Rachael Ray Nutrish Purrfect Entrees Grain-Free Cravin' Chicken Dinner with White Meat Chicken & Veggies in Real Gravy Wet Cat Food, 2-oz, case of 24
Fuel your kitty’s adventures with the whisker-licking nutrition of the Rachael Ray Nutrish Purrfect Entrees Grain-Free Cravin' Chicken Dinner with White Meat Chicken & Veggies in Real Gravy Wet Cat Food. Formulated with real chicken, slowly simmered in a savory gravy—just like Rachael would cook in her own kitchen—it provides plenty of easily-digestible protein to support healthy muscles, and the flavor and texture cats find irresistible. Every bite is packed with everything your pal needs to look and feel his best, including vitamins, minerals, omegas, taurine and antioxidants. So fill up his bowl and satisfy your pal’s instinctive cravings for real meat, while you can feel good about keeping him satisfied and nourished from nose to tail!
Key Benefits- Grain-free recipe includes real chicken and veggies for easily-digestible, high-quality protein to support lean mass.
- Wet food formula provides a complete and balanced diet for adult cats, on its own or as a tasty kibble topper or mix-in.
- Slowly simmered in a delicious gravy for high palatability so it’s great for picky eaters, and provides essential hydration for overall health.
- Protein-packed and loaded with essential nutrients like omegas, taurine plus vitamins and minerals, with zero grains, by-products, fillers, or artificial ingredients.
- Comes in convenient, easy-to-serve cups.
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Item Number142429
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Weight4.2 pounds
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Packaging Type
Tray
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Food Texture
Shredded
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Food Form
Wet Food
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Lifestage
Adult
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Special Diet
Grain-Free
Chicken Broth, Chicken, Pumpkin, Vegetable Oil, Carrots, Dicalcium Phosphate, Calcium Lactate, Xanthan Gum, Potassium Chloride, Choline Chloride, Salt, Spinach, Magnesium Sulfate, Calicum Carbonate, Taurine, Fish Oil, Zinc Proteinate, Iron Proteinate, Vitamin E Supplement, L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (source of Vitamin C), Thiamine Mononitrate, Niacin, Manganese Proteinate, Viatmin A Acetate, Copper Proteinate, Calicum Iodate, Calcium Pantothenate, Sodium Selenite, Riboflavin, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrocholoride (Souce of Vitamin B6), Folic Acid, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Biotin, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite Complex (Source of Vitamin K Activity).
Caloric Content1,220 kcal/kg or 69 kcal/cup as fed
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 9.0 % min |
| Crude Fat | 5.0 % min |
| Crude Fiber | 3.5 % max |
| Moisture | 82.0 % max |
| Taurine | 0.05% min |
Adult Cats: Feed 4 containers (3.5 oz. per container) per 10 pounds of body weight daily, depending upon your cat’s activity level.
Kittens: Growing kittens need up to twice as much food per pound of body weight as adults.
Feeding for Reproduction: Food consumption varies during gestation. Feed the amount needed to maintain the pregnant female’s ideal condition. Food intake may double or triple during lactation.
67% Recommend
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By Jess on Nov 13, 2018
When I adopted my 20 pound boy, I did not think he would have any problems eating. Since he is on a diet, he eats any food put in front him. So when I put this down there was no surprise the he dove face first into his dish. I was definitely surprised when I walked back in the room a few minutes later to find him with a spotless bowl being pushed around by his little paws to make room for his tongue licking every speck (that didn't exist) on the floor. This happens every time I give him this particular flavor.
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By regina on Dec 20, 2018
My cat is on an appetite stimulant and he has thyroid and kidney issues. This particular food, in all the flavors, always gets him to clean his dish which he wasn't really doing with other foods. Honestly, I do have to change the food choice from time to time, when he loses interest. But so far, this one is doing the trick for him. It's the most enthusiastic he's been about eating and that in itself is is a major development for him at this point in his life.
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By CatLover on Oct 21, 2018
My 13-year old cat has IBD. He is refusing to eat most food, but he will eat this so it is literally keeping him alive. My other three cats don't care for it so I would recommend buying one container at a store first before buying it in bulk.
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By Dakota on Aug 30, 2018
My cat Dakota does not like the vegetables and will not eat them. I would not recommend this product with the vegetables but would if I could buy the product without the vegetables. I probably will not buy this product again because I am not getting my monies worth and she makes a mess pushing the vegetables off her plate.
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By Catlady on Aug 3, 2018
Unfortunately all ten of my cats turned their noses up at this! I am so disappointed. I thought with all the good ingredients, not to mention it looks great, they would eat. Nope. I donated to my local Humane Society. Sorry, based on my cats I can't recommend.
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By Cats on Sep 25, 2018
My cats are 17 years old and they absolutely love this food . It’s been about four weeks and everyone sees a difference in their behavior and their health .
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By Barb on Dec 17, 2018
Food is very rich. Cats threw up which they very rarely do.
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By lvscats63 on Oct 8, 2018 Top 500 Contributor
purchased this for an 8 year old feline who is somewhat picky. she did not like it plus i couldn't get any of the other cats to eat it.
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By Gabby on Apr 13, 2018
She gets so excited every time I go to open this, I love how much gravy is in this because I feel my cat doesn't get enough fluids which is the main reason I switched to wet food. I always have water out for her, but she just doesn't drink enough. My only issue is that it seems like she just laps up most of the gravy & doesn't eat the chicken pieces much. Unlike most cat foods where it's finely ground up & they eat it all, it seems like maybe it's harder for her to get all the pieces of chicken that call to the bottom of the bowl. I don't know if it's just that she likes the gravy more or if it's hard for her to eat the pieces. She always ate all her food when it came to regular wet foods but She gets so excited every time I go to open this, I love how much gravy is in this because I feel my cat doesn't get enough fluids which is the main reason I switched to wet food. I always have water out for her, but she just doesn't drink enough. My only issue is that it seems like she just laps up most of the gravy & doesn't eat the chicken pieces much. Unlike most cat foods where it's finely ground up & they eat it all, it seems like maybe it's harder for her to get all the pieces of chicken that call to the bottom of the bowl. I don't know if it's just that she likes the gravy more or if it's hard for her to eat the pieces. She always ate all her food when it came to regular wet foods but this is way different than any other food out there. I do like that it seems almost like a person can eat it though Lol, it just doesn't look like cat food to me. So to me it seems like it is of very high quality & I feel like I'm giving her something healthy at least. … more
