Wet cat food pouch Inaba Foods Dashi Delights Chicken, Tuna & Scallop 70 g

Inaba Foods Dashi Delights Chicken, Tuna & Scallop 70 g is a wet cat food pouch offering a single-portion serving of protein-rich ingredients in a dashi-based jelly. Designed as a complementary treat or meal topper, the soft-textured pouch combines cooked chicken, tuna and scallop to add flavour and moisture to a cat's diet. The 70 g format is convenient for serving at mealtimes or as an occasional snack and is suitable for adult cats when used as part of a balanced feeding plan.

Advantages

The combination of chicken, tuna and scallop in a dashi jelly delivers high palatability and varied protein sources in an easy-to-serve pouch. The soft jelly texture supports cats that prefer moist food or have difficulty chewing dry kibble. Single-portion packaging helps control serving size and reduces waste, while the absence of complex preparation makes it practical for use as a topper or standalone complementary feed.

Suitable for

• Adult cats needing a palatable complementary feed
• Cats who prefer wet texture or require added moisture
• Use as a meal topper to increase acceptance of regular food
• Occasional snack or reward during training

Key specifications

• Format: single 70 g wet pouch
• Main ingredients: chicken, tuna, scallop in dashi-based jelly
• Texture: soft chunks in jelly
• Intended use: complementary cat food / treat
• Suitable for: adult cats
• Serving style: ready-to-serve, no heating required

How to use

Serve directly from the pouch at room temperature. Use as a complementary food alongside a complete diet or as a tasty topper mixed into regular cat food to stimulate appetite. Portions should be adjusted according to the cat’s size, activity level and overall diet; this pouch is designed as a single serving and can be offered once or twice daily as a treat or flavour enhancer. Discard any uneaten portion after feeding and provide fresh drinking water at all times.

Usage recommendations

Introduce new flavours gradually by offering small amounts alongside the cat’s usual food. Monitor for any changes in appetite or digestion when adding complementary feeds to the diet, and consult a veterinarian if the cat has special dietary needs, food sensitivities or medical conditions.