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Sheba Wet Cat Food - Tuna White Meat and Snapper in Gravy - 85 gms
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Made to entice even the fussiest eaters, felines will find this food irresistible. Add this to your pet's meal to keep him or her hydrated and to give your pet a nutritiously complete supper. Sealed in aluminium, it keeps the flavour intact.
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85 grams
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Suitable for adult cats
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Tuna White Meat and Snapper in Gravy
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Feed along with regular meal for complete nutrition
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Always have fresh water available for your pet
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Alter your pet's diet only on advice of a vet
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Check for possible allergens
Product description
Nothing says love like Sheba Deluxe Cat Food, containing perfect cuts of real chicken breast in succulent gravy. Your adult pet cat adores the taste of real meat and Sheba ensures your cat savours every bit of it through its range of premium cat food. This protein in gravy recipe also contains essential vitamins and minerals, so this premium palate for your cat delivers a mouth-watering feast, without compromising on the goodness. Treat your furry friend to the satisfying taste of Sheba wet cat food because believe it or not, Sheba is what your cat wants!
From the manufacturer
What Makes Sheba Gravy So Desirable?
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Appealing FlavourA medley of soft and delicate pieces in delicious gravy, Sheba is loved by cats. |
Premium NutritionThe thoughtful fish mixes ensure premium proteins and moisture in each recipe. |
Gourmet IngredientsWith fish as the ingredient, Sheba ensures a wholesome feast for cats. |
Responsibly SourcedSheba is committed to dutifully sourced seafood and only the finest raw ingredients. |
Why can’t I Feed Her What I Eat or Cook?
Cats are obligate carnivores and require high levels of protein and nutrients like taurine, which cannot be met by home-cooked diets.
What Not to Feed to your Cat?
Baby food or too much milk, onion garlic, raw eggs, chocolate, raw fish, chicken bones and uncooked meat.
Does My Cat Need Milk?
Cats do not need milk with their food as cats may often lose their ability to digest milk as they age, which can cause loose stools and digestive disturbances.
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