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Natural Selections Chicken for Cats
Natural Selections Chicken for Cats
Chicken is an excellent source of protein, a rich source of most B Vitamins and contains valuable amounts of Phosphorous and Potassium. 1 package = 2 lbs.
Ingredients
Antibiotic-Free Meat and Organs (98.5%): Chicken, Chicken Necks (Including Bone), Chicken Gizzard, Chicken Livers, and Chicken Hearts.
Trace Minerals and vitamins (1%)
Marine Oils (0.5%): Fish Oil 18/12 EPA/DHA (Derived from sea-harvested wild Sardines), Cod Liver Oil (Derived from sea-harvested wild Alaska Cod)
Key Benefits
Our chicken is rich in the trace mineral Selenium, which supports thyroid health and enhances your cat’s immune system. Chicken is also high in Vitamin B which aids in controlling glucose levels as well as converting protein and fat into usable energy. Vitamin B6 supports energy metabolism and cardiovascular health.
Organ Meats
In our raw cat food, 37% of the meat comes from organ meats. Chicken hearts are a slice of nutrient-rich striated muscle meat and are a good source of Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Phosphorus, Iron, Zinc, and most importantly Taurine. Chicken liver is a good source of lean protein, Vitamin A, and Iron.
Hormone-free and Antibiotic-free
Our Natural Selections™ Chicken have never been given any hormones, steroids or antibiotics, ever.
Trace Minerals
Our raw chicken cat food contains Sea Salt, Choline (a B Vitamin), Inulin (Extract of Chicory, a natural Prebiotic), Iodine (EDDI from organic sources), Vitamin E, Thiamine (Vitamin B1), and Vitamin D3. The important trace minerals Manganese Proteinate, Iron Proteinate, and Copper Proteinate are also present.
How to Prepare + Feed Raw
In this article, you’ll find expert information from a noted holistic veterinarian, the pros and cons of raw food, how to prep it at home, and a comprehensive buyers guide to raw dog food commercial brands.
Congrats on making the healthiest choice for your pet by switching them to a fully raw, grain-free diet. We’ve put together a complete guide to help you transition from conventional dog food to your new fresh, raw meals.