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

Quest Cat Food Freeze Dried Bite Size Nuggets Whitefish 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. Beyond being a protein powerhouse, this Whitefish recipe is renowned for its gentle nature on sensitive stomachs. Made with a grain-free and filler-free formula, this helps to reduce the risk of digestive discomfort for cats with food sensitivities. Freeze-dried for convenience, this raw diet meets and exceeds AAFCO nutritional standards for all life stages.

Key Features

• Nutrient Rich: White fish are naturally high in Omega 3s, B6, B12, and selenium – helping to support heart health, cognitive function, and our senior cats.
• Weight Management: Fish are extremely low-fat, making them a suitable option for cats that require lower-fat diets. The protein-rich, low-fat nature of these fish can support weight management in overweight pets.
• Heart and Joint Health: The Omega-3 fatty acids in fish support joint health, benefiting cats with arthritis or joint issues. Omega-3s also promote cardiovascular health.
• Brain Function: DHA, found in abundance in these fish, is known to enhance cognitive function and may be particularly beneficial for senior cats.

Suitable For: Cats of all life stages

Crude Protein (min)	55.0%
Crude Fat (min)	18.0%
Crude Fiber (max)	2.00%
Moisture (max)	5.50%

Calorie Content: 135 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.