Ziwi Peak Rabbit & Lamb Cat Can 185g

Ziwi Peak Rabbit & Lamb Cat Can 185g

The Ziwi Peak moist canned range has been formulated to meet the natural and instinctive nutritional needs of your cat by mirroring the diet it would have naturally enjoyed in the wild.

Your cat is an obligate carnivore descended from the African Wild cat. Its intestine and digestive system has remained largely unchanged since then.

As a result, the kindest diet you can provide to your cat for it to thrive is one that works in harmony with evolution - one that its digestive system can easily convert into usable nutrients and energy for a full and happy life. This is a diet that is high in protein and fat from meat: the diet nature intended for long term health, wellbeing and longevity.

Ziwi Peak is designed to mirror this wild prey, natural diet so that when you feed your cat, you can have peace of mind that you’re providing all the complete and balanced nutritional support required from a source and brand you can trust.

Key Benefits:

* Contains over 93% natural meat, organs, bone, and green lipped mussels all sourced from grass fed pasture raised New Zealand animals, fully balanced with all the necessary vitamins and minerals
* Limited Ingredient Diet – Improved recipe with higher meat content, requiring less added vitamins and minerals, giving Ziwi Peak one of the shortest, most natural ingredient lists on the market
* No TSPP, BPA or Carrageenan.
* A lean, low energy, small batch recipe ideal for cats that need to lower weight
* Wild caught New Zealand Blue Mackerel is high in Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids
Includes 3% New Zealand green-lipped mussel, a great natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin.
* Includes natural carbohydrates from natural sources such as chicory, kelp and parsley, plus essential vitamins and minerals for a balanced diet.
* Each can of Ziwi Peak is retort-cooked in its own sterile container to preserve the nutritional integrity of the raw ingredients
* No artificial gelling agents

Specifically Made For: All breeds and lifestages