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Available in 12 oz.
and 3.5 lb. bags
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DID YOU
KNOW?
Kittens don't develop permanent teeth until between
4 and 6 months of age.
Continuous weight
gain is important for the early development of your kitten. While
proper nutrition is critical after weaning, a very young kitten just
may not be ready for regular food.
The Royal Canin
Kitten Book |
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Babycat 34™
Formula
For Kittens From 1
to 4 Months of Age |
The natural
immunity transmitted by the mother will gradually disappear, even
before your kitten's immune defenses are completely functional.
- A kitten's "milk teeth" will begin to appear between 3 and 4 weeks
of age, but permanent teeth do not emerge until after 4 months of age.
- Providing maximum nutritional benefit, through an easily digested
diet of superior quality, is important during this period to insure
that your kitten grows at the proper rate.
Key Features:
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- TINY, SOFT KIBBLE
Easily Rehydratable Kibble, Specifically Designed for Baby Teeth
Physiological Concern: Milk
Teeth - A kitten's "milk teeth" will begin to appear at
three to four weeks
of age, but permanent teeth do not emerge until after four
months.
Physiological Concern: Weaning
- The young
kitten's nutritional requirements increase steadily, while
lactation begins to decline. Thus, a milk diet becomes
insufficient to fulfill the litter's dietary requirements.
Weaning is the change from a milk diet to a solid food diet. By
the time a kitten is four or five weeks old, it acquires the
ability to chew and digest solid food. It may even start to
show an interest in its mother's food, at first by licking
around the mothers mouth, and then by nibbling at the dry food,
provided that the kibble is small enough to pick up and easy to
chew.
Innovative Solution: Tiny Soft
Kibble - Weaning is highly stressful for kittens,
because of the change in diet and separation from its mother's
nest. Designing a customized kibble for first-stage growth,
that is easy to chew and rehydratable ensures an easy
transition.
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- ACTI-DIGEST™
To Help Avoid Diarrhea in Sensitive Stomachs
Physiological Concern: Sensitive
Stomach - At the beginning of growth, a kitten's
digestive enzymes allow it to digest lactose easily, but it will
have trouble with starch. After weaning, the reverse is true,
and starch is digested more easily. This critical time holds
the greatest risk of diarrhea.
Innovative Solution: Acti-Digest™
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Acti-Digest™ is an exclusive association
of ingredients of plant and mineral origin, guaranteeing maximum
digestive safety.
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- VITAMINS E & C AND MOS
To Help Protect Young Kittens During Periods of Reduced Immunity
Physiological Concern: Period of
Vulnerability - The natural immunity transmitted from
the mother will gradually disappear before a kitten's immune
defenses are completely functional. The critical phase is
between two and three months - before the three month booster
shot.
Innovative Solution: Vitamins E & C
and MOS (Healthy Immune System) - A combination of
Mannan-oligo-saccharides and additional levels of vitamins E & C
helps to protect young kittens during periods of reduced
immunity.
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| Important Note:
Since the urine of kittens is naturally acidic, there is no need
to acidify food to fight the occurrence of struvite stones,
prominent in adult cats. |
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Guaranteed
Analysis |
| Crude Protein |
Not less than |
34% |
| Crude Fat |
Not less than |
25% |
| Crude Fiber |
Not more than |
2.5% |
| Moisture |
Not more than |
10% |
| Magnesium |
Not more than |
0.09% |
| Taurine |
Not less than |
0.2% |
| Omega 6* |
Not less than |
3.94% |
| Omega 3* |
Not less than |
0.58% |
| Vitamin E |
Not less than |
100 IU/kg |
| Vitamin C* |
Not less than |
50 mg/kg |
| Calories |
(kcal/cup) |
450 |
| *Not
recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Cat Food
Nutrient Profile. |
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Ingredients
Chicken meal, chicken fat (preserved with mixed
tocopherols), chicken, corn gluten meal, rice flour, beet pulp,
corn flour, chicken flavor, chicken liver, pea fiber, fish oil,
canola oil, brewers yeast, sodium caseinate, potassium chloride,
zeolite, dried egg product, chicory extract, salt, choline
chloride, brewers dried yeast, saccharomyces cerevisiae
fermentation solubles, taurine, natural antioxidant, vitamin C
supplement, vitamin A acetate, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin E
supplement, zinc oxide, zinc proteinate, ferrous sulfate,
manganese oxide, calcium pantothenate, manganese proteinate,
niacin supplement, copper sulfate, riboflavin supplement,
pyridoxine hydrochloride, thiamine mononitrate, copper proteinate,
calcium iodate, folic acid, biotin, sodium selenite, vitamin B12
supplement. |
Babycat 34™ Formula
Recommended Feeding Guide
When changing your pet's diet, gradually mix food over a 5-7 day
period, increasing daily the amount of new food added so that 100% of
the new food will be provided to the pet by day seven.
Food may be served right out of the bag or moistened with water, if
desired. You may wish to leave a daily portion of dry cat food out and
available at all times so that cats may feed themselves. Always
remember to provide your pet with clean, fresh water at all times. For
your pet's health, see your veterinarian regularly.
This is only a guide. Optimal feeding amounts may vary with age,
temperament, activity level and environment.
| Age
(months) |
Body Weight
(lbs.) |
*Cups/Day |
| 1 - 2 |
1 1/4 - 2 1/4 lbs. |
1/3 |
| 2 - 3 |
2 1/4 - 3 1/4 lbs. |
1/3 - 2/3 |
| 3 - 4 |
4 1/2 lbs. |
2/3 - 3/4 |
*cup = standard 8 oz. measuring
cup = 110 grams
Meets the specific requirements of pregnant and nursing cats.
Feline Nutrition Babycat 34™ Formula for kittens from 1
to 4 months of age is formulated to meet the nutritional levels
established by the Association of American Feed Control Officials
(AAFCO) Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for growth. |
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