Leo’s kitten food with chicken and turkey
Leo’s chunks: complete pet food formulated according to the age and physiological condition of the animal. Developed to provide a specific nutrition with the A-D3-E vitamins addition. Oven cooked chunkies in tasty gravy, ready to eat!
COMPOSITION:
LEO’S complete KITTEN food with CHICKEN and TURKEY: Meat and animal derivatives (chicken 10% and turkey 10%), cereals, eggs and egg derivatives, derivatives of vegetable origin, minerals.

ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS:
Crude protein 8%, crude fibre 1%, crude fat 6,5%, crude ash 3%. Moisture 80%.
ADDITIVES (PER KG):
NUTRITIONAL ADDITIVES: Vitamin A (Retinyl Acetate) 1200 IU, Vitamin D3 160 IU, Vitamin E (all-rac-alpha-tocopherylacetate) 5 mg.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:
Daily ration for kitten of 5 months: 250 g, can be divided in 3 meals. Adapt the quantity according to the size,
activity, and lifestyle of the animal. To be served at room temperature. Make sure that fresh, clean water is
always available. When this product replaces another type, it is advisable to introduce it gradually over a period
of at least 1 week. Store in a cool, dry place. After opening, store in a fridge and use within 2 days. Do not open
the can if it is swollen.
Leo’s kitten food with chicken and turkey
Kitten food with chicken and turkey offers a balanced and nutritious diet specially formulated to meet the unique needs of growing kittens. Here are some features and specifications to look for:
- High-Quality Protein Sources: Both chicken and turkey are rich in protein, essential for healthy growth and development in kittens. Look for kitten foods where chicken and turkey are listed as primary ingredients.
- Nutritional Balance: Ensure that the kitten food provides a balanced diet according to AAFCO (Association of American Feed Control Officials) or equivalent standards for growth and development. This includes essential nutrients like protein, fat, vitamins, and minerals necessary for healthy kitten growth.
- Optimal Protein Content: Kitten food should contain a higher protein content compared to adult cat food to support the rapid growth and development of muscles and tissues. Look for kitten foods with around 30-40% protein content on a dry matter basis.
- DHA for Brain and Vision Development: DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) is an omega-3 fatty acid crucial for brain and vision development in kittens. Look for kitten foods fortified with DHA, often sourced from fish oil.
- Grain-Free Formulas: Some kitten foods are formulated without grains, which may be suitable for kittens with grain sensitivities or allergies. However, grains can also provide beneficial nutrients, so this depends on your kitten’s individual needs.
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