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James Wellbeloved Cat Senior Turkey

James Wellbeloved Cat Senior Turkey

Turkey and rice hypo-allergenic complete dry food for senior or overweight cats.

INGREDIENTS: White Rice (min 26%) Turkey Meat Meal (min 26%) Prairie Meal Turkey Fat Poultry Gravy Potato Protein (min 2.5%) Tomato Omega-3 Oil Supplement (min 0.5%) Chicory Extract Carrot Cranberry Extract (min 0.05%) Dl Methionine Lysine Hydrochloride Taurine Threonine Zinc Methionate Yucca Extract Rosemary Oil.

NUTRIENT ANALYSIS: Protein 29%, Oil 12%, Ash 7%, Fibre 3%.

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£12.49

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