A complete food for cats. Suitable for all breeds. Our beef formula is available in 500g trays. Contains 100% meat, bone, offal and superfoods. Ingredients: Contains 100% Meat, Bone, Offal & Superfoods / 0% Grain or Filler Beef Heart 60%, Chicken with Bone 30%, Beef Kidney 5%, Beef Liver 5%, Salmon Oil, Wheatgerm Oil. Bone content: 8-10% Cats require quality sources of protein in their diet, as it is used for a multitude of bodily functions and is their primary source of energy. The beef heart, kidney and liver used in our beef formula is a complete protein, meaning it contains all 11 of the essential amino acids cats need to consume in their diet for optimal health. One of these in particular is taurine, which is critical for healthy digestion, vision and immunity. Beef offal (heart, kidney and liver) are also fantastic sources of riboflavin, niacin, thiamin, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, copper, selenium and iron, as well as being great sources of protein. These are all essential nutrients which contribute to the overall health of cats, including, heart, skin, bone, blood, digestive, oral and immune system health. The addition of human-grade quality chicken and bone in this recipe boosts the nutritional profile and supports oral health and hygiene. High-quality chicken is rich in nutrients such as vitamins B3 (niacin), B6 and B12, magnesium, potassium and zinc. These are all essential nutrients which contribute to many different functions in the canine body. Nutritious Superfoods At Nutriment, we are advocates of including digestion-friendly superfoods in our raw cat food products. Our raw beef cat food formula includes salmon oil and wheatgerm oil, which are packed with nutrients including Omega-3, vitamin E, riboflavin, folate, calcium, iron and magnesium, which all contribute to optimal feline health and wellbeing. Our beef formula is available in 500g trays. This is a frozen raw meat product and must be stored and handled accordingly. Once defrosted this product will remain fresh for 3-4 days in the refrigerator.
