Wet cat food INABA Dashi Delights Silky Broth Chicken mix, 12×40 g sachets, complete adult feed

INABA Dashi Delights Silky Broth Chicken mix is a complete wet cat food formulated for adult cats and supplied as 12×40 g sachets. The recipe delivers a high-moisture, low-fat broth-style feed with a mix of chicken-based flavours in ready-to-serve sachets. With 93% moisture and a light protein and fibre profile, this product is intended for daily feeding as part of a balanced diet for adult cats and is free from sugar, soy and gluten.

Advantages

The high moisture content helps support hydration and makes the feed suitable for cats that prefer broth textures; low fat and moderate protein levels reduce energy density while maintaining palatability. Sugar-, soy- and gluten-free formulation reduces the risk of reactions in cats with grain or ingredient sensitivities. Individual 40 g sachets allow precise portioning, minimize waste and simplify feeding routines.

Suitable for

• Adult cats of any breed
• Cats with grain intolerance or sensitivity to soy and gluten
• Animals requiring low-fat meal options
• Owners who prefer single-serve sachets for portion control

Key specifications

• Package contents: 12 × 40 g sachets (total 480 g)
• Form: Wet food in silky broth, ready to serve
• Main flavour profile: Chicken mix
• Moisture: 93%
• Protein: 5.5%
• Fat: 0.2%
• Crude ash: 1%
• Crude fibres: 0.1%
• Suitable age: Adult cats
• Packaging: Single-use sachets
• Free from: Sugar, soy, gluten, artificial colours

How to use

Serve the product directly from the sachet at room temperature. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended daily feeding amounts appropriate for your cat’s weight, age and activity level; do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Fresh water should be available at all times. If you change your cat’s diet, introduce this feed gradually over several days to monitor tolerance.

Recommendations

Store unopened sachets in a cool, dry place. Once opened, refrigerate any unused portion and use within 24 hours. Observe your cat for any adverse reactions when switching foods and consult a veterinarian if you notice digestive upset or changes in appetite.