Wet Cat Food Schesir 85 g can — Tuna and Beef in Jelly

Schesir Wet Cat Food 85 g can — Tuna and Beef in Jelly provides a single-serve portion formulated as a complete complementary feeding for adult cats. This recipe combines tuna and beef in a light jelly to deliver high-quality animal protein and a moist texture that supports palatability and hydration. The 85 g can size is convenient for home serving or travel, and the product can be offered as a full meal or used as a topper to increase dietary variety.

Advantages

The formula blends two sources of animal protein—fish and red meat—offering a mixed-protein profile that can help meet adult cats' protein needs while delivering varied taste and aroma. The jelly texture helps maintain moisture intake and makes the product easy to portion. Single-serve cans reduce waste and simplify feeding routines, and the absence of added fillers in this composition contributes to a straightforward ingredient concept focused on quality proteins.

Suitable for

• Adult cats needing a wet diet or increased hydration
• Animals requiring meal variety or mixed-protein feeding
• Owners looking for convenient single-portion wet food for travel or controlled portions
• Pets that prefer a jelly texture over pâté or chunks

Key specifications

• Net weight: 85 g single-serve can
• Main proteins: tuna and beef
• Format: wet food in light jelly
• Intended for: adult cats as a complete complementary feeding
• Serving form: ready-to-serve single portion

How to use

Offer the product at room temperature. Serve one 85 g can per meal, adjusting portion sizes according to your cat's age, activity level and body condition. The food can be used as the main meal or as a topper mixed with dry food to increase palatability and moisture intake. After opening, refrigerate any unused portion in a covered container and use within 24 hours to maintain freshness.

Usage recommendations

Introduce gradually if switching from a different diet: mix increasing amounts of the Schesir Tuna and Beef in Jelly with the previous food over several days. Monitor water intake and stool quality during the transition. For specific dietary needs, consult a veterinarian before long-term feeding.