Solutions Pet Products chickens are raised without the use of antibiotics or added hormones. Federal regulations prohibit the use of hormones in chicken. 
 
You can purchase the cat food in a 3lb box that contains 1oz sliders.
*No artificial ingredients
*Humane processing and eco-friendly packaging
*No HPP (high-pressure pasteurization
Storage and Use:
Keep frozen. Thaw to serve. Keep refrigerated. Do not heat. Good for 7 days after thawing.
**Veterinarian Recommended**
Important Information
“Pets and other animals tend to need few calories per pound as they get bigger. For example if a hummingbird were 150 lbs it would need about 155,000 kcals/day; if an elephant were 150 lbs it would need 700 kcal/day. Similarly, larger breed dogs need fewer calories per pound than smaller breed dogs.
Reduce food calories provided by chews, treats, and people-food from total daily caloric intake. We suggest no more than 5% of daily calories be sourced from chews, treats, or people-food that is not nutritionally formulated into the total diet.
Suggested Daily Serving
*Individual variables may modify caloric need. See our feeding calculator for more precise feeding instructions.
 
It is our recommendation that you calculate daily intake to account for the increased bioavailability and absorption. Use our feeding calculator to calculate caloric intake at 64kcals/oz. This is better for your budget and generally better for your pet’s health and body composition.  
Pet Weight
Amount
2-8lbs2 - 4.5 ounces per day
8-12lbs4.5 - 6.5 ounces per day
12 - 15lbs6.5 - 7.5 ounces per day
15 - 20bs7.5 - 8.5 ounces per day
20 - 25lbs8.5 - 9.5 ounces per day
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein – 14% (min)
Crude Fat – 10% (min)
Crude Fiber – 2% (max)
Moisture – 76% (max)
Ash – 3% (max)
 
Calcium: Phosphorus Ratio: 
 
Calorie Content (calculated) ME: 1795kcal/kg, 51kcal/oz
 
It is our recommendation that you calculate daily intake to account for the increased bioavailability and absorption. Use our feeding calculator to calculate caloric intake at 64kcals/oz. This is better for your budget and generally better for your pet’s health and body composition.