Wet cat food Schesir Tuna with Chicken, adult cats, 85 g can

Schesir Wet cat food Tuna with Chicken, 85 g can is a complete wet feed formulated for adult cats of any breed. The recipe combines tuna fillets with a chicken topping in a moist pâté/jelly texture, providing a balanced, ready-to-serve meal or a flavorful topper for dry food. The product is presented in a sealed 85 g can that preserves aroma and moisture and allows easy portioning for single meals.

Advantages

This wet cat food uses tuna as the principal ingredient with a complementary chicken topping to enhance flavour and palatability. Ingredients are selected by the brand and steam-cooked; the formulation contains no added preservatives or colours. The jelly format offers a natural fish flavour while providing a more compact consistency in the bowl, suitable for cats that prefer both texture and moisture. The product is made from sustainably fished tuna and is packaged in recyclable materials.

Suitable for

• Adult cats of any breed that require a complete wet diet
• Owners looking to increase their cat’s daily moisture intake
• Use as a main meal or as a meal topper to enhance flavour of dry food
• Feeding single portions for controlled serving sizes

Key specifications

• Format: wet cat food in sealed metal can
• Net weight: 85 g
• Main protein sources: tuna fillets and chicken topping
• Texture: pâté/jelly combination — compact yet moist
• Intended life stage: adult cats
• Preservatives and artificial colours: none added
• Sourcing: tuna from sustainable fishing
• Packaging: recyclable

How to use

Serve at room temperature. Open the 85 g can and place the desired amount in the cat’s bowl; refrigerate any unused portion in a covered container and discard after 24 hours. Adjust daily feeding amounts according to your cat’s age, activity level and body condition; when used as a topper, reduce dry food portions accordingly to avoid overfeeding. Always provide fresh drinking water alongside wet food.

Usage recommendations

Introduce gradually if your cat is not used to fish-based wet diets. Monitor for changes in appetite or digestion when switching foods, and consult your veterinarian if you have concerns about specific dietary needs or allergies.