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Royal Canin Maine Coon is a specially designed formula for Maine Coon cats over 15 months of age. Taurine & a selection of fatty acids have been included, these are perfect for maintaining heart & eye health which is a common risk factor for this large breed. Bone & joint health is also put as apriority, the extra weight these cats carry puts wear on the joints, to counteract this the supplementation of chondroitin & glucosamine is utilised to provide the building blocks for joint tissue.. * Fatty acids for a healthy skin & coat. * Helps support a healthy urinary system. * Specialised kibble shape & size. Analytical Constituents. Protein 31%, Fat content 20%, Crude ash7.3%, Crude fibres 5.1%, Per kg: Omega 3 fatty acids 9.7 g EPA & DHA 3.5 g.. Composition. Dehydrated poultry protein, rice, maize, animal fats, vegetable protein isolate*, maize gluten, vegetable fibres, hydrolysed animal proteins, beet pulp, minerals, soya oil, fish oil, psyllium husks and seeds, fructo-oligo-saccharides, hydrolysed yeast (source of manno-oligo-saccharides), borage oil, green tea extracts(source of polyphenols), hydrolysed crustaceans (source of glucosamine), marigold extract (source of lutein), hydrolysed cartilage(source of chondroitin).
Price: £117.99 from Back to the Pets
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Royal Canin Maine Coon is a specially designed formula for Maine Coon cats over 15 months of age. Taurine & a selection of fatty acids have been included, these are perfect for maintaining heart & eye health which is a common risk factor for this large...
Royal Canin Maine Coon is a specially designed formula for Maine Coon cats over 15 months of age. Taurine & a selection of fatty acids have been included, these are perfect for maintaining heart & eye health which is a common risk factor for this large...
Royal Canin Maine Coon Kitten food is specially formulated with all the nutritional needs of your kitten in mind. By introducing a nutritious diet from its early days, you're helping to support its long term health as it grows into adulthood. Although...
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