Comida húmida para gatos INABA Cat Churu Tidbits atum e salmão 3×12 g saquetas

INABA Cat Churu Tidbits Tuna & Salmon 3×12 g pouch are wet cat treats in single‑serve 12 g sachets packaged as a set of three. Each pouch contains a smooth, lickable puree made from tuna and salmon flavors designed to act as a snack, food topper or training reward. The formulation supplies moisture and palatable protein to support hydration and encourage food intake in cats with selective appetites.

Advantages

These wet treats are portioned in small, hygienic pouches that preserve freshness and make serving simple. The tuna and salmon flavor combination offers variety while the soft, puree texture is suitable for hand‑feeding or mixing with kibble. The product provides extra moisture without adding large volumes of calories, and its single‑serve presentation reduces waste and keeps feeding portions controlled.

Suitable for

• Rewarding during training or positive reinforcement
• Encouraging eating in picky or reduced‑appetite cats
• Adding moisture and flavor as a food topper for dry food
• Hand‑feeding to strengthen bonding or assist with medicating

Key specifications

• Format: wet cat treat in single‑serve 12 g pouch
• Pack size: set of three pouches (3×12 g)
• Flavors: tuna and salmon
• Texture: smooth, lickable puree
• Primary use: snack, topper, or training reward

How to use

Open a 12 g pouch and offer directly from the pouch, or squeeze the puree onto a plate or into dry food to act as a topper. Use small amounts as a training reward or to encourage a cat to eat; the single‑serve format allows precise portion control. Monitor the cat while feeding and discard any unused portion after a short period if left exposed. Store unopened pouches as indicated on the package and follow any storage guidance to maintain freshness.

Recommendations

Use the INABA Cat Churu Tidbits Tuna & Salmon as an occasional treat or supplement to regular feeding. Adjust the amount of daily treats to account for the cat’s total caloric intake, and consult a veterinarian if the cat has dietary restrictions, food sensitivities, or health conditions that require special nutrition.