[Bundle Deal] Quest Cat Food Freeze Dried Bite Size Nuggets Chicken Cat Food 10oz

Quest Cat Food Freeze Dried Bite Size Nuggets Chicken for Cats is a Prey model diet consisting of 95% meat, bone, and organ. The remaining 5% consists of a few super-foods like New Zealand Green Lipped Mussel and raw goat milk to round off the diet and make it the purrrfect food for your feline. The food comes in the form of smaller bite-size nuggets that make it easier for cats to dive into a bowl of fresh food. Chicken is a great source of high-quality protein, and this freeze-dried raw cat food is a rich source of amino acids such as taurine, which is critical for maintaining healthy eyesight, heart function, and a strong immune system in cats. Freeze-dried for convenience, this raw diet meets and exceeds AAFCO nutritional standards for all life stages.

Key Features

• Supports Joint Health: Our cat food recipe with chicken is high in manganese and magnesium, which are crucial for ligament health.
• Great Energy Source: Chicken has a mid-range fat and protein profile, making it a good option for high-energy cats.
• Complete Amino Acid Profile: Chicken contains all nine types of amino acids you need to get from food, making it a complete protein.
• Variety in Diet: Feeding your cat a variety of protein sources, including chicken, can help prevent food intolerances or sensitivities from developing due to repeated exposure to a single protein.

Suitable For: Cats of all life stages

Crude Protein (min)	45.0%
Crude Fat (min)	22.0%
Crude Fiber (max)	1.50%
Moisture (max)	4.50%

Calorie Content: 199 kcal/cup ME as-fed

Weight of Cat (lbs)	Cups to Feed	Water to Add (fl. oz.)
5	1/2	2
7	3/4	4.5
10	1	6
12	1 1/4	7.5
15	1 1/2	9

This feeding chart is a rough guideline for an active adult cat. Activity level, age and metabolism are just a few factors that affect nutrient requirements for your pet.
The ideal weight for an adult house cat is between 8-10 pounds. If your cat is overweight, we recommend feeding 2% of bodyweight.
During growth and reproduction stages, feed 4-6% of their bodyweight. Guidelines should be used as a rough starting point.