Joe & Pepper Pouch Cat Chicken & Cod – Grain-Free Wet Food for Cats
Joe & Pepper Pouch Cat Chicken & Cod combines chicken and cod in a varied meal for cats. The recipe consists of a total of 98% chicken and cod, combining poultry with fish. Apple and cold-pressed linseed oil complete the meal.
The cat food is grain-free and comes in a practical 125 g pouch, making it easy to portion and serve fresh.
Key Features at a Glance
| Product type: | Wet food for cats |
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| Flavour: | Chicken & Cod |
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| Meat & fish content: | 98% chicken & cod |
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| Recipe: | Grain-free |
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| Special feature: | With apple and cold-pressed linseed oil |
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| Packaging: | Practical portion pouch |
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| Contents: | 125 g |
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98% Chicken & Cod for a Varied Meal
The recipe contains 67% chicken and 31% cod. The chicken portion consists of chicken meat, chicken heart, chicken liver, chicken gizzard, chicken neck and chicken broth. The cod adds a fish component to the recipe.
Apple and cold-pressed linseed oil complete the grain-free composition.
Composition
67% chicken (consisting of chicken meat, chicken heart, chicken liver, chicken gizzard, chicken neck, chicken broth), 31% cod, 1% apple, minerals, 0.1% linseed oil (cold-pressed).
Analytical Constituents
| Crude protein: | 10.8% |
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| Crude fat: | 4.4% |
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| Crude ash: | 2.3% |
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| Crude fibre: | 1.1% |
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| Moisture: | 80.0% |
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| Calcium: | 0.6% |
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| Phosphorus: | 0.4% |
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Nutritional Additives per kg
| Vitamin D3: | 200 IU |
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| Vitamin E: | 50 mg |
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| Zinc: | 25 mg (zinc sulphate monohydrate) |
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| Manganese: | 1.4 mg (manganese(II) sulphate monohydrate) |
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| Iodine: | 0.75 mg (calcium iodate, anhydrous) |
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| Taurine: | 1,500 mg |
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Feeding Recommendation
| Cat's weight | Indoor / neutered | Active |
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| 2–3 kg | 105–140 g/day | 170–225 g/day |
| 4–5 kg | 175–200 g/day | 270–315 g/day |
| 6–7 kg | 225–250 g/day | 355–390 g/day |
| 8–10 kg | 275–320 g/day | 430–500 g/day |
Note: The stated feeding amounts are guidelines. Actual requirements may vary depending on age, sex, breed and activity level.
Fresh drinking water should always be freely available.
