Farmina N&D Prime Adult Grain-Free, Natural Chicken & Pomegranate Recipe
A complete and balanced diet formulated for adult cats with reduced energy needs, such as indoor cats, those prone to obesity, urinary issues, or diabetes. This grain-free, gluten-free recipe contains 98% animal-based protein sourced from free-range chicken, free-range eggs, sustainably sourced wild-caught herring, sweet potatoes, and pomegranate.
Designed to support feline health with a low glycemic index, low-fat, and high-fiber profile. The recipe avoids legumes, by-products, hormones, antibiotics, and artificial preservatives. Enriched with natural antioxidants, prebiotics, and essential nutrients to promote digestive and metabolic wellness.
| Ingredient | Source |
|---|---|
| Free-range chicken | Animal-based protein |
| Free-range eggs | Animal-based protein |
| Sustainably sourced herring | Wild-caught fish |
| Sweet potatoes | Vegetable source |
| Pomegranate | Plant-based antioxidant |
FAQ
Is this food suitable for overweight cats?
Yes, this recipe is designed for cats with reduced energy requirements, including those prone to obesity.
Does this food contain any artificial additives?
No, it contains no artificial preservatives, hormones, antibiotics, or artificial flavors.
Is the chicken in this recipe free-range?
Yes, the chicken is sourced from free-range animals.
Leonard Langdon –
My indoor cat has been on this food for three months. She’s more active and her urinary issues have improved. The smell is mild and she eats it regularly without any fuss.
Jasmine Bailey –
We switched from a grain-based diet and noticed a difference in her energy levels. The pomegranate gives a nice flavor she enjoys. No digestive upset so far.
Jacob Sanderson –
My cat, who has a history of diabetes, has maintained stable blood sugar levels since switching. The high fiber and low glycemic index seem to support her condition well.
Jonathan Bailey –
The texture is soft and easy to digest. We’ve noticed less hairball formation and better coat condition. Only minor change in appetite at first, but now she’s eating it daily.