Cat & Kitten Packs

A raw diet isn’t complete without offal. Compared to regular cuts of muscle meat, organ meats are more densely packed with just about every nutrient, including heavy doses of B vitamins such as B1, B2, B6, folic acid, and vitamin B12. Organ meats are also loaded with minerals like phosphorus, iron, copper, magnesium, and iodine and provide the essential fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K. These vitamins and minerals are critical to the health and wellbeing of your pet.

No need to add anything, our food is naturally complete & balanced, no need to feed anything else.

All our food contains the perfect balance of meat, bone & offal + fruit & vegetable.

Meat content: Muscle meat 80% | Bone 10% | Offal 10%

Adult
Meat 70% | Fruit & Vegetables 30%
Puppy
Meat 70% | Fruit & Vegetables 30%
Baby Puppy
Meat 80% | Fruit & Vegetables 20%

LOW PURINE
Meat content:
Turkey & Salmon: Muscle meat 90% | Bone 10%

Beef

Meat content:
Muscle Meat 85% | Green Tripe 5% | Bone 10%

Adult

Meat 70% | Fruit & Vegetables 30%

Puppy
Meat 70% | Fruit & Vegetables 30%

Cat
Meat, Fat, Sinew, Connective Tissue & Heart 82% | Eible Bone 7% | Liver 5% | Other Secreting Organs 5% | Spinach 1%

The raw diet is designed to be eaten raw and fresh. Cooking destroys vitamins and changes the molecular structure of protein and fats. Domestic dogs and cats haven’t evolved to eat cooked food. The digestive tract of a domestic dog is no different from a wolf or a domestic cat to a wild cat.

So many pet foods these days are loaded with grains, preservatives and artificial additives that can all adversely impact your pets overall health - causing allergies & skin issues. Here at Somerford Raw & Natural, we get a lot of feedback from pet owners whose pets have benefited hugely from being fed our salmon or barramundi varieties.

For allergies, it is essential to put your pet through an elimination diet for up to six weeks and only feed one variety of Somerford Raw & Natural Complete Pet Food. This way, you are able to identify which protein (meat) your pet may be allergic to.