Chicken & Turkey Dry Food for Cats with Urinary Tract Problems – 34% Meat Meal, Gluten-Free
Specially developed for cats with urinary tract problems: With 34% chicken & turkey meat meal, low fat (12%), and selected ingredients to support healthy urinary tracts. 100% gluten-free, without attractants & artificial additives. For all breeds & age groups.
✔️ 100% Gluten-Free
✔️ 34% Chicken & Turkey Meat Meal
✔️ 30% Protein, only 12% Fat
✔️ Supports healthy urinary tracts
✔️ Probiotics & Herbs
✔️ Omega-3 (Fish Oil)
✔️ GMO-Free
✔️ Veterinarian-tested
✔️ Human-grade meat
✔️ Openly declared
✔️ For all breeds & age groups
Pretty Packaging or Good Cat Food? – The Honest Comparison
Many manufacturers advertise "40% fresh meat" – sounds great, but is often misleading. Fresh meat consists of 70% water. After drying, only about 8–10% real meat protein remains. Kallisbest uses high-quality meat meal – concentrated, nutrient-rich, honestly declared.
| Comparison |
Kallisbest Chicken & Turkey Urinary Tract |
Brand with "Fresh Meat Trick" |
Supermarket Cat Food |
| Meat Content (dry) |
34% Chicken & Turkey Meat Meal |
~8–10% after drying |
4–15% by-products |
| Fat Content |
Only 12% – gentle on urinary tracts |
Often 18–22% |
Often 10–18% |
| Declaration |
Open & honest |
Often closed |
Closed |
| Gluten-Free |
✔️ Yes |
Often no |
No |
| Probiotics |
✔️ Yes |
Rarely |
No |
Ingredients & Composition
Dried Chicken 29%, Rice 25%, Pea Flour 15%, Chicken Fat 8%, Dried Turkey 5%, Liver Extract 3%, Brewer's Yeast 2%, Fish Oil 1%, Dried Carrots 1%, Dried Apples 1%, Minerals 0.5%, Herbs and Spices 0.1%, Yucca Schidigera 0.02%
Analytical Constituents
Crude Protein 30.00% | Fats 12.00% | Moisture 9.00% | Crude Ash 7.00% | Fiber 2.00% | ME Kcal/1000g approx. 3500
Feeding Recommendation (per day)
| Cat Weight |
Low Activity |
Normal Activity |
Senior |
| up to 2 kg |
20–25 g |
25–30 g |
15–25 g |
| 2–4 kg |
25–40 g |
35–50 g |
20–35 g |
| 4–6 kg |
40–55 g |
50–65 g |
30–45 g |
| over 6 kg |
55–70 g |
65–80 g |
45–60 g |
Always provide fresh water. When changing food, transition slowly over 7–10 days.