Natures Menu Cat Dry Food High in Meat with Deboned Free Range Chicken
Treat your feline to a naturally delicious meal with Natures Menu High in Meat with Deboned Free Range Chicken Dry Food, a complete and balanced diet packed with everything they need to thrive. Made with high-quality, responsibly sourced deboned free range chicken, this protein-rich recipe supports strong muscles, healthy digestion, and overall vitality.
Crafted without artificial flavours, colours, or preservatives, this grain-free dry food is ideal for cats with sensitive stomachs or grain intolerances. Every crunchy bite is bursting with real meat and essential nutrients to keep your cat happy, healthy, and full of energy.
Composition
| Ingredient | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Deboned free range chicken meat* | 30% |
| Dried chicken protein | 21% |
| Dried peas* | 12% |
| Pea starch* | 12% |
| Dried chickpeas | 12% |
FAQ
What is the main protein source in this cat food?
The main protein source is deboned free range chicken meat, which makes up 30% of the recipe.
Is this food grain-free?
Yes, this dry food is grain-free and suitable for cats with grain sensitivities or intolerances.
Does this food contain artificial additives?
No, it is formulated without artificial flavours, colours, or preservatives.
Stewart Hardacre –
My cat loves the taste of this food. It’s a great source of real chicken and has improved his energy levels. He eats it regularly without any digestive issues.
Austin Mitchell –
The texture is crunchy and the smell is appealing. My cat has been eating it for a month and seems more active and alert than before.
Angela Davies –
Switched from a previous brand and noticed a significant improvement in my cat’s coat and digestion. No stomach upset, which was a big relief.
Heather Tucker –
Good quality ingredients, especially the free range chicken. My cat enjoys the taste and has stopped begging for treats.
Angela Morgan –
The food is easy to store and my cat eats it completely every day. No signs of allergies or intolerance after switching.