Calibra Verve Grain Free Sterilised Herring Cat Food - 3.5kg

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Calibra Verve Grain Free Sterilised Herring is a premium, grain-free dry food specifically designed for spayed and neutered cats who require weight management and urinary health support. By utilizing fresh herring, mackerel, and salmon, it provides high-quality animal protein that caters to a cat's carnivorous nature; however, owners should note that because it is a grain-free, high-protein formula, it may require a gradual transition period to ensure digestive comfort.
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This formula is specifically balanced for adult sterilised cats. Consult your veterinarian for appropriate kitten-specific nutrition.
It is calorically balanced to prevent weight gain and includes specific ingredients to support the urinary system.
No, it is a completely grain-free formula.
It is a proprietary blend of green-lipped mussel for joint support, lingonberry leaves for urinary health, and dried kelp for overall vitality.
No, the product is free from artificial colours, preservatives, and GMOs.
Please refer to the feeding table on the back of the 3.5kg bag, as portions vary based on the cat's weight and activity level.
Mix in a small amount of warm water or a pet-safe fish broth to increase the aroma, and ensure you are using a slow, gradual transition period.
This is often normal during a diet switch; slow down the transition schedule and increase the ratio of the previous food for a few extra days.
To transition your cat to Calibra Verve, mix the new food with their previous diet over a period of 7 to 10 days, gradually increasing the amount of Calibra while decreasing the old food. Always ensure your cat has constant access to fresh, clean water, which is essential when feeding dry kibble to sterilised cats to support urinary health. Store the bag in a cool, dry place and keep the seal tight to preserve the freshness and aroma of the fish-based ingredients. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight or humid environments to prevent the kibble from losing its nutritional integrity.