Purina ONE, 750 g. Dry food for sterile cat, Salmon

After sterilization, the pet's hormonal background, metabolism and behavior change. Sterilized cats are prone to excess weight and urolithiasis, but properly selected food for adult pets can correct these features.

Dry cat food, developed by Purina experts taking into account the needs of animals after sterilization, supports a healthy metabolism and optimal weight of the pet.

• Cat food with a high protein content ensures the maintenance of muscle mass and optimal weight.
• The balance of minerals strengthens the health of the urinary system.
• Essential fatty acids Omega 3 and 6 support the immune system.
• Purina ONE dry food, thanks to the special texture of the granules, cleans teeth from bacterial plaque.
• Fiber and natural prebiotic chicory root have a beneficial effect on digestion.
• Purina ONE food for sterilized cats does not contain artificial colors, flavors and preservatives.
• High-quality salmon, beef or turkey - a source of protein and excellent taste

Ingredients:

salmon (15%), dried poultry protein, wheat (15%), soya flour, corn, corn gluten, wheat gluten, animal fat, dried beet pulp, dried chicory root, dried fish protein, minerals, fiber, preservatives, flavor additive (with the addition of 0.025% dried heat-inactivated mixture of Lactobacillus fermentum and Lactobacillus delbrueckii cultures), yeast, vitamins, antioxidants

Added substances:

IU/kg: vitamin A: 36,960; vitamin D3: 1,200; vitamin E: 460; mg/kg: vitamin C: 140; iron: 76; iodine: 1.9; copper: 11; manganese: 36; zinc: 120; selenium: 0.11

The history of Purina began in 1894, when William Danforth partnered with George Robinson and William Andrews to create a company focused on feeding farm animals. The company changed its name to Ralston Purina in 1902. Over the years, the company has introduced a number of innovations in pet food culture. The form of food that almost all animal food has today is connected to its name. In addition, the company paid attention to the needs of animals of all ages and were the first to include additional vitamins and proteins in food for puppies and kittens. Over the years, the company has supported various animal welfare organizations. In 2001, Ralston Purina was bought by Nestlé in order to care for animals and provide them with healthy and delicious food worldwide. The company continues to develop to this day. In 1984, Purina pioneered a process that made it possible to use real meat in food. The result was the launch of Purina Pro Plan, the first pet food brand to make pellets from real meat.