Crude Protein kitten Cat Food

Product Details of Crude Protein kitten Cat Food

I. Core Formula Advantages (Grain-Free Foundation + Kitten-Specific Growth Care)

100% Grain-Free & Hypoallergenic, Protecting Kittens’ Sensitive Constitutions at the Source

It adopts a grain-free carbohydrate combination of "22% pumpkin + 18% sweet potato + 10% peas", with 100% no grains or gluten, completely eliminating the chain reaction of "grain allergy → kitten scratching skin/loose stools/refusal to eat". The low-GI design (GI < 50) releases energy slowly, avoiding intestinal disorders in kittens caused by sudden blood sugar spikes and drops. Free of artificial colors, palatabilitys, and preservatives (e.g., BHA/BHT), the fresh meat raw materials are sourced from HACCP-certified farms with traceability. It is suitable for allergy-prone kitten breeds such as British Shortcoats and Persians, reducing the incidence of allergies by 40%.

High-Activity Animal Protein, Supporting Kittens’ Rapid Growth

With crude protein content ≥ 36% (2-4 percentage points higher than adult cat food) and animal protein accounting for ≥ 88%, the top 3 ingredients are "32% deboned fresh chicken + 18% deep-sea salmon + 12% fresh duck":

Fresh chicken is processed via low-temperature enzymatic hydrolysis to break down into small-molecule peptides (molecular weight < 800Da), increasing protein digestibility to ≥ 96%. Kittens (with underdeveloped digestive systems) can absorb it quickly, avoiding bloating and loose stools caused by undigested protein;

Salmon contains natural small-molecule protein (≥ 85% protein purity), providing essential amino acids (lysine, methionine) for kitten muscle development. Combined with creatine, it supports steady weight gain (daily weight gain ≥ 5g) in kittens during the "rapid growth period" (3-6 months old), preventing growth retardation.

DHA + Choline Dual Fortification, Promoting Kittens’ Brain & Eye Maturation

It is added with high-purity DHA (≥ 0.4%, sourced from deep-sea salmon oil, not artificially synthesized) and choline (≥ 1.5g/kg):

DHA penetrates the blood-brain barrier and retinal tissue of kittens. Clinical data shows that continuous fooding for 8 weeks can improve kittens’ learning ability (e.g., 35% higher acceptance of litter training) and enhance visual sensitivity in low-light environments (25% faster response to moving objects);

Choline assists DHA in exerting its effects and participates in lipid metabolism in kittens’ livers, preventing "kitten fatty liver" (common in overfooding or nutrient imbalance scenarios). It is suitable for long-coated kitten breeds such as Ragdolls and Maine Coons, where brain and eye development require focused attention.

Golden Calcium-Phosphorus Ratio, Building a Solid Foundation for Kittens’ Bones

Calcium content ranges from 1.2% to 1.8%, and phosphorus content from 1.0% to 1.5%, with a calcium-phosphorus ratio strictly controlled at 1.2:1 (in line with FEDIAF Kitten Bone Development Standards). This avoids "bowed legs" and "bone deformities" caused by excessive calcium (common in British Shortcoat and American Shortcoat kittens). Additionally, glucosamine (≥ 500mg/kg) and vitamin D3 (≥ 800IU/kg) are added:

Glucosamine nourishes the joint cartilage of kittens, reducing joint wear caused by jumping during the "active period" (3-6 months old);

Vitamin D3 promotes intestinal calcium absorption, avoiding bone fragility caused by "calcium intake without absorption", and is suitable for large-breed kittens (e.g., Maine Coons, Norwegian Forest Cats) with high bone growth demands.

Gut-Friendly Design, Reducing Kittens’ Digestive Burden

Probiotic + prebiotic combination: Contains active probiotics (Lactobacillus acidophilus + Bifidobacterium, ≥ 10⁹CFU/100g) and fructooligosaccharides (≥ 0.6%). The probiotic survival rate reaches 90% (vs. only 50% for regular probiotics), which can colonize the kitten’s intestine directly, reducing stress-induced diarrhea caused by weaning or environmental changes (diarrhea rate reduced by 30%);

Moderate crude fiber (beet pulp ≥ 2.2%): Gently stimulates intestinal peristalsis in kittens, assisting in the excretion of baby fur (kittens start grooming at 4 months old, easily forming coatballs), and reducing the risk of "intestinal blockage by coatballs" without the need for additional coatball remedies.

II. Detailed Nutritional Information (Dry Matter Basis)

III. Applicable Scenarios

Target Kitten Groups: Kittens aged 1-12 months (including the "critical adaptation period" from 45 days to 3 months post-weaning, the "rapid growth period" from 4-6 months, and the "slow growth period" from 7-12 months); mainstream kitten breeds such as British Shortcoats, Ragdolls, American Shortcoats, and Persians; kittens with sensitive guts (prone to loose stools and diarrhea) and those in need of focused brain and eye development support;

Key Problems Solved: Skin/gastrointestinal issues caused by grain allergies, kitten growth retardation, insufficient brain and eye development (slow response, poor eyesight), risk of bone deformities, post-weaning stress diarrhea, and intestinal discomfort caused by baby fur accumulation.

IV. Kitten-Specific Feeding & Storage Recommendations

Scientific Feeding Amount (Adjusted by Weight + Age, Small Meals Frequently)

Note: For kittens aged 1-3 months, "fixed time + fixed quantity + softened granules with warm water" (no hard core in granules) is required to avoid chewing difficulties; for kittens aged 7-12 months, gradually transition to dry granules and reduce the frequency of softening (to prevent tartar); if a kitten has a poor appetite, mix with a small amount of lactose-free goat milk powder to improve palatability.

Food Transition Guide (Extended Period for Kittens’ Sensitive Guts)

Kittens have underdeveloped digestive systems, so the food transition period should be extended to 10-12 days to avoid stress diarrhea:

Days 1-4: 80% old food + 20% new food

Days 5-8: 60% old food + 40% new food

Days 9-11: 40% old food + 60% new food

From Day 12 onwards: 100% new food

Storage Requirements (Protecting the Activity of Key Nutrients for Kittens)

Unopened: Shelf life of 18 months; store in a cool, dry place (temperature < 28℃, avoid direct sunlight) to prevent DHA oxidation and probiotic inactivation;

After opening: Immediately pour into a vacuum moisture-proof food storage container (grain-free food absorbs moisture quickly); store in an environment below 25℃ and consume within 1 month (the activity of DHA and probiotics decreases by more than 30% with prolonged storage, affecting nutrient intake for kittens).