Open Farm Freeze-Dried Raw Harvest Chicken Morsels
The most convenient way to feed your cat a real raw diet, this recipe can be an irresistible meal-mixer for your cat’s kibble or a delicious complete and balanced meal. Our harvest chicken recipe contains 98% humanely raised free-to-roam chicken, nutrient-rich chicken liver and chicken necks, and calcium-rich ground chicken bone, providing a true prey-model diet your cat won’t be able to resist.
- Gently freeze-dried, never cooked, easy-to-feed pure raw nutrition
- Made with humanely raised, antibiotic, hormone and steroid-free, free-to-roam chicken
- Nourishing whole prey ratios of meat, organs, and bone to provide a natural diet
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 99g |
| Ingredient Type | Freeze-dried raw chicken morsels |
| Chicken Content | 98% humanely raised free-to-roam chicken |
| Includes | Chicken liver, chicken necks, ground chicken bone |
FAQ
Is this food suitable for all cat ages?
This product is formulated for adult cats and provides balanced nutrition. For kittens or senior cats, it’s recommended to consult with a veterinarian before introducing new diets.
How should I store this product?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the package sealed when not in use to maintain freshness.
Can I mix this with my cat’s regular kibble?
Yes, you can mix this freeze-dried morsel with your cat’s regular kibble to add variety and enhance nutritional value.
Thomas MacLeod –
My cat loves the texture and smell of these chicken morsels. I’ve been using them as a treat mix with his kibble and he’s more interested in eating now. No digestive issues so far.
Richard Arnold –
The freeze-dried form is easy to handle and doesn’t require rehydration. My cat eats it eagerly, especially when I add a little to his daily meal.
Nicholas Metcalfe –
After switching to this raw diet, my cat has had better energy and coat condition. The inclusion of organs and bone seems to support his joint health.
Chloe Sharp –
It’s a good product, but my cat only eats a small portion. I think he prefers wet food, so it might not be a complete replacement for his main diet.