Whiskas Adult (+1 year) Wet Cat Food Food, Tuna in Jelly 85gms Pouch

The main ingredients of this diet are Tuna, Water, Jelly, Thickening Agents etc which makes the diet totally irresistible for all breeds of cats.

Yes. Whiskas Wet Cat Food Tuna in Jelly is suitable for all cats who are above the age of 1. If you have any doubt regarding the nutritional requirements of your cats, you can consult your veterinarian to know about the perfect diet for them.

Sometimes, introducing a new diet all of a sudden to your cat can trigger digestive upset in them. Hence, it is always suggested to mix some of their old foods with this gravy food so that they slowly start to get familiar with their new diet. Once they are comfortable with the new mixture, you can slowly replace their old diet and increase the quantity of the gravy food.

The ingredients of Whiskas Wet Cat Food Tuna in Jelly is incredibly easy to digest for the cats and the nutrients easy to assimilate. However, if your cat is experiencing chronic digestive issues, it is highly recommended to consult with the veterinarian before you start feeding him any diet.

Yes you can. You can also mix Whiskas Wet Cat Food Tuna in Jelly with a high quality dry cat food to keep your cat full and to fulfil their daily calorie requirements as well.

Unfortunately you can’t. This is because the nutritional profile of Whiskas Wet Cat Food Tuna in Jelly is solely designed to boost the health of the adult cats. If you want a gravy food for your kittens, consider buying Whiskas Wet Kitten Food that suits all kittens below the age of 1.

No it’s not. If your cat is experiencing urinary health issues, it is highly recommended to consult your veterinarian before feeding them any kind of gravy food.

Yes this diet is suitable for all grown up cats including the senior ones as well. However, if your senior cat has been facing some health issues lately, it is always suggested to seek vet consultation before feeding any diet to them.

Yes, this cat food can be fed to your cats daily as their diet. However, you should not overfeed them at all, as indoor cats can quickly gain weight making them obese.