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FAQ
Is this box a complete food or a treat?
It depends on the recipe. Only packs labelled complete food are suitable as a long-term sole diet; others are better treated as a treat or a topper.
What if my cat does not finish an 85g pouch?
Seal and refrigerate the remainder and finish it within 24 hours; do not leave it out overnight.
Specifications
Compiled from brand public materials; actual formula and packaging specs prevail.
Category & suitability
| Product line | Cat food |
|---|---|
| Suitable species | Cats |
| Life stage | Adult |
| Status | In production |
Specs & packaging
| Object type | Product |
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Commercial info
| Price note | 参考价,以官方渠道为准 |
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Product notes
Read the full brand description
This is the Sheba Selection 12×85g pouch multipack: a cardboard box holding twelve individual foil pouches, commonly packed as a mix of recipes.
The front of the box carries the Sheba Selection name, the 12×85g figure, and a plated-food photo for each recipe; the back lists ingredients, the nutrition analysis, and feeding guidance. Always check the specific recipe on the box you are buying.
An 85g pouch suits a single meal, and multi-cat homes can split a pouch across bowls. Refrigerate after opening and finish within 24 hours rather than leaving it out at room temperature.
Check three things before buying: whether the recipe mix inside the box is fixed, whether each pouch is 85g, and whether the label states complete and balanced nutrition (complete food). Only a complete wet food can serve as a long-term sole diet.
Image credit: Sheba Selection 12×85g multipacks photographed on a supermarket shelf, CC0 1.0, by Abraham, via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:20250828_Sheba_Auchan_Miko%C5%82%C3%B3w_01.jpg).