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there's no way it has that much protein in it
Apparently that can has 91kcal/can, and 10% of it is "crude protein." Protein provides about 4 calories per gram, so one can is 2g protein.
If we scale to 250 kcal, that's 6g protein.
Not sure I want to know where OP got their numbers from...
Also, regular chicken breast has higher protein content than this cat food, and it's probably cheaper per calorie.
Does it give you a glossy coat though?