Really Great Cat Food

Protein-dense with essential amino acids and healthy fats, rabbit aids tissue repair, boosts the immune system, and maintains joint health. Biologically appropriate for cats, mirroring the natural feline diet of small mammals like rabbits.

Rich in fatty acids, including the uniquely essential arachidonic acid for cats.

A lean, digestible protein powerhouse delivering essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals. It fuels energy, supports muscle development, and boosts immune function. High-quality chicken secures the top spot on our ingredient list, meeting the standards of human food production.

Rich in fatty acids, including the uniquely essential arachidonic acid for cats.

A lean, digestible protein powerhouse delivering essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals. It fuels energy, supports muscle development, and boosts immune function. High-quality chicken secures the top spot on our ingredient list, meeting the standards of human food production.

Rich in fatty acids, including the uniquely essential arachidonic acid for cats.

Beyond being a great source of fiber, flaxseeds contribute omega-3 fatty acids, particularly alpha-linolenic acid, supporting a balanced Omega 6 : Omega 3 ratio.

Helps to thwart hairballs, flaxseeds also bring antioxidants to the table.

Protein-dense with essential amino acids and healthy fats, rabbit aids tissue repair, boosts the immune system, and maintains joint health. Biologically appropriate for cats, mirroring the natural feline diet of small mammals like rabbits.

Rich in fatty acids, including the uniquely essential arachidonic acid for cats.

A meat-based fat source, offering omega-3 fatty acids—EPA & DHA—for anti-inflammatory benefits, immune system support, and enhanced skin and coat health. Plus, it adds a tasty touch.

Fiber-rich and antioxidant-packed, carrots shield against free-radical damage and inflammation.

A nutrient-rich fiber source, dandelion greens deliver potassium, iron, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, and a spectrum of vitamins—A, K, C, and complex B-vitamins.

Beyond being a great source of fiber, flaxseeds contribute omega-3 fatty acids, particularly alpha-linolenic acid, supporting a balanced Omega 6 : Omega 3 ratio.

Helps to thwart hairballs, flaxseeds also bring antioxidants to the table.

A low-calorie, fiber powerhouse, promoting digestive health and preventing hairballs. Packed with moisture, it's also a great source of vitamins A, C, and K.

Essential for skin, coat, and nervous system health, Biotin contributes to overall cellular well-being and proper function of the nervous system in cats. Deficiency signs include dermatitis and coat issues.

Not a true vitamin but essential, choline supports cell membrane synthesis, lipid metabolism, and neurotransmission. Crucial for liver function, growth, and fetal development in cats.

Uniquely the only vitamin also paired with a mineral, B12 is vital for DNA production, red blood cells, and nerve health. It's also necessary to convert fats, proteins and carbohydrates into usable energy. Deficiency leads to anemia and neurological issues in cats.

Vital for DNA synthesis, blood cell production, and immune support, Folate plays a key role in growth and development. Bacteria in the small intestine can contribute to folate production.

Contributing to energy metabolism and cell function, Niacin helps to maintain a healthy skin, coat, and nervous system. Cats lack the ability to convert tryptophan into Niacin, necessitating dietary intake.

Essential for energy production and tissue synthesis, B5 supports skin, coat, and central nervous system function. A deficiency may result in weight loss due to energy metabolism impairment.

Key in amino acid metabolism, protein synthesis, and neurotransmitter function. B6 supports the immune system, red blood cells, and energy production. Deficiency is rare but could lead to anemia in cats.

Vital for energy production and skin health, Riboflavin collaborates with other B vitamins, to ensure their proper function. Deficiency manifests in nervous system dysfunction and dermatitis in cats.

Crucial for carbohydrate metabolism, Thiamin powers energy-hungry organs. Deficiency is rare but affects neurological health, causing neuromuscular weakness and vision problems. Diets heavy in raw fish pose a risk due to Thiamin destruction.

Supports vision, bone growth, and immune function. Unlike humans, cats can't convert beta-carotene to Vitamin A, so we provide the essential preformed version. A deficiency, though rare, can lead to night blindness, impaired growth, and skin issues.

Essential for bone health, Vitamin D3 aids in calcium and phosphorus metabolism. Cats, unlike some animals, rely on dietary sources due to their limited abilities for UV conversion. Deficiency can lead to bone issues, emphasizing the need for precise levels depending on diet composition and age.

Acts as a vital antioxidant. It shields cells by preventing oxidative damage to polyunsaturated fatty acids. This defense ensures cell membrane integrity, helping to maintain normal cell function. Vitamin E can help to prevent issues like "yellow fat disease."

Supporting iron absorption, copper is vital for hemoglobin production. It plays a role in coat coloration, and connective tissue synthesis, while also acting as an antioxidant and supporting skeletal development in cats.

Essential for oxygen transport and energy production, iron is a cat's ally. It helps prevents anemia, ensuring cats stay energized.

Magnesium supports bone, nerve, and muscle function, aiding carbohydrate and protein metabolism. While deficiency is rare, it's crucial for preventing soft tissue issues and maintaining overall feline health.

A bioavailable manganese source, crucial for metabolic reactions, bone development, and reproduction in cats. Although uncommon, deficiency is linked to reproductive failure and impaired skeletal growth.

Fueling thyroid hormones, iodine regulates metabolism, growth, and reproduction in cats. Deficiency leads to goiter, stunted growth, and reproductive issues—ensuring iodine keeps cats thriving.

Essential for antioxidants and thyroid hormone production. Selenium collaborates with Vitamin E, protecting cells from damage. It supports immune function, shielding cats from infections. Deficiency, though rare, can impact skeletal and cardiac health.

Aiding immune function, wound healing, and reproductive health, zinc is a multitasker. It maintains skin, fur, and coat health, ensuring cats stay shining. Deficiency results in stunted growth and reproductive issues.

A fiber-rich, low-calorie binder providing texture without affecting taste. Perfect for picky eaters, it enhances mouthfeel effectively at lower inclusion rates.

Moisture-packed and nutrient-rich, chicken broth benefits cats with collagen for joint health, bone strength, improved digestion, and enhanced immune function.

For finicky felines, a plant + yeast-based palatant boosts palatability without compromising quality, ensuring cats relish every bite.

Elevating flavor and acting as a natural preservative, sea salt enhances our wet food while safeguarding against bacteria and mold. A tasteful and practical addition for your cat's well-being.

A uniquely essential amino acid for cats, supplemented to ensure optimal feline nutrition and overall health.