Dechra's Specific FXW-P Wet Cat Food is a complete wet food, which can either be fed as the main food or mixed with dry kibble for a tasty treat.

Contains high levels of omega-3 from fish and moderate energy, to help your cat maintain an ideal bodyweight.

Key Benefits: 

• Contains high levels of omega-3 from fish oils for a healthy coat, skin and joints
• Made using highly digestible ingredients
• Excellent taste to encourage even the fussiest of cats
• A moderate calorie content to help your cat maintain an ideal bodyweight, even with indoor and neutered cats
• Increased protein and low levels of carbohydrate mean it is also suitable for cats with diabetes

For adult cats aged under 8 years.

Ingredients

Chicken, pork, fish, egg white powder, maize starch, minerals, methionine, cellulose powder, fructo-oligo-saccharides, yeast, vitamins and trace elements (including chelated trace elements), psyllium husk, taurine, rosemary extract. With natural antioxidants (tocopherols and vitamin C). Contains no added artificial colour or flavourings.

Recommended For

Daily diet for healthy adult cats (< 8 years). Diabetes mellitus. Idiopathic cystitis.

Not Recommended For

For kittens and pregnant or lactating queens SPECIFIC™ FPD/FPW Kitten is preferable.

A complete, balanced diet with high quality and highly digestible ingredients which meet the nutrient requirement of adult cats. The diet has a moderate energy content which helps to maintain the cat’s ideal body weight.The diet is therefore also perfectly suited for neutered and indoor cats.

EPA and DHA are both omega-3 fatty acids with a beneficial effect on the maintenance of a healthy skin, coat and joints.

In cats, amino acids rather than glucose trigger the insulin release and excess intake of carbohydrate is often not well tolerated. Therefore the increased level of protein and the low content of carbohydrates make the diet suitable for cats with diabetes mellitus.

High quality and highly digestible ingredients ensure an optimal uptake of nutrients from the diet, whilst reducing faecal output.