Wet cat food Schesir SCHESIR KOT 85 g – Tuna in jelly, single can

Schesir SCHESIR KOT 85 g – Tuna in jelly is a single-can wet cat food formulated for adult cats. The product contains tuna in a light jelly texture, providing a moist, fish-based meal or meal topper. Packaged as an 85 g portion, it is suitable for serving as a complementary feed or as part of a complete feeding plan when combined with other nutrient sources. The wet texture supports increased water intake and can encourage eating in selective or low-activity cats.

Advantages

This wet cat food delivers a high-moisture fish option that helps support hydration and palatability. The tuna in jelly format offers a simple ingredient profile and an easily portioned 85 g can for controlled feeding. It is designed to be convenient to serve and to mix with dry food or other wet products to achieve desired nutritional balance or to stimulate appetite in fussy animals.

Suitable for

• Adult cats requiring a fish-based wet meal
• Cats that need increased moisture intake
• Picky eaters or cats that refuse dry food alone
• Use as a meal topper to improve palatability
• Portion-controlled feeding and travel servings

Key specifications

• Format: wet cat food in individual 85 g can
• Main protein source: tuna
• Texture: tuna in jelly (moist, soft)
• Target animal: adult cats
• Intended use: complementary feed or component of a complete diet

How to use

Serve the appropriate amount according to your cat’s age, weight, activity level and dietary needs. The 85 g can can be offered as a single meal for smaller cats or divided between two meals for larger animals. This product can be served alone at room temperature or mixed with dry food or other wet formulations. Always introduce new feeds gradually over several days if your cat is not used to wet food, and provide fresh drinking water alongside each meal.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place. After opening, refrigerate unused portions in a sealed container and consume within 24 hours. Consult a veterinarian before making major changes to your cat’s diet, especially for animals with special medical or nutritional requirements.