Whiskas 1+ Adult Jelly Pouch

• 100% high-quality ingredients and is formulated to provide 100% of your 1+ cat’s daily needs.
• High-quality protein to support strong muscles.
• Formulated with Vitamin C to help support natural defenses.
• Containing zinc, essential for healthy skin & coat.

Ingredients

Meat and Animal Derivatives (35%, including 4% Chicken in the Chunk), Cereals, Minerals, Derivatives of Vegetable Origin, and Various Sugars, Chunk typically 40% of the product.

Feeding Guidelines of Whiskas Adult Jelly Pouch

24hr Daily Feeding Recommendation

1 pouch of WHISKAS wet food can be replaced by 16g of WHISKAS dry food.

62kcal = 85g

Account for calories coming from treats. Feeding amounts are intended as guidelines only.

Adjust the amount of food according to the age, size & activity level of your cat. Divide into portions throughout the day.

Fresh water should always be available.

Serve wet food at room temperature, surplus food can be chilled for up to 2 days.

Diet Transition

To change your cat’s food, we recommend a gradual transition to help avoid stomach upsets. Generally, this takes around 7 days, but it is always a good idea to monitor your cat to check that the transition is going well.
However, to start the transition, introduce the new food as a low proportion of their old – we would recommend a 25% new food to 75% old food ratio – and gradually increase the new-to-old food ratio over ~7 days, until your cat has completely transitioned to the new food. Ensure to monitor your cat’s behavior and food consumption over this period.

Furthermore, we would recommend a 25% new food to 75% old food ratio for the first few days, and if all the signs are good, moving to 50%/50% after ~4 days, and 75%/25% after ~6 days. Finally, move to 100% of new food after 7 or 8 days if your cat continues to respond well and tolerate the new food.

In addition, we would recommend keeping your regular feeding routine, mealtimes, and eating areas the same while you are transitioning your cat to its new food. Please talk with your veterinarian if you have any concerns about your cat over this transition.