Snacks de comida húmeda para gatos INABA Kitten Pollo y Atún 20 x 14 g — Snack para gatitos

INABA Kitten Chicken and Tuna are wet cat treats formulated specifically for kittens, delivered in 20 single-serve pouches of 14 g. Each pouch contains a soft, moist texture with chicken and tuna flavors designed for small mouths. These portion-controlled pouches are suitable as an occasional snack, a meal topper to increase palatability, or a training reward, allowing easy handling and minimal waste.

Advantages

The single-serve format ensures consistent portion control and hygiene, reducing the risk of spoilage after opening. The soft, wet texture is easier for kittens to chew and digest compared with dry kibble alone, while the combination of chicken and tuna provides variety in taste to help maintain interest. Small 14 g pouches are convenient for travel, training sessions, or quick feeding moments without needing to measure or refrigerate leftovers.

Suitable for

• Occasional snack between meals
• Meal topper to enhance appetite or palatability
• Training rewards for kittens
• Travel or short outings when a compact wet treat is needed
• Introducing new flavors to a kitten's diet

Key specifications

• Format: wet treat in tear-open pouches
• Pack size: 20 individual pouches
• Pouch weight: 14 g per pouch
• Flavors: chicken and tuna
• Texture: soft, moist
• Target animal: kittens

How to use

Open a single pouch and offer the treat directly from the pouch or place it on a shallow dish. Use as an occasional snack, a small meal topper to stimulate appetite, or a training reward. Do not exceed recommended daily feeding amounts from your veterinarian or the kitten food guidelines; treats should not make up more than a small percentage of daily caloric intake. Store unopened pouches in a cool, dry place and dispose of any unused portion of an opened pouch.

Recommendations

Introduce INABA Kitten Chicken and Tuna gradually alongside regular kitten food to monitor tolerance and preference. Monitor the kitten's overall food intake and body condition when adding treats, and consult a veterinarian for specific dietary advice or if your kitten has special nutritional needs or sensitivities.