Feed your cat pure goodness in the simple-to-serve form of the Feline Natural Lamb and Salmon Feast Grain-Free Canned Cat Food. It's perfect as a balanced diet or a nutrient-rich update to the current diet of your pet, packed with whole-food ingredients from New Zealand and essential vitamins, minerals and oils picked.

The recipe is made of 99 percent grass-fed lamb and sustainably captured salmon, offering all the high meat nutrition and taste that your kitty loves and needs. All you have to do is pop the lid, drop the contents in its bowl, and enjoy a mess-free way to provide your pet with the very best blends nature has to offer.

Feline Natural Premium Canned Cat Food contains all the goodness of our existing product ranges in a convenient, ready to use can. Our cans are FREE from all Gelling Agents, the only thing we add is Natural Fresh New Zealand Water.

Simply pop the top and drop the contents out with ease and no mess

Made with 99% grass-fed lamb and sustainable caught salmon for high meat nutrition and tasty flavor.

• Filled with fresh New Zealand foods, green lipped New Zealand meat and essential vitamins, minerals and oils.
• Produced in an easy-to-serve can that is free from gelling agents with fresh New Zealand water.
• Corn, gluten, GMO products, wheat, soy, dairy, rice, cereals, potatoes or other gelling agents or fillers are also accessible.
• You will love your cat with naturally better nutrition from the best blends of nature with a complete and healthy recipe.

We combine only the best ingredients to create a high-meat diet packed with energy and nutrients. GRAIN FREE. We only use sustainable, free-range, and grass-fed ingredients. With taste a top priority, our truly unique blends of dog food and cat food are ones that your pet will crave.

Ingredients

Nutrition:

Feeding Guide

Optimal feeding amounts may vary by +/- 50% with age, sex, breed and activity level.  For kittens feed 2-3 times the adult amount.  For pregnant and nursing cats consult your veterinarian as requirements vary based on the number of kittens and stage of lactation.