Wet cat food almo nature Schesir 21100103 — 70 g, senior, chicken & duck, grain-free, easy-open can

Almo Nature Schesir 21100103 is a 70 g wet cat food formulated for senior cats. The grain-free chicken & duck pâté combines real chicken fillets with duck liver in a double consistency — a mousse layer and a layer of fillets — to provide an easier-to-chew texture and encourage eating while supplying hydration from a rich broth. It can be offered as a complete meal for older cats or as a topper to increase palatability and moisture intake.

Advantages

This wet food provides a high-quality source of protein and fat derived from real chicken meat and duck liver, formulated specifically for cats from 11 years of age. The double texture of mousse and fillets helps older cats with reduced chewing ability while stimulating appetite. The grain-free recipe and minimally processed ingredients maintain nutritional value, and the broth-rich formulation supports additional fluid intake.

Suitable for

• Senior cats (from 11 years) requiring softer textures
• Cats needing increased hydration or appetite stimulation
• Animals with preference for mixed textures (mousse and fillets)
• Cats fed grain-free diets

Key specifications

• Net weight: 70 g
• Texture: double consistency — mousse layer plus fillets
• Main animal proteins: chicken and duck
• Recipe type: grain-free wet pâté
• Target life stage: senior cats (from 11 years)
• Formulation: complete and balanced for specified life stage
• Hydration: broth-rich composition to support moisture intake

How to use

Serve at room temperature. Offer the recommended daily amount according to the cat’s weight, age and activity level, either as a complete meal or combined with dry food to increase palatability and moisture. Once opened, refrigerate and use within 24–48 hours. Ensure fresh drinking water is always available alongside this wet food.

Usage recommendations

Introduce gradually when changing from another diet: mix increasing portions of the new wet food over several days. Monitor appetite and stool quality during transition. Consult a veterinarian for specific portioning or if the cat has health conditions that require a tailored diet.