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FRISKIES

PURINA FRISKIES Kitten Kitten Discoveries Dry Kitten Food 1kg

Unlock a magical world of discovery for your kitten with every mouthful of FRISKIES®.
Item No. 12306818
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Item No. 12306818
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Unlock a magical world of discovery for your kitten with every mouthful of FRISKIES®.
  • Protein rich to aid in the development of strong, lean muscles
  • Antioxidants to help support a healthy immune system
  • Calcium and vitamin D to aid in the development of strong bones and teeth
  • Essential fatty acids with omega 3 & 6 for a healthy skin & coat
  • Vitamin A & taurine to help support clear, healthy vision
  • Kitten sized kibble for smaller mouths
Wholegrain cereals and/or cereal by-products and/or vegetable by-products; Meat and meat by-products (poultry and/or beef and/or fish and/or lamb and/or pork) and/or poultry by-product; Vitamins, Minerals & Amino acids; Food colours; flavours.
Crude Protein 34%
Crude Fat 12%
Crube Fibre (max) 3%
Omega 6 Fatty Acids 1%
Metabolisable Energy (ME) 3550kcal/kg (typical)
DHA (min) 0%

 

 

The quantity below represents the amount to feed a cat daily. The quantity may vary based on size, age, breed and activity level.

 

Age of Cat (months) Amount to Feed (grams/day)
1-3 45 - 75g
3-6 75 - 85g
6-12 85g

 

1 cup (250ml) is approximately 110g.

 

AFTER EXPLORING AND PLAYING IT IS TIME TO REFUEL.

Kittens should be fed in 2-3 meals or ad libitum. From ages 1-3 months PURINA FRISKIES Kitten Discoveries may be moistened with water. Gradually increase the amount fed up to the age of 6
months.

 

Feeding guidelines are averages and your cat's needs may differ. Feeding should be adjusted as necessary to maintain an ideal body condition.  Keep in mind, pregnant and nursing cats may require 2 - 4 times their normal daily feeding amount.

This bag PURINA FRISKIES Kitten Kitten Discoveries Dry Kitten Food has a Redcycle logo, but unfortunately can no longer be dropped off at store. Please check with your local council if they are accepting soft plastic.