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[header] How to read cat food labels [title] Look for net weight. [step] In the u.s., many brands abbreviate this as " net wt " and list it at the bottom of the front of the bag or can. This is the weight of the contents of the package.

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  1. [substeps] Net is used to indicate a container weight. Some companies, such as amazon, sell these under different names.
  2. For example, a net weight of 3 oz. ( 85 g) means the package contains three ounces/85 grams of food.
  3. Net weight can be anywhere from 0.57.5-1.119 kg. For instance, if you check a 12 ounce package of litter or pee tube from a local pet store, it should go in the pedometer (m-h) range.
  4. [substeps] Net weight varies by brand, so you'll probably need to go to a local supermarket, department store, or even pharmacy for more options. American express may be accurate with net weight, although not all stores are.

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4165
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