Delicate Chicken & Scallop Broth: Inaba Delights

Treat your cat with the sumptuous flavor of Inaba Dashi Delights Chicken with Scallop Recipe in Broth Cat Food. The tender chicken and savory scallops are prepared in a delectable, traditionally Japanese-inspired dashi broth, which makes this grain-free, high-protein formula so delicious that even finicky eaters can't resist it. Natural ingredients combined into this delectable, hydration-rich premium wet food include no artificial colors, preservatives, or fillers. Serve it as a complete meal or enticing topper for dry kibble, and delight in a deliciously nutritious experience every time. The perfect meal for felines that require additional hydration, this is wholesome and great-tasting for any cat.

Inaba Dashi Delights Chicken with Scallop Recipe in Broth Cat Food serves a sumptuous gastronomic experience that will surely enthrall your feline. Real chicken, scallops, and dashi broth provide the premium protein and moisture your cat requires to thrive. Grain-free and with no artificial additives, this recipe is a natural choice for cats of discerning taste or sensitive stomachs. Feed as a complete meal or decadent topper to add excitement to your cat's daily fare.

Key Benefits:

• High-Quality Ingredients: This recipe involves using real chicken and scallops for premium sources of protein, which are not only delicious but very good for muscle health and maintenance.
• Hydrating Broth: Besides making the meal more interesting, the broth adds to the overall consumption of water in the body, which is vital for healthy kidney function and, in general, hydration.
• Grain-free: This cat food does not contain any grains; hence, it is suitable for those cats that have allergic reactions or sensitivity to grains. It incorporates more digestible ingredients for cats instead.
• Rich in flavor: Chicken and scallops come together in a unique taste that cats often find very appealing; this is particularly useful for fussy eaters.
• Supplemented with Added Vitamins and Minerals: Fortified so that your cat receives those vital nutrients that are necessary for a healthy diet.
• Low-calorie: This could be quite useful in the control of weight gain in cats, particularly for those that are indoor or less active pets, helping to prevent obesity.

Feeding Instructions:

Feed as Food Topper or treat

Ingredients:

Chicken, Scallop, Tapioca Starch, Natural Flavors, Guar Gum, Scallop Extract., Bonito Flakes, Vitamin E Supplement, Green Tea Extract.

Calorie Content (calculated) ME:

500kcal/kg, 35kcal/cup ME

FAQ

What are the key ingredients concerned in this recipe?

This recipe uses top-quality chicken, flavorful scallops, and a savory dashi broth.

What is dashi broth, and is it not harmful to cats?

Well, dashi is a type of Japanese broth that has an extremely high and savory flavor. Yes, it is harmless to cats and gives a natural flavor to the food.

Can this be served as a complete meal?

Yes, this is a complete meal that can be given as a source of hydration or made into a luscious topping for dry kibble.

Is this food grain-free?

Yes, Inaba Dashi Delights are grain-free and therefore suitable for cats sensitive to grains.

Does this cat food contain any artificial additives?

No, this product doesn't contain artificial preservatives, colors, or fillers.

How do I serve this food to my cat?

Simply warm and serve as a standalone meal or over kibble for a boost in flavor and moisture.

How often can I feed my cat this food?

It can be given daily as a complete meal or as an occasional treat depending on your cat's dietary needs.

Does it help with hydration?

Yes, the broth-based formula adds extra hydration, perfect for those cats who do not drink enough water.

How does this compare to regular wet cat food?

Inaba Dashi Delights features dashi broth for an unmatched savory flavor profile with premium ingredients in each variety such as scallops.

Is this good for the sensitive stomachs of cats?

Yes, it is, but this Limited Ingredient Diet is great for kitties with sensitivities; just consult with your vet for advice.