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Steve's Real Food

Steve's Real Food Quest Frozen Raw Nuggets Chicken Recipe Cat Food 2lb

Steve's Real Food Quest Frozen Raw Nuggets Chicken Recipe Cat Food 2lb

$12.99 USD
$12.99 USD
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Steve’s Real Food frozen raw cat food chicken recipe is made with free-range poultry. Chicken is a great source of high-quality protein, and our frozen raw cat food is a rich source of amino acids such as taurine, which is critical for maintaining healthy eyesight, heart function, and a strong immune system in cats. Quest Cat Food is a prey model recipe consisting of 95% chicken meat, bone, and organ, and 5% superfoods such as New Zealand Green Lipped Mussel and raw goat milk. Steve’s Real Food chicken raw cat food recipe is formulated to exceed the nutritional levels established by AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for All Life Stages.

100% Whole Food Ingredients with a Purpose

Steve’s Real Food believes every ingredient in your pet’s food should serve a purpose to promote optimal health. We craft our carefully curated raw pet food recipes using high-quality, whole-food ingredients to give your furry friend the essential nutrients they need for a vibrant and healthy life. 

INGREDIENTS

Chicken,
Chicken Heart,
Chicken Liver,
Chicken Neck,
Salmon Oil,
Kelp,
Taurine,
Raw Goat’s Milk,
Organic Coconut Oil,
Sesame Seeds,
Flaxseeds,
Chia Seeds,
New Zealand Green Lipped Mussel,
Inulin,
Ground Eggshells

Consider Steve's Chicken Quest recipe for the following reasons:

  • Supports Joint Health: Our cat food recipe with chicken is high in manganese and magnesium, which are crucial for ligament health.
  • Great Energy Source: Chicken has a mid-range fat and protein profile, making it a good option for active cats.
  • Complete Amino Acid Profile: Chicken contains all nine amino acids cats need to get from food, making it a complete protein.
  • Variety in Diet: Feeding your pet a variety of protein sources, including chicken, can help prevent food intolerances or sensitivities from developing due to repeated exposure to a single protein.
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