Farmina Matisse Premium Dry Kitten Food - (1 - 12 months)

Matisse Premium Dry Food for Kittens is a complete and balanced diet designed to support your kitten's growth and development. With a high protein content and essential nutrients, this premium dry cat food provides everything your kitten needs to grow strong and healthy. It is also suitable for lactating mother cats, offering the extra nutrition they require.

### Key Features:

- **Rich in Taurine:** This essential amino acid supports heart health and vision in kittens.
- **Highly Digestible:** Made with high-quality ingredients that are easy for kittens to digest.
- **Cruelty-Free Research:** Developed without animal testing, ensuring a humane approach.
- **Ideal for Kittens:** Suitable for kittens up to 12 months of age, providing balanced nutrition for growth.
- **Suitable for Lactating Mothers:** Formulated to meet the nutritional needs of mother cats who are nursing.
- **Feeding Recommendations:** Always provide fresh water and follow recommended portion sizes.

### Composition:
This premium kitten food contains dehydrated chicken protein (36%), rice (20%), chicken fat, corn, dehydrated fish protein (6%), corn gluten, dried eggs (4%), and other essential ingredients to provide a balanced diet.

### Nutritional Additives Per Kilogram:
- **Vitamins:** Vitamin A (18,000 IU), Vitamin D3 (1,800 IU), Vitamin E (180 mg), and others.
- **Minerals:** Zinc, Manganese, Iron, Copper, Iodine, Selenium, among others.
- **Taurine:** 2,900 mg/kg.

### Analytical Compounds:
- **Crude Protein:** 36.00%
- **Crude Fat:** 14.00%
- **Crude Fibers:** 0.90%
- **Calcium:** 1.25%
- **Phosphorus:** 1.00%
- **Magnesium:** 0.09%

### Energy Value:
- **Calories:** 3,703 Kcal/kg (15.49 MJ/kg).

### Tip:
For young kittens, you can soften the dry food with a little warm water to make it easier for them to eat.

### Final Note:
Matisse Premium Dry Food for Kittens provides the balanced nutrition that young cats need for optimal growth. Ensure your kitten has fresh water at all times, and consult with a veterinarian before altering their diet.