Comida seca para gatos Optimanova Adult salmón y arroz 2 kg — gatos adultos, receta de salmón, arroz

Optimanova Adult Salmon & Rice 2 kg is a complete dry cat food formulated to meet the nutritional needs of adult cats. The recipe uses salmon as the primary protein source and rice as a digestible carbohydrate, providing balanced daily nutrition for maintenance feeding of indoor and outdoor adult cats. The formulation supports healthy skin and coat and promotes easy digestion through selected ingredients suited to adult feline metabolism.

Advantages

The salmon-first recipe supplies high-quality animal protein and essential omega fatty acids important for skin and coat condition. Rice offers a gentle, easily digestible source of carbohydrates that helps maintain intestinal tolerance. The complete nutritional profile includes vitamins and minerals to support daily maintenance requirements for adult cats, with a kibble size appropriate for adult dentition.

Suitable for

• Adult cats requiring complete daily maintenance nutrition
• Cats with moderate activity levels, both indoor and outdoor
• Cats needing a salmon-based protein source
• Cats that tolerate cereal-based carbohydrates such as rice

Key specifications

• Net weight: 2 kg
• Main protein source: salmon
• Main carbohydrate source: rice
• Product form: dry kibble
• Intended life stage: adult

How to use

Offer Optimanova Adult Salmon & Rice as the sole dry food or combined with compatible wet food according to your cat’s energy needs. Adjust daily portions based on the cat’s weight, age, activity level and body condition; check feeding guidelines on the package and divide the total daily amount into two or more meals. Provide fresh drinking water at all times. When introducing this food, transition gradually over 7–10 days by mixing increasing amounts of Optimanova with the previous diet to reduce the risk of digestive upset.

Recommendations

Store the product in a cool, dry place in its original packaging or an airtight container to preserve freshness. Monitor your cat’s weight and body condition regularly and consult a veterinarian if the cat has special nutritional needs, food sensitivities, or health conditions that require a veterinary diet.