GOURMET® Mon Petit Meaty Variety (Duck, Chicken and Turkey) Wet Cat Food
- A refined collection of truly delectable recipes that celebrate the essence of flavour
- Appetising Fresh Portions. Made with high quality ingredients
- No added colourants. No added artificial flavourings and preservatives
- Discover the delicious world of GOURMET Mon Petit Intense
- This cardboard is made with minimum 65% recycled fibre
Features
- A refined collection of truly delectable recipes that celebrate the essence of flavour.
- Appetising Fresh Portions. Made with high quality ingredients
- No added colourants. No added artificial flavourings and preservatives.
- Discover the delicious world of GOURMET Mon Petit Intense
- This cardboard is made with minimum 65% recycled fibre.
For true foodies, it’s all about flavour intensity. GOURMET Mon Petit Intense. A refined collection of truly delectable recipes that celebrate the essence of flavour. We have selected high quality ingredients and slow-cooked fine cuts in a delicious sauce to release intense flavours for your feline foodie. They will love our fresh petit portions, for a truly delightful experience at every mealtime.
Easy to open, easy to serve, with no leftovers and in a recyclable pouch.
All our delectable recipes are 100% complete and balanced for all adult cats.
At Purina we are working towards a waste-free future and we have made a global commitment that 100% of our packaging will be reusable or recyclable by 2025. We are partnering with other brands to support supermarket collection points of flexible plastic packaging. Some retailers have already started collection points and this will grow with time.
Ingredients
Duck
Meat and animal derivatives (15% of which duck 4%)
Vegetable protein extracts
Fish and fish derivatives
Various sugars
Minerals
Yeasts
Chicken
Meat and animal derivatives (18% of which chicken 5%)
Vegetable protein extracts
Fish and fish derivatives
Minerals
Various sugars
Yeasts
Turkey
Meat and animal derivatives (18% of which turkey 4%)
Vegetable protein extracts
Fish and fish derivatives
Minerals
Various sugars
Yeasts
Nutrition & Analytical Constituents
Moisture: 81.5%
Protein: 12.0%
Fat content: 2.6%
Crude ash: 1.7%
Crude fibre: 0.05%
Nutritional additives
IU/kg:
Vit. A: 720
Vit. D3: 110
mg/kg:
Iron (II) sulphate monohydrate: (Fe: 8.3)
Calcium iodate anhydrous: (I: 0.20)
Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate: (Cu: 0.72)
Manganous sulphate monohydrate: (Mn: 1.6)
Zinc sulphate monohydrate: (Zn: 14)
Taurine: 450
Flavourings
Calories
81kcal per 100g
Feeding guide
For an average adult cat (4kg), serve 5 to 6 pouches throughout the day in at least 2 separate meals. The adult maintenance averages are based on moderately active cats at normal environmental temperatures. Individual needs vary and feeding should be adjusted as required to maintain your cat at a lean, healthy body weight.
Fresh, clean drinking water should always be available.
Pouches and Sachets
Pouches for wet pet food, sachets, and snacks bags. Please refer to the material type icons printed on pack and follow the relevant instruction below.
Polypropylene Pouches & Wrappers
Today this material is not yet widely recycled by local councils. We’re working collaboratively to advance UK recycling infrastructure as well as making our own packaging easier to recycle. One development has been the creation of The Flexible Plastic Fund which provides flexible plastic recycling points across the UK. To find out more visit https://flexibleplasticfund.org.uk/
Plastic/Aluminium Composite Pouches
Today this material is not yet widely recycled by local councils. We’re working collaboratively to advance UK recycling infrastructure as well as making our own packaging easier to recycle. One development has been the creation of The Flexible Plastic Fund which provides flexible plastic recycling points across the UK. To find out more visit https://flexibleplasticfund.org.uk/
Plastic Printed Pouch/Wrapper
Today this material is not yet widely recycled by local councils. We’re working collaboratively to advance UK recycling infrastructure as well as making our own packaging easier to recycle. One development has been the creation of The Flexible Plastic Fund which provides flexible plastic recycling points across the UK. To find out more visit https://flexibleplasticfund.org.uk/
Plastic Printed Pouch/Wrapper
Today this material is not yet widely recycled by local councils. We’re working collaboratively to advance UK recycling infrastructure as well as making our own packaging easier to recycle. One development has been the creation of The Flexible Plastic Fund which provides flexible plastic recycling points across the UK. To find out more visit https://flexibleplasticfund.org.uk/
Plastic/Aluminium Printed Pouch
Today this material is not yet widely recycled by local councils. We’re working collaboratively to advance UK recycling infrastructure as well as making our own packaging easier to recycle. One development has been the creation of The Flexible Plastic Fund which provides flexible plastic recycling points across the UK. To find out more visit https://flexibleplasticfund.org.uk/
Paper/Aluminium Printed Sachet
Today this material is not yet widely recycled by local councils. We’re working collaboratively to advance UK recycling infrastructure as well as making our own packaging easier to recycle. One development has been the creation of The Flexible Plastic Fund which provides flexible plastic recycling points across the UK. To find out more visit https://flexibleplasticfund.org.uk/
Boxes
Outer cardboard boxes and cartons. Please refer to the material type icons printed on pack and follow the relevant instruction below.
Non-corrugated Fibreboard
Our carton boxes, sleeves and cases are recyclable. Please recycle them.
Corrugated Fibreboard
Our carton boxes, sleeves and cases are recyclable. Please recycle them.
Non-corrugated Fibreboard/Plastic Composite
Our carton boxes, sleeves and cases are recyclable. Please recycle them.
HDPE Bag (bag inside the carton box)
Bags with this symbol are recyclable in the UK at large supermarkets. Seperate from box and recycle with bags at large supermarket. Please don't recycle at home. Check recyclenow.com for more info.
Reviews
I really was very pleased when I saw a box of Mon Petit in our food cupboard. I saw it advertised on that big square box in the corner of the room that my strokers seem to watch every evening and I thought ho nice they looked. So after sending some physic messages to my strokers I was pleasantly surprised to see they had bought me some and I was not disappointed as they are gorgeous. So I would recommend these to ll my friends and urge their strokers to get them soon.
Sparkle is 16 years old and is a fussy madam when it comes to food, mon petit are perfect for her as she can't eat a large sachet of food so there is less waste , she just loves the meat selection and as soon as her tummy clock goes off she's by her bowl yelling to be fed.
My cats are very fussy and will not eat cheap quality cat food and only have the more expensive range. But as soon as i find something the like the soon go off it very quickly. Gourmet petit is the only catfood they cant get enough of and lick the dishes clean. I usually have to feed them them two pouches each for breakfast and dinner. They have been eating this for months and dont get fed up. I have never known them to love a catfood so much.
...my Kitten doesn't get there first. We first starting buying Mon Petit about 18 months ago, for my 20 years old moggy, who - like my elderly humans - couldn't manage a large meal at any one time. He immensely enjoyed the smaller, and much more manageable portion size. Later, my 10 year old British Blue moggy cottoned on to them, as a nice side dish to his Purina One Chicken & Rice crunchies (something none of my cats can do without). On my elderly moggy's passing, I adopted a rescue tabby kitten, who enjoyed chasing my British Blue off - in a truly kitteny over excited fashion - to scoff atll the Mon Petit and Purina One up, before "Harvey" crept back to the kitchen. Actually the lengths that my kitten went to to get the adult food was quite extra-ordinary. Our house has two staircases, where it once had been split into two separate residences, and on adopting the kitten, he was sectioned off into one half of the house, so that he was away from a) the cat-flap and b) the adult cat food. However, having long sloping roofs (being 400yrs old) an agile enough cat could climb up out of the upper storey windows, and across the single storey neighbouring roof. At 9 weeks old our kitten managed to climb up onto the bathroom window, go outside, scale the roof, drop down the "cat-slide" (a true architectural term) onto the patio, in the cat-flap and straight to the Mon Petit and Purina One! Amazing!!!