Montego Karoo Cat Chicken & Lamb

Low Carbohydrate Formulation Using Only Rice
A single grain, high-quality, highly digestible carbohydrate provides all-day energy.

Energy-Sustaining Protein: Chicken
Chicken provides energy, and as a natural source of taurine (an amino acid critical to cats), supports tissue-repair as well.

Strength-Building Protein: Lamb
Adds delicious flavour and texture, while providing essential amino acids, crucial to the development and maintenance of strong, healthy muscles.

Balanced Microbiome from Citrus Fibre & Beet Pulp
Natural, dietary citrus fibre and beet pulp nourish the gut, stimulating a balanced microbiome for the growth of beneficial bacteria in the digestive system.

Omega-6 & Omega-3 from Animal Fats & Fish Oils
Omega-6 (chicken) and Omega-3 (fish oil) fatty acids nourish your cat’s skin, regulating oil production and improving hydration; while encapsulated fatty acids are essential for reducing stool odour.

Hairball Management:
Dietary Cellulose & Fish Oil Fish oil aids in the prevention of shedding, while dietary insoluble cellulose may enhance intestinal transit rates, reducing the severity of hairballs in long-haired cats.

Urinary Tract Health:
Minerals& WaterBalanced nutrition, including a lower dietary magnesium level, maintains a reduced urinary pH and stimulates water consumption, diluting your cat’s urine, lowering the risk of struvite crystals.

Reinforced Natural Defences:Freeze-Dried Melon Juice & Nutritional Yeast
Inactivated yeast balances the immune system, while freeze-dried melon juice and pulp protects cells from free radicals, supporting well-being and anti-ageing of the immune system.

When transitioning your cat to Karoo Adult, it is important to introduce the new food gradually by slowly decreasing their current brand while increasing the portion of Karoo. Throughout this process and beyond, ensure that fresh water is always available for your cat.

Small Cats (2–4 kg): For cats in this range, feed between 35 g and 55 g for moderate activity, or increase to 45 g to 75 g if they are highly active.

Average Cats (4–6 kg): Moderately active cats require 55 g to 80 g, while high-activity cats should receive 75 g to 100 g daily.

Large Cats (6–8 kg): These cats need 80 g to 100 g for moderate movement, reaching up to 125 g for those with high energy levels.

Chicken meal, rice, lamb liver, lamb heart, chicken fat, pea protein, whole egg powder, brewer’s yeast, beet pulp, citrus fibre, cellulose, fish oil, inulin, salmon oil powder, sodium bisulphate, potassium chloride, calcium carbonate, chicken protein, salt, essential minerals & vitamins, amino acids, encapsulated fatty acids, inactivated whole yeast, dried melon juice, rosemary extract.

Nutritional: Vitamin A 12 500 IU, Vitamin D3 1 250 IU, Vitamin E 250 IU, Vitamin C 125 IU, potassium chloride 5 g, zinc hydroxychloride 110 mg, ferrous sulphate 50 mg, copper sulphate 2 mg, potassium iodide 1 mg and organic selenium 0.2 mg.

Preservatives: Approved antioxidants.

Sensory: Palatability meat-based enhancers.