Hill's VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Dry Kitten Food Chicken 3kg
Hill's VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Dry Kitten Food Chicken 3kg
Hill's VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Dry Kitten Food Chicken 3kg
Hill's VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Dry Kitten Food Chicken 3kg

Hill's Pet Nutrition

Hill's VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Dry Kitten Food Chicken 3kg

Hill's VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Kitten Food Chicken is complete multi-benefit pet food for growing kittens until 12 months old and for pregnant or nursing cats. It provides a precise nutritional balance of energy, protein, vitamins and minerals + a unique prebiotic blend.

Kittens up to 1 year old and pregnant or nursing cats.

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" Kittens, as well as pregnant or lactating cats can usually be fed an unrestricted amount of food, but a guide to the daily amounts is provided. These amounts are a starting point as animals' needs vary. Adjust the feeding amount to maintain optimal body weight.

KITTENS
VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Kitten should be fed from weaning to maturity at 1 year old. This food can also be fed to neutered/sterilised kittens. Kittens can usually be fed an unrestricted amount of VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Kitten food, although the following feeding guide can be used as a starting point for 2-4 meals per day and the amount adjusted to achieve/maintain optimal body condition.

PREGNANCY
Pregnant cats can usually be fed an unrestricted amount of VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Kitten food, although the feeding guide can be used as a starting point and the amount adjusted to maintain optimal body condition.

Nursing
Lactating cats should be fed unrestricted amounts of VET ESSENTIALS MULTI-BENEFIT Kitten food (i.e. fed ad libitum) until weaning is completed."