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Brit

Care Indoor Cat Chicken

Cats · kibble ·

B

Overall score 78/100 · Good

Summary

Brit Care Indoor Cat Chicken.

Sub-scores

B Proteins
A Nutrition balance
A Undesirables
D Transparency
B Species adaptability

Composition analysed

Brit Care Indoor Cat Chicken

  1. A Dehydrated chicken protein

Nutritional analysis

Crude protein
36%
Crude fat
12%
Ash
7%
Fibre
3%
Moisture
9%

Strengths

  • First ingredient is a named animal protein
  • No undesirable additives detected
  • Balanced nutritional profile

Weaknesses

  • Limited composition transparency

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Frequently asked questions

What score does Brit Care Indoor Cat Chicken get?

Brit Care Indoor Cat Chicken gets a grade of B (78/100), i.e. "good", on the PetFoodRate A to E scale. The grade combines five axes: protein quality, nutritional balance, absence of undesirable ingredients, labelling transparency and species suitability.

What are the strengths and weaknesses of Brit Care Indoor Cat Chicken?

Strengths: First ingredient is a named animal protein, No undesirable additives detected, Balanced nutritional profile. Weaknesses: Limited composition transparency.

Is Brit Care Indoor Cat Chicken a good fit for cats?

On species suitability, this product scores B. It is broadly suited to the needs of cats, as part of a balanced diet.

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