Dibaq Sense Grain Free Kitten
The Dibaq Sense Grain Free Kitten is a complete dry food without grains, formulated for kittens under one year of age and for queens during pregnancy or lactation, containing up to 86% animal-derived ingredients.
The recipe combines fresh turkey and salmon with fresh fruits and vegetables such as sweet potato, carrot, and apple, offering a hypoallergenic line of natural ingredients.
Contains malt extract, cassava to help reduce fecal odor, L-carnitine, a dental complex (ginger and nettle), and prebiotics (inulin/FOS and MOS).
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Peru (turkey) | Primary protein source |
| Salmão (salmon) | Primary protein source |
| Sweet potato | Vegetable source |
| Carrot | Vegetable source |
| Apple | Vegetable source |
| Malt extract | For digestive support |
| Cassava | To reduce fecal odor |
| L-carnitine | Supports energy metabolism |
| Dental complex (ginger, nettle) | Supports oral health |
| Prebiotics (inulin/FOS, MOS) | Supports gut health |
FAQ
Is this food suitable for pregnant or lactating queens?
Yes, this food is specifically formulated for queens during pregnancy or lactation.
Does this food contain grains?
No, this food is grain-free and contains no cereals.
What are the main sources of protein?
The main protein sources are fresh turkey and salmon.
Keith Randall –
My kitten, who has a sensitive stomach, has been eating this food for two months. The appetite has improved and the stools are more consistent. The smell is mild and the texture is good for a dry food. I noticed less licking of the bowl, which suggests better interest in eating.
Brandon Russell –
We switched from a regular dry food to this grain-free option after our kitten developed mild allergies. The transition was smooth and the kitten has been eating it regularly. The dental complex seems to help with chewing, and the smell of the food is not overpowering.
Austin Skinner –
The food is very appealing to my kitten. The mix of fresh vegetables and fish gives a natural taste. I’ve noticed fewer instances of skin irritation, which I believe is linked to the hypoallergenic ingredients. It’s a good daily option for a growing kitten.