INSTRUCTIONS FOR STORAGE OF CAT FOOD

1. Keep the package.

The cat food bag has been designed to avoid impacting factors and maintain its quality for as long as possible. Keeping a cat food bag has the added benefit of keeping the barcode on the bag, expiration date and batch code, instructions for use - all of which are important information to have.

2. Close the cat food bag or box.

Keeping your cat's food bag closed after every feeding helps prevent unhealthy exposure to air and moisture - both speed up the degradation of pet food and increase the risk of bacterial infections such as Salmonella.

3. Do not leave cat food in the sun.

Cat food when exposed to sunlight will increase the temperature and moisture inside (especially when stored with thin bags). This will also speed up food degradation and increase the risk of bacterial and mold contamination.

4. Do not mix old cat food bags with new ones.

You may want to move the last of your cat's food from the old bag to the new one. But don't do that! You may accidentally damage your cat's new food bag.

5. Do not mix seeds or mix many types of seeds each time.

Because each nut has a different formula and commitment to quality, mixing multiple nuts in one meal makes it difficult to control the daily nutrition provided for cats.

6. Wipe and dry the box.

Wiping and drying the cans after each particle is gone helps to remove old grease from the old seeds, preventing the risk of damaging new seeds.

7. Split into small bags to keep cat food fresh.

The most cost-effective way to raise a cat is to buy a large grain bag and feed the cat gradually, because a 5kg or 10kg bag of cat food is cheaper than a 500gr bag of the same quality, the bigger the more economical. . But to preserve and avoid risks with the giant bag of newly purchased, you also need to divide it immediately into many small boxes or many small bags with zip lock for storage and storage.