Diamond Pet Foods Taste of the Wild Prey High-Protein Limited Ingredient Diet Angus Beef Dry Cat Food
This limited ingredient diet features only three key components: pasture-raised Angus beef, lentils, and chicken fat, making it easier to digest for cats with food sensitivities.
The formula is complete and balanced, including added micronutrients and omega fatty acids to support healthy skin and coat.
Each serving contains 80 million CFU per pound of proprietary probiotics to support gut health.
A savory seasoning is added to enhance flavor, appealing to cats’ natural taste preferences.
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Angus Beef | First ingredient |
| Lentils | Second ingredient |
| Chicken Fat | Third ingredient |
| Probiotics | 80 million CFU per pound |
FAQ
What makes this formula a limited ingredient diet?
This formula contains only three ingredients: pasture-raised Angus beef, lentils, and chicken fat, which helps reduce the risk of allergic reactions in cats sensitive to common proteins.
Does this food contain any artificial additives?
No, this food contains no artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors. It is made with natural ingredients and includes a savory seasoning to enhance flavor.
Is it suitable for cats with food allergies?
Yes, the limited ingredient formula may be beneficial for cats with food sensitivities or allergies, as it minimizes exposure to common allergens.
Boris Kelly –
My cat, who had a bad reaction to previous brands, started eating this without any issues. The texture is good and he seems to have a healthier coat now. The smell is strong but he loves it.
Grace Grant –
We switched to this after trying other limited ingredient diets. It’s easy to digest and my cat has fewer digestive issues. The probiotics seem to help with his stool consistency.
Edward Lyman –
The Angus beef flavor is very appealing to our cat. He eats it completely every day. No signs of allergies or skin irritation since switching.
Adam Wilkins –
It’s a decent option, but the price is higher than other brands. My cat seems fine, but I’m not sure if it’s necessary for our cat’s needs.