INABA Veterinarian Formula Churu Nourish Lickable Treats for Cats (20 tubes)

Veterinary Formula Appetite and Hydration Support Treat

Product Description

INABA Veterinarian Formula Churu Nourish Chicken Recipe Lickable Treats for Cats are specially designed to support appetite, hydration, and recovery. This creamy, highly palatable purée is made with real chicken and enriched with taurine and vitamin E. Ideal for cats experiencing illness, stress, or reduced appetite, it provides supplemental nutrition and encourages consistent eating.

Benefits

Appetite Booster: Helps stimulate eating in cats with low appetite.

Hydration Support: High moisture content promotes improved hydration levels.

Recovery Aid: Supports cats during illness, surgery, or stress conditions.

Medication Support: Ideal for masking medications for easier administration.

Clean Nutrition: Grain-free with no artificial preservatives or colors.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Taurine, Vitamin E
Inactive Ingredients: Water, chicken, tapioca, natural flavors, natural chicken flavor, guar gum, green tea extract

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient	Amount

Crude Protein (min)

7.00%

Crude Fat (min)

3.00%

Crude Fiber (max)

0.60%

Moisture (max)

88.00%

Vitamin E (min)

310 IU/kg

Taurine (min)

0.05%

Calorie Content: 860 kcal/kg, 12 kcal/tube ME (calculated)

Variants

Variant	Flavor	Pack Size

Chicken

Chicken Recipe

20 Tubes

Tuna

Tuna Recipe

20 Tubes

How to Use

Feeding Dosage Instructions

Recommended Feeding: Give one full tube per cat per serving.

Supplemental Use: Use as a treat or topper, not as a complete meal.

Serving Options: Feed directly, in a bowl, or mixed with food.

Storage Instructions: Refrigerate after opening and use within 24 hours.

Additional Information

Precautions

Not Complete Nutrition: Designed only for supplemental feeding, not a sole diet.

Consult Veterinarian: Recommended for cats with ongoing medical conditions.

Ensure Hydration: Provide fresh water at all times during feeding.

Packaging Safety: Prevent pets from ingesting packaging material.