Dr Malou Chicken with Goat Milk and Egg Yolk

Complete freeze-dried food for kittens up to 12 months

Dr Malou Chicken with Goat Milk and Egg Yolk is a complete freeze-dried diet developed for kittens up to 12 months of age. This natural, nutrient-dense recipe supports healthy growth, muscle development, immunity and nervous system function. It is based on a high content of meat and organs, enriched with functional ingredients such as lactose-free whole goat milk, egg yolk, fish oil and inulin.

Freeze-drying helps preserve freshness, natural taste and nutritional quality without preservatives or grains, making it suitable for kittens with sensitive digestion.

Natural recipe tailored to kitten needs

The recipe contains carefully selected ingredients:

• chicken breast 77% – highly digestible, concentrated animal protein for proper growth
• organs 16% (liver and hearts) – a rich source of taurine for heart and vision health, plus vitamins A and B12
• lactose-free whole goat milk 2% – easily digestible protein and calcium supporting strong bones and teeth
• dried egg yolk 2% – amino acids supporting immune development
• fish oil 1% – Omega-3 fatty acids supporting brain and retina development and coat quality
• inulin 1% – a prebiotic supporting healthy gut microbiota
• vitamins and minerals – selected to meet kitten requirements during intense growth

The food contains no grains, gluten, meat meal or artificial colors.

Freshness and gentleness preserved by freeze-drying

Freeze-drying is a low-temperature dehydration method that helps preserve up to 98% of nutritional value. This process:

• protects vitamins, enzymes and the natural structure of meat
• retains taste and aroma without preservatives
• makes the food light, easy to feed and shelf-stable
• allows use as a meal, reward or enrichment element

Balanced nutrition for a healthy start

Dr Malou formula is designed for growing kittens. High protein supports muscle and tissue development, while fat provides energy for daily activity. Calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D3 support strong bones and teeth, and taurine supports heart and vision. Goat milk, egg yolk and fish oil provide nutrients important for nervous system development, while inulin and dietary fiber support digestion.

Feeding routine and enrichment

The light, crunchy texture encourages chewing. The food can be used as:

• a daily complete meal
• a training reward
• enrichment in puzzle feeders and food games

When mixed with warm water, it becomes soft and aromatic, ideal for kittens learning to eat independently.

How to feed Dr Malou

Portion size should be adjusted to your kitten’s current weight and activity level. The food can be served dry or rehydrated with warm water. Always provide access to fresh water. Store in a tightly sealed package away from moisture.

Ingredients

Chicken breast (77%), chicken liver (8%), chicken hearts (8%), lactose-free whole goat milk (2%), dried chicken egg yolk (2%), fish oil (1%), inulin (1%), vitamins and minerals.

Analytical constituents

Protein 67%, fat 18%, fiber 3%, ash 5%, moisture 6%, calcium 1.2%, phosphorus 0.95%, DHA 0.13%.

Nutritional additives

Taurine, FOS, B vitamins, vitamins A, D3, E, iron, zinc, copper, manganese, iodine.

Metabolizable energy

16.3 MJ / 3910 kcal ME (FEDIAF 2020)

Recommended daily feeding guide

Kitten age (months) | Estimated body weight (kg) | Recommended daily portion (g)
1 | 0.5–0.90 | 37
2 | 0.80–1.20 | 50
3 | 1.40–2.10 | 69
4 | 1.80–2.75 | 86
5 | 2.10–3.00 | 78
6 | 2.40–3.90 | 85
7 | 2.40–3.90 | 98
8 | 2.70–4.00 | 100
9 | 2.90–5.00 | 105
10 | 2.90–5.00 | 100
11 | 2.90–5.00 | 95
12 | 2.90–5.00 | 80

Amounts refer to the freeze-dried food before adding water. Feeding guidelines are approximate. A healthy kitten up to 12 months does not always require strict portion limitation unless overweight or health issues occur.