Burgess Neutered Cat Food Chicken

Burgess Neutered Cat Chicken is a complete dry cat food formulated for neutered cats. Choose one 1.5kg or 10kg bag from the size options; these are alternative sizes, not a two-bag set. The existing product information specifies suitability from four months of age, from the time of neutering. Measure daily meals and monitor body condition to keep feeding matched to your cat's needs.

Key benefits

• Complete chicken recipe: designed for everyday feeding to neutered cats.
• High-protein formulation: described in the existing information as supporting maintenance of lean muscle.
• Added L-carnitine: included as part of the weight-management formulation; not a guarantee of weight loss.
• Fibre: included for hairball management according to the existing information, without a prevention guarantee.
• Added yucca extract: included with the aim of helping reduce litter-tray odour.
• Size choice: select a 1.5kg bag or the 10kg option labelled Free P&P.

Feeding guidance

Use the current Chicken recipe's feeding chart for your cat's weight, age and activity level. Weigh portions, account for treats and other food, and adjust to body condition. A larger bag is a larger supply, not a larger daily allowance. Provide fresh drinking water at all times.

The existing guidance recommends introducing the food gradually over 7–10 days by increasing the new food while reducing the old. Follow current pack instructions and your cat's tolerance; a gradual change cannot guarantee freedom from digestive upset.

Suitability and recipe information

The existing declaration specifies neutered cats from four months. Confirm current pack suitability, especially for a growing kitten or a cat with special dietary needs. Chicken in the name does not establish a sole-protein recipe. Refer to current composition, analytical constituents and additives for full details.

The existing information describes nutritional support for normal urinary health and teeth and gums. This is not a treatment for urinary disease or a replacement for dental care. Consult your vet for diagnosed conditions, persistent symptoms or a prescribed diet. Seek urgent veterinary advice if a cat strains to urinate or cannot pass urine.

Storage

Keep the food in a cool, dry place, reseal after use and current best-before and storage instructions. Retain the label if transferring food to a clean storage container.

Frequently asked questions

Which sizes are available?

1.5kg and 10kg. Select one size; the listing is not a multipack.

Which option mentions free postage?

The 10kg option is labelled Free P&P. Check the selected option and any delivery terms before checkout.

Is it complete food?

Yes. The existing product information identifies it as complete dry cat food.

From what age can it be fed?

The existing information specifies four months and over, from the time of neutering. Follow current pack suitability guidance.

Will it make my cat lose weight?

No result is guaranteed. Measured portions, overall calorie intake and body-condition monitoring remain important; ask your vet about a weight-loss plan if needed.

Does it prevent hairballs?

No prevention guarantee is made. The existing information describes fibre for hairball management.

Can it treat urinary problems?

No. Nutritional urinary-health support is not disease treatment or a substitute for a prescribed diet or veterinary care.

Does it replace toothbrushing?

No. Any dental-support formulation is not a replacement for suitable dental care.

How much should I feed?

Follow the current recipe's feeding chart and adjust for your cat's needs, other food and treats.

How should I change to this food?

The existing guidance recommends a gradual 7–10-day change. Follow current pack directions and your cat's tolerance.