BIG DOG Frozen Raw Cat Food - Beef 1.38kg

Beef leads this Big Dog for Cats mixed-protein dinner, with RSPCA-approved chicken and ocean-fresh Tasmanian salmon beside calcium-rich raw bone powder, vegetables, eggs and kelp. Each 115 g pouch is sized for cats — reach for Beef when red meat should lead the bowl for kittens from about 12 weeks and adult cats.

Suitable for

• Cats
• Complete food

Key Benefits

• Made in Australia; ingredients from Australian farms / the human supply chain
• 1.38 kg = 12 individually sealed 115 g portions
• Big Dog for Cats mixed-protein recipe with beef as the main protein, plus chicken and Tasmanian salmon
• Naturally high in the essential amino acid taurine
• Lean muscle meat, vitamin- and mineral-rich offal, calcium-rich raw bone powder, vegetables, whole eggs and kelp
• Raw and unprocessed; grain- and gluten-free; no artificial fillers
• Nutritionally complete and balanced in accordance with AAFCO guidelines for healthy growth in kittens and maintenance of health in adult cats
• Supports skin; bone, nail and dental; immune; muscle repair and growth; joint; and gut health
• Fresh, raw, real food for cats of all ages, shapes and sizes

Ingredients

Beef (meat, liver, kidney, raw bone powder, spleen), chicken meat, Tasmanian salmon meat, chicken eggs, carrots, lettuce, cold pressed flaxseed oil, organic calcified marine algae, nutritional yeast, psyllium, goats whey, organic kelp, sea salt, natural vitamin E, organic fulvic acid.

Guaranteed Analysis

• Crude protein 14.5%
• Crude fat 10.5%
• Total carbohydrates 1.5%
• Moisture 71%
• Ash 2.5%
• Fibre <1%
• Calcium 1%
• Phosphorus 0.6%
• Taurine 0.11% as fed
• Omega-3 0.6 g/100g
• Omega 6:3 4:1
• Metabolisable energy (ME) 610 kJ/100g
• ME per 115 g serve 700 kJ

Feeding Guide

Approximate number of 115 g patties per day. This is a feeding guide transcribed from pack/retailer sources (not photo-verified). Figures are portions, not grams. Adjust for age, activity and body condition. Always provide fresh water.

Transition Guide

Mix gradually over 7–10 days. Soft line: go slower for sensitive pets; ask a vet if tummy upset continues.

• Days 1–3: about 25% new food, 75% current food
• Days 4–6: about 50% new, 50% current
• Days 7–10: about 75% new, 25% current
• Then: 100% new food

Storage

Keep frozen until ready to thaw. Thaw before feeding. Avoid re-freezing. Place the portion in a container and thaw in the fridge. To speed up, stand it in a sink of lukewarm water for 15–30 minutes, ensuring not to cook. No preservatives: once thawed, use within 2–3 days. Keep thawed portions in a sealed airtight container in the fridge. Discard if the food no longer looks or smells fresh. Do not cook — product storage states the recipe contains bone (raw bone powder). Wash utensils, work areas and hands with warm soapy water after contact with raw food. PET FOOD ONLY — not for human consumption. Contains raw offal and bone powder.