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Compared with kibble
Cat food today is marketed to the health conscious human. Advertisements including “açaí berry” and “sweet potatoes” sound healthy to us but leave our carnivorous cats with little nutrition.
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.
Compared with canned
Canned diets retain moisture but lack certain digestive enzymes, bones and organs that cats would normally eat in the wild.
Even “grain-free” cat foods may contain useless fillers such as potatoes, carrots, peas and avocados.
When a cat eats exclusively Savage Cat Food® you will notice considerably less waste and smell in the litter box, a softer healthier coat and increased oral health.
Compare with other raw
- Savage Cat Food® contains real animal bone and marrow, the nutrients of which cannot be fully replicated with eggshell.
- Savage Cat Food® is not subjected to High Pressure Processing, which can damage helpful bacteria and change the taste of foods.
- Our packets include actual muscle chunks, such as diced chicken breast, that encourage chewing and gnawing.
- Our packets eliminate the need for a scale and minimize the time raw meat is in the fridge.
- Our tub food is the same as the packets except with the muscle chunks ground up, which is easier for cats with dental needs to eat.
Ingredients
Whole rabbit with bones, lamb heart, lamb liver, certified organic egg yolks, water, psyllium husk powder, taurine, vitamin E, vitamin B complex, adrenal tissue, spleen tissue, thymus tissue, pancreas tissue, salt.
Guaranteed Analysis
Protein: 12% min.
Fat: 5% min.
Fiber: 1.5% max.
Moisture: 78% max.
Ash : 3.5% max.
Calcium: .9%
Phosphorus: .9%
Magnesium: .07%
Taurine: .2%
Calories: 35 per ounce
Calcium to phosphorus ratio: 1:1
Feeding Guideline
Thaw 1 packet or 1 tub in the refrigerator. The packets can be run under warm water, do not microwave. Feed cat 2% to 4% of cat’s weight daily. Keep thawed food in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Feed two meals daily, or more if recommended by a veterinarian or for kittens and pregnant or nursing cats.