Applaws cat food wet can 70 g — chicken breast & pumpkin in broth

Applaws cat food wet can 70 g — chicken breast & pumpkin in broth is a single-serve wet formula designed for adult cats. The recipe combines high-protein chicken breast with pumpkin in a light broth to deliver animal protein, moisture and dietary fibre in a convenient 70 g serving. It can be used as a complete meal or as a complementary portion to add variety, encourage appetite or support portion-controlled feeding for adult cats.

Advantages

The formulation prioritises animal-sourced protein from chicken breast and provides moisture through a broth base, helping maintain hydration. Pumpkin supplies dietary fibre to support digestion. The 70 g can size allows precise portion control and easy mixing with dry food or other wet servings. The simple ingredient focus makes the product suitable for cats with selective tastes or those requiring a straightforward wet meal option.

Suitable for

• Adult cats requiring a high-protein wet meal
• Portion-controlled feeding and single-serve meals
• Picky eaters or cats needing diet variety
• Adding moisture to the diet or mixing with dry food

Key specifications

• Net weight: 70 g
• Main protein source: chicken breast
• Secondary ingredient: pumpkin (provides fibre)
• Texture and format: wet cat food in broth
• Suitable feeding stage: adult cats

How to use

Serve at room temperature. Open the can and offer the contents directly in a clean bowl. Use as a complete meal or as a complementary portion alongside dry food according to your cat’s energy requirements. Adjust the amount based on the cat’s age, activity level and body condition. Discard any uneaten wet food after two hours at room temperature and refrigerate unused portions in a sealed container and use within 24–48 hours.

Usage recommendations

Introduce new flavours gradually by mixing small amounts with the cat’s current food to avoid digestive upset. Ensure fresh water is available at all times when feeding wet food. For specific dietary concerns or medical conditions, consult a veterinarian before changing your cat’s diet.