Nutrience Grain Free SubZero Duck & Pear Limited Ingredient Cat Food
Simplistic and delicious, Nutrience Grain Free SubZero Duck & Pear Limited Ingredient Cat Food is expertly crafted for finicky felines and food-sensitive kitties, using only the best Canadian duck from Brome Lake, Quebec. With the added goodness of pears for a boost of fiber and digestive health, this premium kibble is the purr-fect meal for your beloved pet.
Key Features
- Grain-free formula suitable for sensitive stomachs
- Primary ingredient: Canadian duck from Brome Lake, Quebec
- Added pears for natural fiber and improved digestion
- Limited ingredient profile to reduce the risk of allergic reactions
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Duck | 30% |
| Pears | 5% |
| Chicken Meal | 20% |
| Peas | 10% |
| Barley | 10% |
| Chicken Fat | 5% |
| Vegetable Oil | 10% |
| Other Ingredients | 10% |
FAQ
What makes this food suitable for food-sensitive cats?
The limited ingredient formula reduces the risk of allergic reactions by minimizing common allergens. It features only a few key proteins and vegetables, making it ideal for cats with sensitive stomachs.
Is the duck sourced from a specific location?
Yes, the duck is sourced from Brome Lake, Quebec, Canada, known for its high-quality, responsibly raised poultry.
Does this food contain grains?
No, this formula is grain-free, which is beneficial for cats with grain sensitivities or allergies.
Claire Paterson –
My cat, who previously refused most dry food, started eating this after a week. The smell is mild and the texture is nice. She’s had no digestive issues since switching. The pears seem to help with her occasional constipation.
Peter Russell –
We switched to this because our cat had a reaction to chicken-based food. The duck flavor is mild and she enjoys it. It’s a good balance of protein and fiber. Still needs to be portioned carefully.
Andrew Avery –
After trying several brands, this one stands out. My cat eats it completely every day. No vomiting or diarrhea. The limited ingredients make me feel confident it’s safe for her sensitive system.
David Mathis –
It’s a decent option, but my cat only eats half the portion. The texture is a bit dry for her preference. Would recommend if your cat is sensitive to grains or chicken.