) - 1000 mg *Concomitant use with vitamin D₂ is not permitted. Analytical ingredients: crude protein - 9.50%, crude fibre - 1%, crude fat - 5%, crude ash - 2.30%, moisture - 82% Directions Serve at room temperature. Clean, fresh water should be available at all times. Diet changes should be made gradually over a period of about five days.