MITO Adult Cat Food – Chicken 15KG
Mito Adult Cat is formulated for all adult cats to provide good body condition and to meet their all nutritional requirements.
The formula includes an increased rate of Taurine, an essential nutrient, to support healthy nervous system development.
Composition
| Ingredient | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Dehydrated Chicken Protein | 30% |
| Wheat Flour | 22% |
| Baldo Rice | 16% |
| Maize | 10% |
| Refined Chicken Oil | 8% |
| Anchovy Meal, Krill Meal | 3% |
| Brewers Dried Yeast | — |
| Hydrolyzed Chicken Liver | — |
| Anchovy Oil | — |
| Nucleotide Yeast Protein | — |
| Minerals | — |
| Prebiotic Mannan Oligo Saccarides | — |
Analytical Constituents
- Protein: 29%
- Fat Content: 13%
- Crude Ash: 9%
- Crude Fibre: 2.5%
- Omega-6: 3.70%
- Omega-3: 0.70%
- Vitamin A: 10,000 IU/kg
- Vitamin D3: 600 IU/kg
- Vitamin E: —
FAQ
Is this food suitable for all adult cats?
Yes, MITO Adult Cat Food is specifically formulated for all adult cats to support good body condition and meet their full nutritional needs.
What makes this food different from other cat foods?
This food contains an increased level of Taurine, an essential nutrient for healthy nervous system development, and includes prebiotics to support digestive health.
Is the protein source from real chicken?
Yes, the primary protein source is dehydrated chicken, which provides high-quality animal protein for cats.
Trevor Mitchell –
My cat has been eating this food for three months and has maintained a healthy weight. The texture is good and she shows no signs of digestive issues. The smell is mild and she enjoys it.
Ruth James –
The food is well balanced and my cat seems more energetic. I noticed improved coat condition after switching from a dry food. It’s a bit more expensive, but worth it for the quality.
Jan Rees –
My senior cat loves this food. It’s easy to portion and she eats it without any hesitation. The taurine content seems to support her overall health and activity level.
Joan Cameron –
It’s a decent option, but my cat prefers wet food. The dry kibble is a bit hard to chew, and she sometimes refuses it. May need to mix with water or try a different texture.