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Burgess Neutered Cat Chicken

Burgess Neutered Cat Chicken

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Burgess Neutered Cat Chicken is a complete dry food specifically formulated to support cats from the time of neutering. The advanced high-protein recipe contains essential nutrients to help neutered cats maintain lean muscle mass, a healthy weight, and a healthy urinary system. Added L-carnitine supports healthy weight management, while specialist ingredients support teeth, gum health, and hairball prevention. Added yucca extract helps reduce litter tray odours. Suitable for all types of cat aged 4 months and over from the time of neutering.

Key Benefits

  • Specifically formulated for neutered cats from 4 months
  • High protein to help maintain lean muscle mass
  • Chicken as a palatable, digestible protein source
  • Added L-carnitine to help maintain a healthy weight
  • Formulated to support a healthy urinary system
  • Specialist ingredient to support teeth and gum health
  • Fibre to help prevent hairballs
  • Added yucca extract to reduce litter tray odours

Feeding Guide

Introduce gradually over 7–10 days, mixing increasing amounts of the new food with the old until fully transitioned. Always ensure fresh water is available at all times. Refer to the pack for specific daily feeding amounts based on your cat’s weight and activity level.

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age is it suitable?

Suitable for all types of cat aged 4 months and over from the time of neutering.

Why do neutered cats have different nutritional needs?

Neutering can change a cat’s metabolism and increase the risk of weight gain and urinary issues. This formula is specifically designed to address these changes with a high-protein, L-carnitine-enriched recipe that supports a healthy weight and urinary system.

Does it help with weight management?

Yes — added L-carnitine helps maintain a healthy weight by supporting the conversion of fat into energy, which is particularly important for neutered cats who may have a reduced metabolic rate.

How should I transition my cat onto this food?

Introduce gradually over 7–10 days, mixing increasing amounts of the new food with the old to avoid digestive upset. Always ensure fresh water is available.

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