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Hills Feline Adult Light Chicken

Hills Feline Adult Light Chicken Cat Food

Hills Feline Adult Light Chicken Dry Cat Food is a complete cat food designed for cats that require less calories, between the ages of 1 and 7 years old that are less active, neutured or prone to obesity.

HILLS FELINE ADULT LIGHT CHICKEN INGREDIENTS: Chicken (minimum Chicken 40 %; Minimum Chicken And Turkey Combined 55 %): Dehydrated Chicken And Turkey Protein Ground Rice Ground Maize Maize Gluten Meal Cellulose Soybean Mill Run Animal Fat Digest Potassium Chloride L-carnitine Supplement Calcium Sulphate Salt Taurine Vitamins And Trace Elements. Naturallypreserved With Mixed Tocopherols Citric Acid And Rosemary Extract.

HILLS FELINE ADULT LIGHT CHICKEN NUTRIENT ANALYSIS: Protein 31.0% Fat 8.2% Carbohydrate 39.2% Fibre 7.8% Moisture 9.0% Calcium 0.89% Phosphorous 0.65% Sodium 0.30% Potassium 0.64% Sodium 0.30% Potassium 0.64% Magnesium 0.07% Omega-3 Fattyacids 0.10% Omega-6 Fattyacids 1.96% Copper L-carnitine 470mg/kg Taurine 0.17% Zinc Vitamin A 10 000iu/kg Vitamin B Vitamin C 70mg/kg Vitamin D 510iu/kg Vitamin E 550mg/kg Beta-carotene 1.5mg/kg.

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