Smallbatch Pets Non-GMO Beef Meal Bites Freeze-Dried Cat Food
Smallbatch Pets Non-GMO Beef Meal Bites Freeze-Dried Cat Food is the purr-fect meal for your feline friend. This freeze-dried food is made with 98% beef, 1% vegetables, and 1% supplements. Whole muscle cuts of hormone- and antibiotic-free meats provide your cat with highly digestible protein for optimal energy and musculo-skeletal health. The thoughtfully selected, organic, and non-GMO produce adds fiber, phytonutrients, and antioxidants to support gut health and proper digestion. Plus, the all-natural formula contains nothing synthetic, making it a healthy and nutritious choice for your cat. Perfect for traveling, as a treat, or as a tasty addition to other food, simply rehydrate and serve for a happy and satisfied cat.
Ingredients
| Component | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Beef | 98% |
| Vegetables | 1% |
| Supplements | 1% |
FAQ
Are these meal bites suitable for cats with sensitive stomachs?
The inclusion of organic, non-GMO vegetables and natural supplements may support gut health, making them a good option for cats with mild digestive sensitivities. However, individual reactions may vary.
How should I rehydrate the meal bites?
Simply add warm water or cat-friendly broth to the meal bites and let them soak for 5 to 10 minutes until fully rehydrated. Serve immediately.
Can I feed these as a complete meal?
These meal bites are best used as a supplement or treat. They are not formulated as a complete daily meal on their own.
Sam Harris –
My cat loves the beef flavor and eats them every time. The texture is great after rehydration and they seem more energetic. No digestive issues so far.
Irene Dowd –
The rehydration process is simple and the smell is very appealing. My cat doesn’t mind the treat, even when I give it as a reward during training.
Rebecca North –
I’ve tried several cat treats and this one stands out for its natural ingredients. The beef is fresh-tasting and my cat enjoys it without any fuss.
David Mathis –
It works well as a snack, but my cat doesn’t eat it as much as other foods. Might need to pair with wet food for better acceptance.