Wildcat cat food

Our cats are "predators" and are carnivores.
The diet of wild cats consists mainly of small to medium-sized prey.
Even if they have adapted to living with humans over the decades, this important principle should not be forgotten in their diet. That is why the main ingredient in cat food is meat or fish. When selecting the meat and fish varieties, Wildcat pays strict attention to their origin.
However, meat is not the only thing on the wild cat's menu.

Forests and steppes have always provided valuable, healthy fruit, herbs and roots, which have always been an important source of food for the wild cat's prey. With these prey animals, the cat also ingests their stomach contents and thus plant components, which provide it with fibers. These replace the coat of the prey animal that is missing from the food and promote digestion. In WILDCAT you will find a unique mixture of fruits and herbs tailored to the needs of a cat. Vitality into old age can be easily achieved with healthy food.

Grain is incompatible for many cats. It is no coincidence that various types of grain are now among the most common allergy triggers. For this reason, Wildcat does not add maize, wheat or soy to any of its foods.

As dry food generally contains very little Moisture, fresh water should always be available to the cat. Water is one of the basics of life and is important for the proper functioning of the heart, circulation and kidneys. In the wild, cats meet their needs mainly through their prey, which has a moisture content of 70%.

With a balanced, healthy and cat-specific diet such as WILDCAT, your pet will remain a happy and vital "family member" into old age.