Hill's Science Plan Mature Adult Hairball & Indoor Chicken - Economy Pack: 2 x 1.5kg

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Hill's Science Plan Mature Adult Hairball & Indoor Chicken - Economy Pack: 2 x 1.5kg
Hill's Science Plan
£26.49 at Zooplus
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Hairballs are not uncommon amongst felines, but they are unpleasant for both your cat and for you. Particularly in older age, it is essential that your cat avoids any unnecessary discomfort. Hill’s Science Plan Mature Adult Hairball Indoor Chicken has been developed using a special fibre technology to support gut function and to ensure swallowed hairs move through the system. An adapted energy content, high-quality proteins and a low calorie content are ideally suited to the reduced metabolic rate of older indoor cats, helping to make weight management more achievable. Hill’s Science Plan Mature Adult Hairball Indoor Chicken at a glance: Complete food for adult cats over 7 years old Adapted energy content: specially designed for senior cats Exclusive fibre mix: can support healthy digestion and ease the transit of hairs through the system Tailored kibble size: for older jaws Reduces hairballs The advanced fibre technology can help to combat the build up of hairballs, which are common in house cats. Weight management Reduced fat and calorie contents, which can help your senior cat to maintain its ideal weight. Improved stool Helps cats to produce lower-odour stool and makes it easier to clean your cat’s litter tray. Maintains muscle mass With high-quality raw protein, which is essential for healthy muscles and muscle mass maintenance.

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  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Hill’s Science Plan
  • Price: £26.49
  • Unit price: £8.83/kg

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Good to know

  • If your cat avoids a hooded tray, try taking the lid off before changing anything else.
  • Top-entry boxes are not suitable for kittens, elderly cats or cats with stiff joints.
  • Replace carbon filters in hooded trays on the maker’s schedule, and replace the tray once it is badly scratched.

Common questions

How big should a litter tray be?

A common guideline is at least one and a half times your cat’s length from nose to base of tail, so it can turn round and dig comfortably. Measure the tray, as many products sold as large are too small for an adult cat.

Where is the best place for a litter tray?

Somewhere quiet and always accessible, away from food, water and sleeping areas. Avoid next to noisy appliances, busy doorways and glass doors where outside cats can look in. In a house with several floors, put a tray on each level.

Read our guide: Cat Litter Boxes & Litter Trays

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