Your cat or kitten will love the Feline Natural Freeze-Dried Lamb & Venison Feast. Made with 98% Grass-fed & Grass-finished Lamb, Venison and Organs along with green-lipped mussels, vitamins, minerals and taurine this Lamb & Venison feast provides a natural diet rich in protein and nutrients for a happy, healthy cat.
Benefits
- Grass-fed Lamb offers high omega 3s for a shiny coat and combined with a good source of Vitamin B from grass-fed Venison to support energy metabolism
- Rich source of both omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids to support brain, skin and coat, joint health – improving overall wellness
- Excellent source of high-quality protein – essential for maintaining muscle mass, growth & development, and aiding tissue repair
Instructions for Use
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- Simply add water to rehydrate and serve as a complete meal. Alternatively it can be sprinkled over your cat’s current food as a delicious topper
- To feed as a complete meal, use a standard 240ml cup and fill it with food as indicated in the feeding guide. Rehydrate by adding ¼ cup of cool or warm water with every cup of food. Always ensure your cat has plenty of water available at mealtime
Small Cat (1-2.5kg):
â…“ – ¾ cups per dayMedium Cat (2.5-5kg):
¾ – 1¼ cups per dayLarge Cat (5-7.5kg):
1¼ – 1⅔ cups per day -
Kittens and nursing: For kittens and pregnant or nursing mothers, feed up to 2-3 times the above adult amount. Always consult your veterinarian as requirements vary based on number of kittens and stage of lactation.
Please note that these feeding recommendations are a guide only as your individual cat’s requirements may vary by +/- 50%.
- Always introduce any new diet over a period of 7-10 days, gradually feeding more Feline Natural and less of the previous food until the transition is complete
- Keep bag sealed until ready to use. Store in a cool, dry place and reseal after feeding. Keep separate from other food, wash hands and surfaces thoroughly after handling. If adding water discard any food within 30 minutes of offering
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