TERRA FELIS Adult Grain-Free Chicken

Terra Felis is built on nature's unique quality concept. Only human-grade ingredients are used in its menus. This makes Terra Felis the first cat food with 100% human-grade ingredients.

The grain-free Terra Felis meals offer a very high meat content, with 90% fresh muscle meat and valuable offal. This provides cats, as pure carnivores, with the essential omega-6 fatty acids and plenty of animal protein needed for energy production and all metabolic processes. For healthy intestinal function and peristalsis, cats require a small amount of fiber. All Terra Felis meals are therefore supplemented with a select vegetable variety and catnip. The meals are rounded off with the addition of taurine and rapeseed oil, which is rich in omega-3 fatty acids. Only 100% human-grade raw materials are used. This quality and freshness is reflected in the delicious and delicate aroma of the meals and leads to good acceptance by cats.

Adult, normal weight cat ~60 g/kg body weight/day

Example: 4 kg cat ~240 g/day

Actual feeding requirements depend on the cat's activity level, age, size, and breed. Please adjust the daily feeding amount accordingly and always provide fresh drinking water. Complete food for cats.

How does the feed change work?

Very slow change of feed

The cat can even be accustomed to the new food in small steps over several weeks by mixing the new food into the old food in increasing amounts.

Heating the feed

By heating the food, more odorous substances are released, which many cats find more appetizing, since in nature prey animals are eaten at body temperature.

Feeding management

Food should be offered in many small, fresh portions throughout the day. Uneaten food should not be left in the bowl to prevent food aversion.

Integrate tasty foods

You can mix in small amounts of appetizing foods, such as fish oil or lactose-free yogurt.

Appetite stimulants

To help cats overcome periods of loss of appetite, appetite stimulants can be used in consultation with the treating veterinarian.