Purina Pro Plan Cat Kitten Healthy Start Rich in Chicken

At Purina® PRO PLAN® our team of nutritionists and expert veterinarians apply leading-edge science to develop our most advanced and effective combinations of nutrients for your pet.

These recipes help provide targeted benefits, such as high digestibility and high nutrient absorption to support your pet’s natural defences and long term health.

The number 1 ingredient is always high quality pieces of chicken, lamb, salmon, beef, turkey, duck and cod, frozen to lock-in key nutrients and perfectly cooked for delicious taste.

• Complete pet food for kittens, rich in chicken. Also recommended for pregnant and nursing queens.  
• Helps increase kittens' immune responses up to 50% more
• Contains DHA for healthy brain and vision development  
• Helps support healthy growth of bones and muscles thanks to high protein levels and balanced minerals  
• Chicken n°1 ingredient  
• Science Based Nutrition developed with Purina veterinarians  
• Formulated with colostrum to help support kittens' immune responses up to 50% more
• No added colourants or flavourings
• Designed to be recyclable

Ingredients:

• High quality chicken (20%) (including back and chest)
• Dried poultry protein
• Rice
• Wheat gluten
• Animal fats
• Corn
• Corn protein meal
• Pea protein
• Corn starch
• Dried egg
• Minerals
• Digest
• Yeasts
• Fish oil
• Colostrum (0.10%)

Calories:

• 4255 kcal/kg

Nutrition & Analytical Constituents:

• Protein: 40%
• Fat: 20%
• Crude ash: 7.5%
• Crude fibre: 1%
• DHA: 0.05%

Nutritional additives

IU/kg:

• Vit A: 36 500;
• Vit D3: 1200;
• Vit E: 670.
  

mg/kg:

• Vit C: 140;
• Iron (II) sulphate monohydrate: (Fe: 160);
• Calcium iodate anhydrous: (I: 2.5);
• Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate: (Cu: 17);
• Manganous sulphate monohydrate: (Mn: 60);
• Zinc sulphate monohydrate: (Zn: 150);
• Sodium selenite: (Se: 0.18).

Recommended daily amount (g/day):

PRO PLAN® Kitten should be introduced at 3-4 weeks of age. A little water can be added initially if needed to make eating easier. Increase the quantity of food offered as the kitten grows.

For pregnant or lactating cats, feed as much as needed and a minimum of 70g/day or 100 g/day respectively. Consult your veterinarian.

Each kitten is different; depending on activity level and body condition, food amounts and/or time allowed to eat may need to be adjusted.

Clean, fresh drinking water should always be available.