N&D Quinoa Skin and Coat – Herring, Quinoa, Coconut and Turmeric Recipe Dry Food
This dry food is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance in adult cats.
Ingredients
| Ingredient |
|---|
| herring |
| dehydrated herring |
| pea starch |
| herring oil |
| quinoa seed |
| linseed |
| dried coconut |
| turmeric |
| inulin |
| fructooligosaccharide |
| yeast extract |
| psyllium seed husk |
| calcium carbonate |
| dicalcium phosphate |
| calcium sulfate dihydrate |
| potassium chloride |
| salt |
| brewers dried yeast |
| vitamin A supplement |
| vitamin D3 supplement |
| vitamin E supplement |
| ascorbic acid |
| niacin |
| calcium pantothenate |
| riboflavin |
| pyridoxine hydrochloride |
| thiamine mononitrate |
| biotin |
| folic acid |
| vitamin B12 supplement |
| choline chloride |
FAQ
What are the key benefits of this cat food recipe?
This recipe includes herring and herring oil for natural omega-3 fatty acids, which support skin and coat health. Quinoa and coconut provide balanced protein and healthy fats, while turmeric may help with natural anti-inflammatory support. The inclusion of prebiotics like inulin and fructooligosaccharide promotes digestive health.
Is this food suitable for all adult cats?
Yes, this food is formulated to meet the nutritional needs for adult cats in maintenance. It is not recommended for kittens, pregnant, or nursing cats without veterinary guidance.
Does this food contain any common allergens?
The ingredients include herring, which may be a concern for cats with fish allergies. Pea starch and linseed are present, which may be allergenic in some cats. Please consult with a veterinarian if your cat has known allergies.

Lauren Hughes –
My cat has noticeably shinier fur since switching to this food. The smell is mild and she eats it willingly. No digestive issues reported after two weeks of use.
Bernadette Carr –
The texture is slightly different from other dry foods, but my cat seems to enjoy it. I’ve noticed less scratching and better skin condition over time.
Ella White –
Great balance of protein and fats. My cat stays active and has a healthy coat. The inclusion of turmeric seems to help with occasional skin irritation.
Joe Ogden –
The food is well-formulated, but my cat initially refused it. After a week of mixing with her usual food, she started eating it. Still monitoring for any changes in digestion.