Let's Bite Active Persian Ocean Fish Dry Cat Food - 2kg (1kg × 2)

Let's Bite Active Persian Ocean Fish Dry Cat Food - 2kg (1kg × 2)

Made for Persian cats, which have particular grooming and digestive needs. Made with real sardine and mackerel, enriched with Omega-3 & 6, taurine, prebiotics, probiotics, vitamins, and organic minerals to support heart, skin & coat, digestion, and urinary health.

Key Features

• Premium ocean fish proteins (sardine & mackerel) for lean muscle and palatability.
• Omega-3 & 6 to promote a glossy coat and healthy skin.
• Taurine to support heart function and vision.
• Prebiotics & probiotics to aid digestion and help reduce hairball formation.
• Organic minerals & vitamins for balanced nutrition and urinary pH support.

Specs & Dimensions

• Total Weight: 2 kg (1 kg × 2 packs)
• Type: Dry food, kibble
• Life Stage: Adult cats (Persian breed profile)

Why Choose Let's Bite Persian?

Formulated for Persians that benefit from coat care and digestive support. The marine-protein base with essential fatty acids and gut-health nutrients helps keep Persian coats in good order and tummies comfortable.

Tip

Transition over 7-10 days. Measure portions by weight and activity level, and keep fresh water available at all times.

Let's Bite Active Persian Ocean Fish is a dry food for Persian cats, sold as 2 kg in two 1 kg packs. The protein comes from ocean fish.

Why Choose Let's Bite Active for Your Persian Cat?

Persians have a long coat and swallow a lot of hair when they groom. This recipe carries prebiotics and probiotics to keep digestion moving, which helps that hair pass through instead of forming a hairball. The fatty acids look after the coat itself.

Key Ingredients and Nutritional Benefits

Ocean fish is the main protein source and supports muscle. Omega fatty acids look after skin and coat, which matters most in a long-haired breed. Vitamins and minerals round out the balance and support the immune system.

Feeding Guidelines and Portion Control

Follow the feeding guide on the pack. Adjust the portion to your cat's age, weight and activity level, and weigh the food rather than guessing. Check your cat's body condition regularly and ask your vet if you are unsure.