Wet cat food Natural Line s.r.l Karma mokra 07 with chicken and beef in sauce, 85 g

Natural Line s.r.l Karma mokra 07 with chicken and beef in sauce is a wet cat food offered in an 85 g pouch. Formulated for adult cats, this single-portion wet meal combines animal proteins in a moist sauce to deliver a palatable texture and aroma. The pouch format makes serving convenient and helps control portion size for everyday feeding, meal rotation or occasional use as a topper to enhance dry food.

Advantages

This wet cat food provides a source of high-quality animal protein from chicken and beef presented in a sauce that encourages appetite and hydration. The single-serve 85 g pouch reduces waste and simplifies storage after opening for immediate use. The moist texture supports dental-friendly chewing compared with some dry kibbles and offers variety within a balanced feeding plan for adult cats.

Suitable for

• Adult cats requiring a protein-rich wet meal
• Owners who prefer single-portion packaging for convenience
• Use as a meal topper to increase palatability of dry food
• Meal rotation to provide dietary variety

Key specifications

• Format: wet cat food in 85 g pouch
• Main proteins: chicken and beef in sauce
• Target animal: adult cat
• Texture: meat pieces in a moist sauce
• Portion control: single-serve pouch suitable for one meal or topping

How to use

Open the pouch immediately before serving and pour the contents into a clean cat bowl. Serve at room temperature; if refrigerated after opening, allow a short time to reach room temperature for best aroma. Adjust feeding frequency and portion according to your cat's age, weight and activity level, and in line with any dietary recommendations from your veterinarian. Dispose of unused leftovers after 24 hours if refrigerated, or as indicated on the packaging.

Usage recommendations

Introduce new food gradually over several days by mixing with the cat's current food to reduce the risk of digestive upset. Provide fresh water alongside each meal and monitor your cat for acceptance or any changes in stool or appetite. Consult a veterinarian before changing diet for cats with medical conditions, weight management needs, or known food sensitivities.