Nutripe Pure Gum & Grain-Free Ocean Fish & Green Tripe Formula Cat Canned Food 95g

Our ocean fish and green tripe formula is crafted as an alternative for cats requiring low fat diets, but struggling with inflammation or poor skin and coat. Featuring wild-caught hoki fish, a certified sustainable white fish meat raised in the clean oceans of unindustrialised New Zealand, our hoki fish is rich in omega-3 and protein and low in fat.

Key Features

• Urinary Tract Health: Our formula has been enhanced with cranberries to promote higher acidity level in your cat’s urine. Acidic urine in cats discourages crystal formation and lowers the risk of urinary tract infection. Kelp keeps the urinary tract healthy and free from harmful bacteria, while the New Zealand green-lipped mussels contain glycosaminoglycans, which protects the bladder lining.

• Immune system: Cranberries and kelp are natural antioxidants that help in fighting against cancer-causing free radicals, as well as aid in lessening inflammation and allergic reactions in your cat. Goat’s milk is rich in essential nutrients, such as vitamins (A, D, B1, B2 and B12), minerals (calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, zinc and iron), proteins and fatty acids, all of which strengthens the immune system and encourages cell growth.

• Eye & Heart Health: Taurine is a critical essential amino acid that is added to this formula in adequate amounts to help support healthy eye and heart function in cats. Unlike dogs and humans, cats are unable to synthesise taurine from other amino acids on their own, having to receive a daily intake from a protein-rich diet.

Recommended for All Life Stages

Crude Protein (min)	9.60%
Crude Fat (min)	1.80%
Crude Fiber (max)	1.00%
Moisture (max)	78.0%
Ash (max)	1.90%
Calcium (min)	0.22%
Phosphorus (min)	0.17%
Taurine (min)	0.12%

Calorie Content: 675.0 kcal/kg ME as-fed

Weight (kg)	For Cats and Kittens 6 months+ (g)
1.0 – 2.0	65 – 140
2.0 – 5.0	105 – 260
5.0 – 8.0	200 – 370

Kittens up to 3 months: 3x the amount.
3-6 months & Pregnant Cats: 2x the amount.
This is a guide only. The amount that you feed is dependent on cat size, breed, and level of activity. Pregnant or nursing cats should have free access to food.