Savage Cat Raw Food
Savage Cat Raw Food
Historically, cats have never cooked their meals. Instead they receive nutrients and moisture from their prey. The lack of moisture in dry food takes a toll on the cat’s digestive system and can lead to a number of health problems, as serious as urinary or bladder stones. Feeding Savage Cat Food® significantly lowers the risk of diabetes and Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disorder and can help manage weight as well.
Ingredients
Chicken
Organic whole chicken with bones, organic chicken hearts, organic chicken liver, egg yolks, water, organic psyllium seed husk, wild salmon oil, taurine, vitamin E supplement, bovine adrenal tissue, bovine spleen tissue, ovine thymus tissue, porcine pancreas tissue, salt, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin supplement, niacin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine hydrochloride, folic acid, vitamin B12 supplement.
All chicken is born, raised and harvested in California and is certified organic, free range, certified humane and antibiotic free
Duck
Whole duck with bones, duck hearts, duck livers, egg yolks, water, organic psyllium seed husk, taurine, vitamin E supplement, bovine adrenal tissue, bovine spleen tissue, ovine thymus tissue, porcine pancreas tissue, salt, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin supplement, niacin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine hydrochloride, folic acid, vitamin B12 supplement.
All duck is born, raised and harvested in California and is certified humane and antibiotic free
Nutritional Analysis
Chicken
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Protein 13%, Fat 6%, Fiber 0.5%, Moisture 78%, Ash 2.5%, Calcium 0.8%, Phosphorus 0.7%, Magnesium 0.05%, Taurine 0.2%
CALORIC CONTENT: 36 kcal/oz
Duck
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Protein 12%, Fat 8%, Fiber 1%, Moisture 77%, Ash 2%, Calcium 0.5%, Phosphorus 0.4%, Magnesium 0.02%, Taurine 0.2%
CALORIC CONTENT: 40 kcal/oz
Feeding Guidelines
Thaw 1 packet or 1 tub in the refrigerator, do not cook or microwave. The packets can be taken directly from the freezer and run under lukewarm water to thaw.
Feed cat 2% to 4% of cat’s weight daily.
Thawed food can be kept in the refrigerator for around three days, depending on fridge temp.
Feed two meals daily, or more if recommended by a veterinarian or for kittens and pregnant or nursing cats.
Discard any food that has gotten warm and not eaten within an hour.
