Applaws Wet Cat Food Adult Tuna Fillet With Crab Tin

Applaws Wet Cat Food Tuna Fillet with Crab – Tinned Applaws has been creating natural cat and dog food for 10 years and truly believes that making pet food matters. Each recipe contains simply wholesome goodness from the high quality, ethically sourced ingredients within. Applaws wet foods for cats are made using premium quality, human grade meat proteins with limited extra ingredients to create a pure, natural and nutritious complementary food for your cat. The limited number of ingredients ensure your cat gets all the nutrition they need, with no unnecessary additives. Applaws complementary foods are designed to be served alongside a complete and balanced dry food to offer variety and a nutritional boost. Complementary feeding also helps to boost water intake for better hydration which supports kidney and urinary tract health. This high quality natural food for cats contains succulent pieces of tuna & crab served in a rich broth with rice. Fish is an excellent source of lean protein and a natural source of omega 3 fatty acids which support skin, coat and joint health. Seaweed provides a rich source of minerals including iron, iodine and potassium. Features & Benefits: Natural tuna & crab in a rich broth with rice Tuna is the #1 ingredient Limited ingredient food – only 4 ingredients Ethically sourced, high quality, human grade meat proteins No artificial flavours, preservatives or colours No unnecessary or hidden additives Feeding Guide: Suitable for adult cats from 12 months of age Suitable for complementary feeding. Please, feed alongside a complete and balanced diet. Not recommended as a sole diet for growing kittens or lactating females. Serve alone or mix with dry food for a delectable texture – it’s a great way to add moisture to your cat’s diet. Looking for something different? Shop All Applaws Products for Cats Want to know more about pet food ingredients? Check out our Pet Food Ingredients Explainer For more information about the benefits of feeding wet food, read our veterinary-written article Wet cat food vs dry cat food