Why is Grau’s kitten wet food the best for your cat?

The chicken and veal duo is easy to digest and rich in vitamins. Chicken is particularly digestible and a lean source of protein with an extra portion of B vitamins. Veal also provides a lot of protein and provides your cat with important vitamins and trace elements such as zinc and B vitamins.

Chicken is an easily digestible and lean source of protein and gently provides your four-legged friend with the energy for all your adventures. It is therefore a good choice for sensitive cats.

Veal provides a lot of protein and is easy to digest. It also contains many important trace elements, such as zinc and B vitamins.

Good to know:

Fresh meat and offal are the most important ingredients in Grau cans. This is also part of a cat’s natural diet. Grau consciously avoid chemical additives to change the appearance or consistency of the food. However, it can happen that during the manufacturing process, just like when cooking on the stove at home, liquid or fat comes out of the meat, which would appear as jelly or visible pieces of fat when it cools down. As natural components of the ingredients, these parts also contain valuable nutrients and should be fed.

40% chicken (chicken hearts, chicken meat, chicken liver, chicken stomachs, chicken necks, chicken fat), 31% broth, 28% veal (veal hearts, calf lungs), 1% minerals

Analytical components: Crude protein 10.5%, fat content 7%, crude ash 2.6%, crude fiber 0.5%, moisture 78%, calcium 0.29%, phosphorus 0.25%

Nutritional additives/kg: Vitamin D3 200 IU, zinc (zinc sulfate, monohydrate) 25 mg, manganese (manganese (II) sulfate, monohydrate) 1.4 mg, iodine (calcium iodate, anhydrous) 0.75 mg, taurine 1500 mg

Cats 2 to 3 kg: 150 to 200g per day

Cats 3 to 5 kg: 200 to 280g per day

Cats 5 to 7 kg: 280 to 350g per day