PRO PLAN KITTEN HEALTHY START DRY CAT FOOD WITH CHICKEN, 400 G

PRO PLAN KITTEN HEALTHY START DRY CAT FOOD WITH CHICKEN, 400 g
Give your kitten a nurturing beginning with PRO PLAN Kitten Healthy Start Dry Cat Food with Chicken. This thoughtfully crafted formula features real chicken as the first ingredient and is enriched with a unique Healthy Start blend—including colostrum, DHA, and essential vitamins—to support your kitten’s natural defenses, brain and vision development, and healthy growth during the first year of life. Suitable for kittens from approximately 6 weeks to 12 months, and also appropriate for pregnant and nursing queens.

Key Benefits

Real chicken as the number one ingredient for high-quality protein and palatability
Colostrum to help support the kitten’s immune response and gut health
DHA to support healthy vision and brain development
High protein levels and balanced minerals to promote healthy growth of bones and muscles
Complete and balanced nutrition tailored for kittens up to 12 months
No added artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives

Composition

Chicken (approximately 20%)
Dehydrated poultry protein
Rice
Wheat gluten (or corn gluten meal depending on region)
Animal fats
Corn (or maize) and corn protein meal
Pea protein or similar plant protein concentrate
Corn starch
Dried egg
Fish oil
Colostrum (approximately 0.10%)
Vitamins and minerals including vitamins C and D, vitamin A, vitamin E, taurine, and trace minerals

Directions for Use

Dry kibble to be fed as is or moistened to ease the transition from weaning
Feed to kittens from around 6 weeks up to 12 months of age; also suitable for pregnant or nursing queens
Ensure fresh water is available at all times
Adjust feeding amounts based on your kitten’s age, activity level, and body condition; consult a qualified veterinarian for guidance

Pack Size

400 g bag (also available in larger sizes such as 1.5 kg and 10 kg)

Note

This formula is designed to support early development and immunity in kittens. Always monitor your kitten’s growth and condition, and seek veterinary advice for tailored feeding recommendations.