Wet cat food INABA Dashi Delights Delicate flakes Chicken mix, 12 x 40 g, 86% moisture, 12% protein, grain- and gluten-free

INABA Dashi Delights Delicate flakes Chicken mix is a complete wet cat food offered in 12 ready-to-serve 40 g sachets. Formulated for adult cats, this wet food contains 86% moisture and a balanced nutrient profile with 12% protein and 0.5% fat. The recipe is grain-, gluten-, soy- and sugar-free, contains no artificial colours, and delivers delicate flakes in a light sauce to support hydration and everyday feeding needs.

Advantages

The high moisture content supports daily hydration and helps maintain urinary tract health while the low fat and moderate protein levels suit adult maintenance feeding. Grain-, gluten- and soy-free composition reduces exposure to common dietary fillers and allergens. Ready-to-serve sachets ensure portion control and convenient feeding without preparation.

Suitable for

• Adult cats of any breed requiring a complete wet diet
• Cats needing increased moisture intake or encouragement to drink
• Owners seeking grain-, gluten- and soy-free wet food options
• Daily portioned feeding and multi-meal routines

Key specifications

• Format: Wet food, flakes in sauce, ready-to-serve sachets
• Package: 12 x 40 g sachets (total 480 g)
• Moisture content: 86%
• Crude protein: 12%
• Fat content: 0.5%
• Crude ash: 1%
• Crude fibres: 0.1%
• Recipe: Grain-free, gluten-free, soy-free, sugar-free, no artificial colours
• Intended for: Adult cats; complete feed

How to use

Serve the product at room temperature. Offer one or more sachets per day according to your cat's body weight, activity level and individual needs; adjust portions to maintain an ideal body condition. Do not mix with preservatives or additives. Fresh drinking water should always be available. Discard any unused portion after feeding and store unopened sachets in a cool, dry place.

Recommendations

Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. If your cat has specific dietary requirements or health conditions, consult your veterinarian before changing the diet. Introduce new food gradually over several days to minimise digestive upset.