Wildes Land 6er Pouch Probierbox
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Wildes Land - Wet food - Organic Trial Box 6 x 85 g
Cats need a balanced diet for optimal well-being. The selection of the right cat food should be based on the cat's natural nutritional needs. Wildes Land Bio offers a tasty complete food for adult velvet paws that, through the careful selection of high-quality ingredients, supports a species-appropriate diet of your house tiger. Trust in the power and originality of nature forms the basis of Wildes Land Bio. The six nutrient-rich recipes of the trial box are characterised by the high meat content in combination with valuable salmon oil. The high-quality, all-natural organic raw materials from controlled agriculture are gently processed so that all important vitamins and nutrients can be preserved. In addition, the food is also suitable for sensitive velvet paws, as the meals are produced without gluten or grain. The cat food contains no additives and is naturally produced without animal testing in Germany.
Wildes Land brings the originality of nature directly into your velvet paw's bowl - pure nature for cats. The Wildes Land Bio wet food variations are tasty and nutrient-rich meals made from pure, all-natural ingredients. The menus are naturally developed without animal testing and produced exclusively in Germany. The high-quality meals from Wildes Land Bio are produced without artificial flavourings, colourings and preservatives.
The Wildes Land Bio trial box contains the varieties:
- Beef and chicken
- Chicken and salmon
- Chicken PURE
- Duck PURE
- Duck and turkey
- Salmon PURE
The Wildes Land wet food Bio Pouch trial box at a glance:
- Very high meat content
- High-quality organic raw materials
- From certified organic agriculture
- Only high-quality raw materials and ingredients
- Gluten-free & grain-free
- High acceptance
- Without additives and flavourings
- Without colourings and preservatives
- Without animal testing
- Made in Germany
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