PURINA ONE® 11+ Chicken Dry Cat Food
- Scientifically proven to help strengthen your cat’s natural defences thanks to lactobacillus - specific functional bacteria
- Improves gut microbiome balance thanks to chicory, a prebiotic
- Chicken is the #1 ingredient – a good source of protein and amino acids to help build and maintain strong muscles
- Appropriate energy to help avoid excessive body weight loss supported by an adapted protein/fat ratio
- Helps support healthy ageing thanks to adapted nutrient profile
- Helps to keep skin and coat in glowing health thanks to Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids and essential vitamins and minerals
Features
- Scientifically proven to help strengthen your cat’s natural defences thanks to lactobacillus - specific functional bacteria
- Improves gut microbiome balance thanks to chicory, a prebiotic
- Chicken is the #1 ingredient – a good source of protein and amino acids to help build and maintain strong muscles
- Appropriate energy to help avoid excessive body weight loss supported by an adapted protein/fat ratio
- Helps support healthy ageing thanks to adapted nutrient profile
- Helps to keep skin and coat in glowing health thanks to Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids and essential vitamins and minerals
VISIBLE HEALTH FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW
PURINA ONE Senior 11+ is a nutrition targeted to answer the specific needs of cats aged 11 years and over.
Having a balanced gut microbiome is essential for the good health of your cat. It has a direct impact on their natural defences. The microbiome is an ecosystem containing trillions of microorganisms that live in the gut and are unique to each cat. The balance of microorganisms is important to make positive effect on your cat’s digestive health, natural defences, and overall well-being.
PURINA ONE BIFENSIS is nutritional formula with a beneficial functional bacteria: Lactobacillus, scientifically proven to strengthen your cat’s natural defences from the inside out and helps protect a healthy gut microbiome. Purina ONE BIFENSIS contains high-quality ingredients, including prebiotic: chicory, which nurtures good bacteria in the gut to improve your cat’s gut microbiome for maintaining your cat in a good health.
From a healthy digestion and strong natural defences to a shiny coat you can see visible results on your cat’s health today and tomorrow.
Ingredients
Chicken (including bone, meat, skin) (17%)
Dried poultry protein
Wheat (15%)
Corn
Corn protein meal
Wheat gluten
Soya meal
Animal fats
Wheat middlings
Dried chicory root (2%)
Minerals
Digest (with added heat treated Lactobacillus Delbrueckii and Fermentum powder 0.025%)
Yeast.
Calories
378kCals per 100g
Nutrition & Analytical Constituents
Protein: 38.0%
Fat content: 15.0%
Crude ash: 7.5%,
Crude fibre: 2.5%
Omega 3 fatty acids: 0.1%
Omega 6 fatty acids: 2.0%
Nutritional additives
IU/kg:
Vit A: 35000
Vit D3: 1150
Vit E: 670
mg/kg:
Vit C: 140
Taurine: 700
Iron(II) sulphate monohydrate (Fe: 110)
Calcium iodate anhydrous (I: 1.7)
Copper(II) sulphate pentahydrate (Cu: 11)
Manganous sulphate monohydrate (Mn: 40)
Zinc sulphate monohydrate (Zn: 100)
Sodium selenite (Se: 0.12)
Recommended daily amount (g/day):
| Cat weight (kg) | Quantity (g) |
| 2 - 4 | 30 - 60 |
| 4 - 6 | 60 - 90 |
| 6 - 8 | 90 - 120 |
The recommended daily amounts should be adjusted to weather conditions, the cat’s level of activity and its physical condition.
Clean, fresh drinking water should be available at all times.
Reviews
Xena, who is at least 19 years old, was having a lot of tummy troubles. We had been using a dry food for 7+ cats, then I noticed Purina one for 11+ cats. It took a couple of weeks to start showing a difference. Now we have a cat with proper poop! She absolutely loves the food! She is a bit of a grumpy old lady but she is definitely looking more content. I assume that she does not have tummy ache any more!
My 17 year old cat and her daughter who is 16 have the senior 11+ biscuits every day. They are great for their teeth but also fir the nutritional values as I want to keep them fit and healthy. I also have a very senior cat whom we inherited when we moved into the house and we have found out he is nearly 30 years of age. He has no teeth as we had to have them taken out due to stomatitice, however he will still eat a few of the senior 11+ biscuits every day. The picture attached is of the old boy garden kitty chilling out on his windowsill.
I recently started giving my cat Purina one senior food and she absolutely loves it and my cat is very fussy but l have to say she ate them all up and sat there expecting more
Since when does a cat need wheat and corn in their diet? They can’t even digest it. It’s like feeding a giraffe or a cow with fried chicken. So sad. Shame on you.