Hill's Science Plan Kitten Dry Food – Chicken
Give your kitten the best start in life with Hill's Science Plan, a complete food specifically formulated for kittens from 3 weeks to 12 months of age, as well as for pregnant or nursing cats. This diet is engineered to support healthy growth, boost immunity, and enhance brain and eye development with DHA from fish oil, while providing balanced minerals for strong bones and teeth.
✨ Key Features
- Optimal Growth Support: A complete nutritional profile that ensures a healthy start and robust development for kittens.
- Cognitive & Visual Development: Enriched with Omega-3 (DHA) from fish oil to support healthy brain and eye function.
- Immune & Physical Strength: Strengthens the immune system while promoting the growth of strong bones and healthy teeth.
- Maternal Support: Formulated to meet the high energy requirements of pregnant and nursing cats.
- Scientific Excellence: Advanced formula using natural, high-quality ingredients for a long and happy life.
🌾 Ingredients
Chicken and turkey meal (chicken 29%; total poultry 45%), maize, animal fat, digest, minerals, fish oil (1.3%), dried beet pulp, flaxseed, vegetable oil, cellulose.
📊 Nutritional Analysis (Per kg)
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Nutrient
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Percentage / Value
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Protein
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38.6%
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Fat
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23.5%
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DHA
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0.15%
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Crude Fiber
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1.5%
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Crude Ash
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7.3%
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Calcium
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1.3%
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Phosphorus
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1.0%
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Sodium
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0.48%
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Potassium
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0.83%
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Magnesium
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0.10%
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Vitamins: Vitamin A (9390 IU), D3 (798 IU), E (600 mg), C (90 mg), Beta-carotene (1.5 mg).
🧪 Nutritional Additives
Iron (63.5 mg), Iodine (1.6 mg), Copper (6.3 mg), Manganese (6.6 mg), Zinc (111 mg), Selenium (0.1 mg), with natural antioxidants.
📋 Feeding Tips
- Portion Control: Adjust feeding amounts based on your kitten's weight to maintain an ideal body condition.
- Dietary Transition: When switching to this food, gradually mix increasing amounts of the new food with decreasing amounts of the old food over a 7-day period.
- Hydration: Always ensure fresh, clean water is available for your pet.
- Veterinary Care: Consult your veterinarian regularly to adjust feeding amounts based on age, weight, and activity level.