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SHEBA® WET KITTEN FOOD

Delicious, nutritionally complete wet kitten soft paté that’s specifically formulated for your growing kitten.

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WHY FEED YOUR KITTEN SHEBA® PERFECT PORTIONS™ WET KITTEN FOOD

For years, cat lovers have been asking us: “Is SHEBA® good for kittens?” and “Does SHEBA® make kitten food?” We’ve heard you loud and clear, darling. Here’s why our wet kitten food is perfect for your newest feline friend.

 

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SPECIALLY FORMULATED FOR GROWING KITTENS

SHEBA® Kitten Food supports a healthy immune system, strong bones and growing muscles.

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100% COMPLETE AND BALANCED NUTRITION FOR KITTENS

Our wet kitten food is enriched with DHA, vitamins, minerals and essential nutrients.

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HIGH-QUALITY SOFT PATÉ

SHEBA® PERFECT PORTIONS™ Wet Kitten Food has a soft paté texture that is perfect for small mouths and is made without grain, corn, soy* or artificial flavors.

*Trace amounts may be present due to cross-contact during manufacturing.

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WET KITTEN FOOD FAQS

Here are answers to some commonly asked questions about feeding your kitten wet kitten food

When can you give kittens wet food?

At around five to eight weeks old, kittens can gradually transition onto SHEBA® PERFECT PORTIONS™ Wet Kitten Food by mixing it with a kitten formula (a kitten milk replacer). You can read more about how and when to feed your kitten here.

How will I know when to stop wet food for kittens?

Once your feline has hit six months, it's time to start transitioning them to an adult diet. You'll want to make sure your cat food is made with high-quality ingredients to ensure they're getting the nutrition they need. Might we recommend SHEBA® PERFECT PORTIONS™ Premium Paté or SHEBA® PERFECT PORTIONS™ Cuts in Gravy?

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