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Cat  Go Cat Cat Food  Go-cat Complete Kitten Chicken; Carrots And Calcium 375g |
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Go-cat Complete Kitten Chicken; Carrots And Calcium 375g
When you bring a kitten home, you welcome a new member of the family. A growing, learning kitten has specific nutritional requirements. Readon and find out. Here are the three stages your kitten progresses throughwhen changing from milk to solid food.
Zero to four weeks old
From birth to around six weeks, kittens are best fed on their mother's milk. As with human babies, these first feeds ensure kittens get all the maternal antibodies that help them fight illnesses and infections.
From four to six weeks
After four to six weeks, your kitten will progress from mother's milk onto solid food through a transition called 'weaning'. Here are some top tips to help you wean:
Mix your kitten's food with tepid water to make a gruel that can then besmeared around the mouth. The kitten's natural reaction is to lick it off, which starts weaning. Warm the food to body temperature so it gives off an aroma. For kittens,warm food is reminiscent of the warmth of mother's milk Wean your kitten at first onto food that's mashed into gruel or verysmall chunks, which are easy for your kitten to grasp Soak dry food in boiling water until soft. While it soaks, let it cool to body temperature. Then pop it into your kitten's mouth by hand
From six weeks to 12 months
After the weaning period, and until 12 months, your kitten's growth ismuch faster than at any other stage and requires highly nutritious, energy-rich foods. For this next stage
Go-Cat Kitten. Three things a growing cat needs: For the development of strong bones and teeth, your growing cat needs high amounts of calcium. Go-Cat Kitten is designed to ensure your kitten gets the amount of calcium he or she needs with three tasty nuggets, one of which contains milk. For good muscle development, your kitten or growing cat needs protein.Go-Cat Kitten contains 25% more protein than an adult product, ensuring your growing cat gets the level of proteins he or she needs. For optimal development of all key bodily functions, your kitten or growing cat needs vitamins, minerals and omega oils. Go-Cat Kitten is vitamin-enriched, plus has natural omega oils for a shiny, healthy coat. With Chicken, Carrots, Milk, Calcium and Minerals
Cereals, Meat and animal derivatives (min 4% Chicken in Chicken pellet), Vegetable protein extracts, Oils and fats (min 1% vegetable oil), Derivatives of vegetable origin, Minerals (min 4% Minerals in Milk & Mineral pellets), Yeast, Various sugars, Vegetables (min 4% Carrot in Carrot pellet), Milk and milk derivatives (min 4% Milk in Milk andMineral pellets). Contains EEC permitted antioxidants, colourants and preservatives. Protein 35.0%, Oil 12.0%, Ash 9.0%, Fibre 2.5%.
A 11,500IU B1 11mg D3 1200IU E 95mg Taurine 1300mg Calcium 1.4% Phosphorus 1.3% Potassium 0.6% Magnesium 0.11% Methionine 0.6% Copper (as copper sulphate) 30mg/kg Iron (as iron sulphate) 65mg/kg
Animal weight Grams per day Kitten 6 to 10 Weeks 30 to 90 Kitten 2 to 5 Months 50 to 120 Kitten 6 to 12 Months 60 to 120 Pregnant Cat Up to 130 Lactating Cat Up to 400 |
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