My Honest Review of Suhoi Korm Dlya Sterilizovannyh Koshek Zillii Indeika S Yagn

Hello friends!

I recently decided to try out the Suhoi Korm Dlya Sterilizovannyh Koshek Zillii Indeika S Yagn for my sterilized cat, and I have to say, it's been a game-changer. The price of 535 rubles for 400 grams is a bit steep, but I guess it's worth it for the premium quality.

The packaging is really unique - it's got anime characters on it, a happy girl and a little cat. I guess that's how manufacturers try to grab our attention. And now, this brand stands out with its distinctive packaging. I think it would make a great gift for cat owners.

When I saw the packaging, it reminded me of Sailor Moon. We used to watch that show in school and discuss each episode. I was always the Jupiter character.

Anyone who grew up in the 90s and early 2000s will remember the classic anime Sailor Moon.

I also want to mention that the packaging material feels nice to the touch.

I've gotta say, I'm impressed with the Zillii website - it's colorful and eye-catching. Check it out here.

I was curious to learn more about where these pet foods are made, so I did some digging. It turns out that the company is based in the Belgorod region, specifically in the city of Shebekino. As I was researching, I stumbled upon the fascinating history of pet food. It's been around for a while.

The idea of feeding pets a balanced diet rather than scraps from the table was first introduced by the company. At the same time, they started selling pet food that was of a higher quality - now, these foods are considered 'complete and balanced'. That means that they contain all the necessary nutrients and elements that pets need.

In 1964, the Institute of Animal Feeds launched a public awareness campaign for pet owners. The campaign had two main points:

It's strongly recommended not to feed pets 'table scraps'; It's strongly recommended to feed pets processed food.

The campaign also promoted dry and wet pet foods, especially. By this time, there were already many pet foods on the market with catchy names and colors.

As for my opinion on what to feed my kitties, I think it's a combination of homemade food and high-quality commercial food. My cats are quite picky, so they won't eat just anything. I try to find a balance between convenience and nutrition. I don't completely rely on commercial food, though - I like to choose what I feed them carefully. It's surprising what's available on the market these days!

Let's move on.

I was surprised by how easy it is to open and close this pack. It's tightly sealed when closed, but opens up with a simple pull. Here's a look at it from the side. Now, let's talk about the ingredients - this is a really interesting part. This product contains dehydrated chicken meat (30%), chicken fat, pea protein, vitamins, minerals, carrots, dried tomatoes, brewer's yeast, rice, oats, flaxseeds, salmon oil, seaweed (Laminaria), dried beetroot, natural flavor, yucca schidigera extract, peas, taurine, glucosamine, cranberries, chondroitin, and fresh mutton meat (4%).

Mineral components:

Nutritional value: Raw protein 30%, raw fat 12%, raw fiber 3%, raw ash 7%, moisture 8%, omega-6 2.3%, omega-3 0.15%, calcium 1.5%, phosphorus 1.1%, magnesium 0.09%. Additives: Food additives: Vitamin A (retinol acetate) 18000 IU/kg, vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) 700 IU/kg, vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol acetate) 300 IU/kg, zinc (zinc sulfate monohydrate) 100 mg/kg, iron (iron(II) sulfate monohydrate) 50 mg/kg, manganese (manganese(II) oxide) 10 mg/kg, copper (copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate) 10 mg/kg, iodine (calcium iodate anhydrous) 3 mg/kg, selenium (sodium selenite) 0.2 mg/kg. Technological additives: Antioxidants (preserved using rosemary extract and a mixture of tocopherols (vitamin E))

I've been pretty impressed with the nutritional value of this stuff. It's got a decent amount of vitamins and minerals. The chicken is 30% of the mix, but I was surprised to see that lamb is only 4%. The carrots, tomatoes, and beets are great additions, and I'm even happy to see some flaxseeds in there. It's clear that this is a well-rounded food source.

One thing I really like is that the packaging is easy to reseal with a sticky strip. This keeps the food fresh and prevents it from getting stale. It's a nice touch.The kibble has a nice aroma, although it's a bit strong for my taste. The pieces are all uniform in shape and color.My dog loves it - she crunches away with glee.They seem to be loving it - they're active, playful, and happy. Of course, they do love their naps during the day... but as soon as evening rolls around, they're off on their walks and runs.Check out their happy, sleepy faces after a Zili meal!That's all for now - I highly recommend this food, and I'll catch you all in the next video.

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