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    True Instinct launches ‘High Meat’ cat and kitten range

    Simon KingBy Simon KingNovember 13, 2019Updated:November 12, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    True Instinct has introduced ‘High Meat’ products for cats and kittens to its premium range of dry and complete food.

    Made up in the ratio of 75% high meat recipe and 25% natural fruit, vegetables and botanicals, the company says the range features dry biscuits that have fantastic palatability and provide complete and balanced nutrition to help to fuel a cat’s active life.

    The range is grain, gluten and cereal free with no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives; all complete, balanced and veterinary approved.

    It includes free-range chicken, turkey with duck, salmon and tuna, which has replaced True Instinct’s Raw Boost range for adult cats. 

    The kitten product offers a free-range chicken variant that offers delicious high meat biscuits with no added sugar. Benefits of the nutritious products include muscle mass maintenance, support for cats’ immune system, brain and vision development and is completely grain and gluten free.

    The ‘High Meat’ cat range comes in 300g and 1.5kg bags at an RRP of £2.99 and £17.99.

    Craig Taylor, True Instinct’s managing director, said: “As advocates for natural and nutritious feeding, we’re immensely proud to bring this new and advanced product to market. The super-premium ‘High Meat’ products use only the highest-grade ingredients to help cat and kittens thrive.”

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