PRODUCT INFORMATION

Canagan Free Run Chicken For Cats is a special 
grain free cat food with over 65% chicken to 
provide the protein rich diet your cat will 
thrive on. 

Formulated by our experts to deliver 
nutrition with low carbohydrates, no grains 
and a host of vegetables and botanicals to 
more closely mimic your cat’s natural diet.

ONLY WHOLESOME INGREDIENTS

FRESHLY PREPARED FREE-RUN CHICKEN

Chicken is an excellent source of protein, vitamins, phosphorous and selenium which is good for the immune system.

SWEET POTATO

A highly digestible premium source of slow-release energy, rich in anti-oxidants and a great source of soluble fibre.

SEAWEED

Provides a natural and valuable source of minerals which contain iodine to support thyroid function and control metabolism.

MARIGOLD, CRANBERRY AND CAMOMILE

Marigold stimulates white blood cell production and strengthens the immune system. Cranberry is rich in Vitamin C and helps promote a healthy urinary tract. Camomile is thought to reduce stress.

COMPOSITION

Dried Chicken (35.5%), Freshly Prepared Deboned Chicken (25%), Sweet Potato, Potato, Chicken Fat (4.2%), Dried Egg (4%), Chicken Gravy (2.3%), Salmon Oil (1.2%), Minerals, Vitamins, Alfalfa, Cranberry, Mannanoligosaccharides, Fructooligosaccharides, Apple, Carrot, Spinach, Seaweed, Camomile, Peppermint, Marigold, Aniseed, Fenugreek.

COMMON SENSE FEEDING

Canagan For Cats can be introduced at weaning, mixed with some water. When the kitten is fully weaned Canagan can be fed starting at approximately 30g split into 3 or 4 meals a day. In the first few weeks the kibble may need to be crushed.

When feeding Canagan for the first time we suggest you introduce gradually over a week. On day one mix 25% Canagan with 75% of the previous food, on day three make it 50% of each, day five is 75% Canagan, working up to 100% Canagan on day seven.

Each cat is unique and the optimal feeding amounts vary significantly depending on factors such as age, activity, metabolism and environment. As a starting point we suggest you begin at the lower end of our guide and adjust accordingly. If the cat looks overweight reduce food intake by 10% If the cat looks underweight increase food intake by 10% Continue until the correct weight is achieved.