Master Cat

Master Cat Meat in Jelly Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack
Master Cat Meat in Jelly Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack
MASTER CAT

Master Cat Meat in Jelly Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack

All life stagesWet cat food

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Master Cat Veal Meat in Sauce Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack
Master Cat Veal Meat in Sauce Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack
MASTER CAT

Master Cat Veal Meat in Sauce Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack

Veal in saucePouch format

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Master Cat Rabbit Meat in Sauce Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack
Master Cat Rabbit Meat in Sauce Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack
MASTER CAT

Master Cat Rabbit Meat in Sauce Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack

Rabbit in saucePouch format

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Master Cat Poultry Meat in Jelly Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack
Master Cat Poultry Meat in Jelly Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack
MASTER CAT

Master Cat Poultry Meat in Jelly Wet Cat Food 80g 6-Pack

Poultry in jellyPouch format

BHD2.090

Master Cat wet food comes in 80 g portions sold in 6-packs, in four recipes: meat in jelly, poultry in jelly, veal in sauce and rabbit in sauce. Single portions make it easy to serve fresh food at each meal and to rotate textures and proteins for cats who enjoy variety.

Feeding wet food

Jelly and sauce recipes differ mainly in texture, so let your cat's preference guide you. Wet food adds moisture to the diet, which is helpful for cats that drink little. Check the label to see whether the recipe is a complete or complementary food and follow the feeding guide for your cat's weight; if you also give dry food, reduce both portions. Serve at room temperature, cover and refrigerate any leftovers, and use them within the time on the pack. Introduce new recipes gradually, and ask your vet about special diets.

Frequently asked questions

Jelly or sauce: which should I choose?

Both are wet foods; the difference is texture. Some cats prefer jelly, others gravy-style sauce, so try both.

How many portions does my cat need?

It depends on weight, age and activity. Follow the feeding guide on the pack and adjust if you also feed dry food.

Is Master Cat suitable for kittens?

Check the life stage on the label. Kittens need food made for growth, so ask your vet if unsure.

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