Barley Cat

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Barley Cat

Description
Contrary to popular belief, a cat grazes on grass not because of an upset stomach or to remove hairballs, but due to the fact it’s looking for the same raw nutrition enjoyed by its healthy and strong ancestors in the wild (it’s the sharp, microscopic barbs on grass that cause internal agitation and vomiting). Experts say cats (and dogs as well) instinctively eat grass to get the active, live nutrients needed for their system for optimum health and performance.Provides vitamins B1, B2, and B6.A source of protein and essential minerals.Contains chlorophyll which can help freshen breath.Features valuable amino acids and antioxidant Vitamin E.Contains approx. 113 servings. 3 oz. Container.

Ingredients
Powdered juice from young barley grass; Maltrodextrin; Sodium acid pyrophosphate; Hydrolyzed poultry liver; Dried yeast; Ground brown rice; Lactose; Taurine; Soybean oil; Garlic; Mixed Tocopherols.

Recommended Use
Mix with, or on top of, wet or dry food. If desired, make a paste with water and powder before applying to dry food. Use ¼ teaspoon for and adult cat (slightly less for kittens) once or twice daily.

Warnings
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Barley Cat Additional Notes
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