Freeze-Dried Raw Cat Food, 87% Poultry Recipe for Complete and Balanced Adult Cat Nutrition

This freeze-dried raw cat food provides complete, balanced adult maintenance nutrition through an 87% premium poultry formula. Turkey, duck, goose and quail are combined with turkey and chicken organs, produce and seeds.

Serve it directly from the pouch for a crunchy texture or add warm water and allow it to soften for two to three minutes. It can be used as a complete meal or mixed with existing cat food as a topper.

Key Features

• The poultry-based recipe contains a minimum of 37% crude protein and 27% crude fat on a dry-matter basis.
• Low-temperature freeze-drying retains natural enzymes, while poultry and organ meats provide naturally occurring taurine.
• The formula contains no artificial preservatives, synthetic fillers or nutrient powders. Mixed tocopherols are included as a preservative.
• Complete AAFCO adult cat maintenance nutrition means the food can be served as the primary meal rather than only as a supplement.

Specifications

• Ingredients include turkey, duck, goose, quail, turkey liver, turkey heart, chicken liver, chicken heart, chicken gizzard, sweet potato, flaxseed, egg, pumpkin seed, fruits, vegetables, seeds, ginger, salt and kelp.
• Guaranteed analysis: crude protein 37% minimum, crude fat 27% minimum, crude fiber 4% maximum and moisture 6% maximum.
• Sizes include 5.5-ounce, 12-ounce and 23-ounce bags, each offered as a single bag or three-pack.
• Daily feeding guide: ⅔ cup for 5 lb, 1 cup for 7 lb, 1⅛ cups for 10 lb, 1⅓ cups for 12 lb, 1½ cups for 15 lb, 1¾ cups for 17 lb and 2 cups for 20 lb.
• Transition gradually over 7–10 days. Keep fresh water available and adjust portions according to body weight, age, activity and metabolism.
• Store unopened pouches at room temperature. Refrigerate opened portions for up to seven days.
• Freeze-drying reduces but does not eliminate pathogens, so handle this food using raw-meat safety practices. Wash hands and clean contact surfaces. It is not recommended for immunocompromised cats or households with vulnerable people. Consult a veterinarian for cats with diagnosed kidney disease.

Measure each serving carefully, introduce the recipe gradually and consult your veterinarian before changing your cat’s diet or portions.