Walk About Grain Free Quail Recipe Canned Cat Food
Your cat will be Walking on the Wild Side with Walk About Pet canned cat food. Quail is high in phosphorous and iron. A natural source of Taurine an essential amino acid that is critical for normal heart muscle, vision, and reproduction in kittens; it’s also needed to form bile salts that aid in digestion. Quail is calming to the intestinal system.
Why We Love It
- All natural ingredients
- Lean protein
- Helps with allergies and food sensitivities
About Charlotte’s Web
Welcome to Walk About Pet Food, made in Lancaster County, PA, USA. Our pet food and treats are handcrafted using all-natural ingredients that include fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers, and exotic lean proteins in lieu of traditional barnyard varieties.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Protein Source | Quail |
| Grain Free | Yes |
| Key Nutrients | Phosphorus, Iron, Taurine |
| Form | Canned |
| Origin | Lancaster County, PA, USA |
FAQ
Is this food suitable for cats with food sensitivities?
Yes, this quail recipe is formulated to help with allergies and food sensitivities due to its grain-free and lean protein content.
What makes quail a good protein source for cats?
Quail is a natural source of taurine, an essential amino acid important for heart health, vision, and digestion. It also provides high levels of phosphorus and iron.
Is the food made with locally sourced ingredients?
Yes, Walk About Pet Food is handcrafted using fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers in Lancaster County, PA, USA.
Jake Bond –
My cat, who has had trouble with grain-based foods, switched to this quail recipe and has been much more comfortable. The texture is good and she eats it eagerly. No digestive upset since the change.
Austin Piper –
We tried this after a vet recommended a grain-free diet. The smell is mild and the cat seems to enjoy it. A noticeable improvement in energy levels over the past week.
Lillian Quinn –
This food is a great alternative for sensitive stomachs. My cat has no more vomiting after meals. The taurine content seems to support her overall health.
Natalie MacDonald –
The packaging is clean and the ingredients list is transparent. My cat prefers this over the dry food we used to give. She’s more active and seems happier.
Ava Mackenzie –
After switching from a commercial brand, my cat has stopped showing signs of skin irritation. This quail recipe is a natural, tasty option that works well for her.