NATURES MENU Cat Dry Food High in Meat with Deboned White Fish
Give your cat a taste of the ocean with Natures Menu High in Meat with Deboned White Fish Dry Food. This protein-rich recipe is made with animal ingredients, including freshly prepared deboned white fish, offering a delicious and natural source of essential nutrients.
Grain-free and gently cooked to preserve flavour and nutritional value, it’s the perfect choice for cats who thrive on a meat-first diet. With added vitamins and minerals to support overall health, this complete and balanced dry food is ideal for everyday feeding.
| Composition |
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| Deboned white fish* (cod and other seasonal fish) (20%), dried tuna protein (13%), dried peas* (13%), maize protein, potato protein, brown rice* (6%), oats* (6%), poultry fat* (4%), beet pulp*, hydrolysed animal protein, fish oil, taurine, vitamin E, vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, folic acid, iron, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium, zinc, copper, manganese, selenium, chromium, iodine |
FAQ
What type of fish is used in this food?
The food contains deboned white fish, including cod and other seasonal fish varieties.
Is this food grain-free?
Yes, this dry food is grain-free and made with animal-based proteins and plant ingredients like dried peas and brown rice.
Is it suitable for cats with sensitive stomachs?
The gently cooked formula and high meat content may be easier to digest for cats with sensitive stomachs, but individual reactions may vary. Please contact customer service for specific recommendations.
Dorothy Chapman –
My cat loves the fish flavor. She eats it eagerly every day. The texture is good and she hasn’t had any digestive issues since switching to this food.
Sarah Lawrence –
The smell is fresh and the kibble holds together well. My cat is more active and her coat looks shinier. I appreciate the high meat content.
Evan Wilson –
Switched from a commercial brand and noticed a difference in energy and appetite. The fish flavor is strong but appealing to my cat. No allergies reported.
Jan Harris –
It’s a bit expensive, but the quality is noticeable. My cat eats it, though she sometimes prefers the wet food. Still, it’s a good option for a meat-first diet.