CAT FOOD FOR MOTHER & KITTEN
Chicken, Turkey & Ocean Fish
Chicken and turkey can be fed to cats as part of a balanced diet, but they should not be the sole source of their nutrition. It is important to ensure that your cat’s diet contains all the essential nutrients they need, including protein, fats, vitamins, and minerals. Therefore, it is recommended to feed our grain-free and ancestral diet that is nutritionally balanced and specifically formulated for their life stage and health needs.
- 43% Protein
- 18% Fat
- 80% Animals Protein
- 20% Fruits & Vegetables
Why CHICKEN & TURKEY
Chicken and turkey are excellent sources of protein for cats, which is essential for maintaining their overall health and well-being. Protein provides the building blocks for strong muscles, bones, and tissues, and is also important for the immune system, hormone production, and other vital functions in the body.
Chicken and turkey are also relatively lean meats, which can be beneficial for cats that need to maintain a healthy weight. These meats are lower in fat and calories than some other types of meat, such as beef or pork. Hence, chicken and turkey are used as the main ingredients in WildernessLegend brand cat food.
BISON MEAL
Bison meat kibbles can be a good source of nutrition for cats, as bison meat is a lean source of protein and contains many important nutrients that cats need to stay healthy.
OCEAN FISH
Fish may be a favorite food of cats due to its strong scent and flavor. Cats are carnivores and naturally crave foods that are high in protein, and fish is an excellent source of protein. The strong scent and flavor of fish can be particularly enticing to cats, which may explain why many cats seem to enjoy eating fish-based foods.
Main Ingredients & Essential Benefits
TURKEY MEAL
Turkey meat can be a healthy and nutritious addition to a cat’s diet, as it is a good source of protein and other essential nutrients that cats need to maintain good health.
SWEET POTATO MEAL
Sweet potatoes can be a healthy and nutritious ingredient in cat food when used in moderation. They are a good source of fiber, vitamins, and minerals, and can provide additional nutritional benefits to cats.