Alimento húmido para gatos Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets UR St/Ox Frango Saqueta 10 x 85 g, apoio veterinário das vias urinárias

Complete wet veterinary diet for adult cats Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets UR St/Ox Chicken in 10 pouches of 85 g. Formulated to support the urinary system and help manage urinary tract conditions. The recipe contains 9.5% protein, 4.5% fat, 0.6% crude fibre and 80.7% moisture. The product is preservative-free and contains no artificial colours. Packaged in a cardboard box for convenient storage and portioning.

Advantages

This wet cat food is a complete veterinary diet developed to support urinary system health in adult cats. It provides a moist, palatable recipe with moderate protein and fat content and a high moisture level to help maintain hydration. The formulation is free from preservatives and artificial colours, and comes in single-portion pouches for controlled feeding.

Suitable for

• Adult cats requiring urinary tract support
• Cats under veterinary dietary management for urinal health
• Cats that prefer wet food or need increased moisture intake
• Any cat breed

Key specifications

• Format: Wet food, pouches (10 × 85 g)
• Category: Veterinary diet for urinary support
• Main flavour: Chicken
• Typical composition: Moisture 80.7%, Protein 9.5%, Fat 4.5%, Crude fibre 0.6%, Crude ash 2.6%
• Age range: Adult cats
• Packaging: Cardboard outer box
• Preservatives: None added
• Artificial colours: None
• Dosage form: Solid/wet pâté in pouch

How to use

Feed according to the guidance provided by a veterinarian. Serve at room temperature and adjust portions to the cat's body condition, activity level and concurrent diet. Once opened, refrigerate unused portions and use within the timeframe recommended by the manufacturer or veterinarian. Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.

Recommendations

Use this product under veterinary supervision for cats with urinary tract conditions or as part of a prescribed dietary management plan. Monitor hydration and clinical signs and consult a veterinarian for long-term feeding instructions.