Natural Balance 3oz Original Ultra WBH Kitten Can Cat Food 3oz

Original Ultra®Whole Body Health®Chicken, Salmon & Duck Kitten Formula Canned Cat Food
Original Ultra®Whole Body Health®Chicken, Salmon & Duck Kitten Formula Canned Cat Food nourishes your kitten complete well-being by taking an entire body approach. Created by our expert nutritionists, this gluten-free diet offers your growing kitten an optimal balance of premium proteins and key nutrients. This special blend is also accented with colostrum, a nutrient known to support a healthy immune function.
This formula addresses all the needs of your growing kitten so that you can start them on a healthy, balanced diet.

Aids with Strong Immune Function
With our proprietary blend of antioxidant nutrients. This blend is also accented with colostrum, a nutrient known to support a healthy immune function.

Supports Neural Development
Formulated with optimal levels of DHA & EPA from marine sources to support an active, healthy brain.

Strong, Healthy Bones & Teeth
Proper levels of calcium and phosphorus help strengthen growing bones and teeth.

Helps Support Growing Heart & Eyes
Added taurine for healthy heart and eye function.

Maintains Healthy Skin & Shiny Coat
Balanced Omega-6 and Omega-3 ratios support healthy skin and a luxurious coat.

Helps Maintain Digestive Health
Using a unique fiber layering system with multiple types of natural fiber from grain and vegetable sources.

Supports Muscle Development & Maintenance
With a blend of high-quality proteins including chicken, salmon & duck.

FEEDING AND MIXING GUIDE FOR KITTENS – 3 OZ CANS

• Kittens up to 20 weeks of age:Feed as much as your kitten will eat in 3–4 servings per day.
• Weeks 20–30:Feed about 2/3 can per lb of bodyweight per day.
• Weeks 30–52:Feed about 1/2 can per lb of bodyweight per day.
For reproduction, feed to ideal body condition, which may be up to 4 times the normal adult amount.
Feeding amounts are intended as guidelines only. The food intake should be adjusted according to age, weight and activity of your cat. Keep fresh water available. See your veterinarian regularly.