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Complete and balanced food for sterilized adult cats.
Monge Natural Superpremium Monoprotein * Sterilized cat Cod is a complete and balanced food for adult cats.
Specially formulated for your neutered adult cat thanks to its low fat and high protein content ** to help maintain ideal body weight and support muscle mass.
* Formulated with a single animal protein source (cod), enriched with Xylo-oligosaccharides (XOS), prebiotics that support intestinal well-being.
Refined ingredients, such as dog rose, with antioxidant effects to help neutralize free radicals, and yucca schidigera for intestinal odor control, are the result of Made in Italy research to support the quality of life of our cats.
Without added artificial colors and preservatives.
Dried cod (28%), wheat, maize gluten, maize, animal fat (99.5% purified chicken oil), hydrolyzed animal protein (liver), fish oil (salmon oil), pea fiber, substances minerals, yeast products (mannan oligo saccharides MOS 1%), xylo-oligosaccharide (XOS 0.3%), yucca schidigera (0.1%), products obtained from the transformation of herbs (dog rose 0.1%).
Pack of 1.5kg
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