Help Your Cat Thrive

What your cat eats matters!

We carry a wide variety of foods for your cat’s healthiest life

<h3″>Raw Diet

The raw diet is the most appropriate option for your cat.

Containing muscle meat, organ meat, ground bone, blood and supplements, it is complete and balanced.

  • Cats are obligate carnivores (they are unable to digest plant fiber)
  • High moisture (being most closely related to the desert tiger, cats do not have a natural instinct to drink, but rather, receive all of the moisture they require from the prey diet)
  • Most closely resembles the diet of the wild feline
Raw Diet Cat Food

Wet Food (Canned)

For those that want the convenience of opening a pouch or can and pouring it into a bowl.

Contains muscle meat, organ meat, and supplements. It is a complete and balanced diet.

  • High moisture, important for kidney health
  • With or without carbohydrates / starches
  • Long shelf life
  • Easy to serve and store
Wet Food Cat Food

<h3″>Freeze / Air Dried Raw Food

For humans that want the convenience of dry food (without the added carbs or starch) this is a raw option.

Containing muscle meat, organ meat, ground bone, blood and supplements, it is complete and balanced.

  • Cats are obligate carnivores (they are unable to digest plant fiber)
  • Low moisture, but easy to store
  • Can be re-hydrated into a more species-appropriate meal
Freeze / Air Dried Raw Food

Dry Food

For those that want the convenience and economy of a processed meal.

Containing meat, carbohydrates/starch, and supplements; it is complete and balanced.

  • Low moisture; adequate water bowls / fountains must be provided
  • Naturally occurring taurine
  • Long shelf life
  • Easy to serve and store
Dry Food Cat Food

A natural diet leads to a healthy cat…and a healthy cat is a happy cat! Unfortunately, too many diets supply the bare minimum nutritional requirements.

We believe that cats are family members – so they deserve to be treated like one!

What is a cat?

  1. Cats are 100% carnivores
  2. Cannot process plant fiber
  3. Cats cannot chew because their jaws move only up an down and not side to side

How does the pet food industry operate?

  1. Classified as “Feed” not “Food”
  2. Marketing typically wins the consumer
    • We teach how to look past the marketing
    • We show how to read a label
  3. AAFCO not a government organization
  4. FDA / USDA only intervene when problems occur