Wanpy Kidney Care Creamy Treat Chicken & Veggies for Cats

Wanpy Kidney Care Creamy Treat Chicken & Veggies for Cats is a smooth, functional lickable treat formulated to provide nutritional support for kidney health. Made with chicken and vegetables including carrot, yam and kale, this grain-free recipe combines high palatability with a soft, moisture-rich texture.

With 90% moisture and added vitamins, it provides a tasty complementary snack designed to support your cat’s daily wellness.

Key Benefits

• Kidney Care Formula – Specially formulated to provide nutritional support for normal kidney health.
• Made with Real Chicken – Chicken is the first ingredient in the recipe.
• With Vegetables – Contains carrot, yam and kale as part of its functional formulation.
• With Kale – Enriched with kale as a key ingredient in the kidney-care recipe.
• Grain-Free Recipe – Formulated without grains.
• Added Vitamins – Enriched with Vitamins A, D3, E, B1, B2, B6 and C.
• High Moisture – Contains 90% moisture, providing a smooth and creamy texture.
• Very Low Fat – Contains only 0.1% crude fat.
• Highly Palatable – Lickable texture makes it easy and enjoyable to serve.

Composition

Chicken, Starch, Xanthan Gum, Carrot, Yam and Kale.

Vitamins

Vitamins A, D3, E, B1, B2, B6 and C, D-Biotin and D-Pantothenic Acid.

Nutritional Analysis

How to Feed

Serve as a complementary lickable treat alongside your cat’s complete and balanced daily diet. It can be offered directly from the pouch, served in a bowl or added as a tasty topper to regular food.

Feed in moderation according to your cat’s size, age, activity level and regular food intake. Always provide access to fresh drinking water.

Storage & Safety

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, follow the storage and serving instructions provided on the packaging.

For pet consumption only. This product is a complementary treat and should not replace a complete and balanced cat food. If your cat has diagnosed kidney disease or requires a therapeutic renal diet, consult your veterinarian before introducing treats or making dietary changes.