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Your cart is empty.WHAT’S THE ADVANTAGE? Here at Nature’s Advantage, we make healthy cat food you’ll be proud to serve to your favorite feline! This grain free cat food is made from high quality duck and rabbit. Lean protein promotes a trim figure, superior energy, and a gleaming coat, while fresh fruits and veggies provide all the healthy nutrients your best friend needs. Feed this freeze-dried dinner as a complete and balanced meal, or sprinkle some into your cat's usual food for an added boost of hearty nutrition. You can even add water to rehydrate it and turn this dry food into wet food! Because our freeze-drying process does not use high heat, more of the meat's and veggie's naturally-occurring vitamins and nutrients are retained. That makes this freeze-dried cat food healthier and easier to digest than canned food or kibble. It’s cat food made the smart way — because we know your clever kitty deserves the best!
oNe HiGh MoNk
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
These cat treats are very desired by my pet. There of high-quality and do not smell bad at all. Great size as a treat. These treats also contain a high amount of protein for your animal. Great value for your money.
B.A. Coleman
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024
It seems to be good quality, it looks and smells good. Definitely seems to be a healthier alternative to other cat foods and the ingredients seem good. Large bag with plenty in there. My picky elderly cat would only eat it dry and not rehydrated. He didn't eat much either even when dry though. Didn't seem to be hard on his sensitive stomach though which is good.
James Stewart
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024
These patties are bigger than I thought-- about the size of a deck of cards, or about 6cm long, and made of a flaky matter that smells strongly.Unfortunately both my cats were hesitant to eat it, and mostly walked away from it. I will keep putting it in warm water and leaving it for them overnight-- most of the time they'll get hungry at night and eat whatever is leftover. Other reviews said their cats went nuts for it but sadly my cats are the picky princess type. As for contents, I believe this is good quality food, and really want to feed my cats a raw/clean diet, but sometimes you have to just give them what they'll eat.
getCheeky
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
Well, I don't know how you can give it higher praise than the cat immediately shredding the bag to eat it after getting his first taste. My cat is also very picky, won't eat fish and isn't very treat motivated. I haven't seen any bits of bone like the other reviewer stated, nor does it feel sharp when I grind a block between my fingers. Maybe it's an issue when you try to rehydrate it, which I don't know why you'd do? In any case, I think my cat says it's good stuff.
Kay
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
I have been on the hunt for a new freeze-dry raw patties cat food. I like to add it to their food for nutrition but I have to be careful about which one I choose or else (I guess) it tastes weird to them. They had no trouble eating multiple times, dry, without added food (sometimes I give it to them as a treat now or a meal replacement). Even my pickiest cat is eating it plain. They all crowd around and chomp it down. I like the ingredients, they seem clean and simple. The texture is quite soft and easily breaks down. I have yet to come across a “hard” piece. If you feed your cat freeze dry raw give this one a try!
hybroanglid
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
I have purchased all kinds of different freeze-dried treats for my spoiled kitties. There are a few they have liked, and many that they didn't. I never seem to be able to accurately predict which product will be which. Suffice to say, I didn't have high expectations for this stuff, but I was hopeful. But dang...I don't know if I've ever seen such a strong reaction to a cat food or treat like this EVER! My girls LOVE this stuff! And it's not just my indoor cats. The strays on my street love it, too, though, to be fair, they would happily eat just about anything. I find this food convenient because it can be served as is, but it can also be rehydrated to give a cat a little extra water content. It comes in dried squares that are easy to break up into smaller pieces, which is how my cats enjoy it. I think this product is too expensive to offer as a regular food, but it's perfect as a treat or topper. The protein content is high, so it's especially good for cats who might be recovering from an injury or illness and need a little extra nutrition. And not for nothing, but it's made in the USA with all natural ingredients that are good for my cats, so I'll definitely continue to purchase this stuff. Highly recommended!
DancingCat
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024
First off, I love the ingredients in this food from Nature's Advantage so I was hoping it would pass the taste test from the meow meows. I'm happy to report that three out of three cats find this food interesting and been happily eating.The food comes in small rectangular bricks that are easily crumbled apart. So far, I've had the best eating results when just crumbling the patties apart. I've tried mixing them with warm water per the package instructions twice and they eat a few bites before losing interest. I do worry if just feeding in freeze dried form they might become a bit dehydrated as we typically feed wet food for their main meals as cats don't have a thirst drive like humans/dogs. I like that they are in bricks for serving sizes, but it does mean that I have to handle the food every time and then wash my hands unless I want to use a pair of gloves which is a bit inconvenient.I will likely use these as treats and keep our regular food as their main diet. The package states must be used within 30 days of opening so these would be rather expensive treats for regular purchase.
carmedic65
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
Only one of my four liked this. The other three sniffed at it then looked at me like it was a trap of some sort. In rehydrating it, I thought I was having trouble getting it to soak up the water. Upon further investigation, the bits that weren't soak it up were actually pretty good sized pieces of bone. I won't even donate this. I would hate to have another cat get bone stuck in their throat. Right in the garbage it goes.
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