Stella & Chewy’s Duck Duck Goose Dinner Morsels Freeze-Dried Raw Cat Food By Stella & Chewy’s

Real raw nutrition in the convenience of freeze-dried. Serve as is or rehydrate by adding warm water.

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Give your cat what he naturally craves with Stella & Chewy’s Duck Duck Goose Dinner Morsels Freeze-Dried Raw Cat Food. Based on the philosophy that pets thrive on the same diet they would eat in the wild, the all-natural recipe makes it easy to feed your cat only the good stuff. Made from sustainably-sourced ingredients and raw protein, this recipe starts with 98% farm-raised duck and goose, organs, and bone plus 100% certified-organic fruits and vegetables—offering the benefits of raw food nutrition with the convenience of freeze-dried preparation. And to ensure the highest quality, each batch is made with care in the USA in Stella & Chewy’s own kitchen.

Key Benefits

  • Real raw nutrition in the convenience of freeze-dried. Serve as is or rehydrate by adding warm water.
  • Made in Stella & Chewy’s own USA kitchen with farm-raised duck, goose, and 100% organic-certified fruits and vegetables.
  • Never contains grains, gluten, fillers, artificial preservatives, or colorings.
  • Simple, pristine recipe with limited ingredients and rich in protein.
  • Pet parents and vets report raw feeding supports an improved appetite, digestion, immune system, teeth and gum health, skin and coat, and can help relieve allergies.

Precautions

Stella & Chewy’s products must always remain raw when feeding. Please do not cook, heat, or microwave the products. If rehydrating, use cool or warm (never hot) water.

Additional information

Caloric Content

5,290 kcal/kg, 149 kcal/oz.

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4 Reviews For This Product

  1. 04

    by Mike

    our foster home has many cats come & go, they all get either this duck flavour or the turkey [i don’t buy any chicken protein foods as i’ve found it’s the #1 highest allergen for some cats]. i serve them blue buffalo pate, solid gold sea meal, pet ag’s Bene-Bac probiotic powder, bixbi’s digestive mushroom powder, & i crumble several of these stella & chewy nuggies in with the whole lot. wish the rabbit protein came in a larger bag, have yet to try that one flavour due to cost difference.

  2. 04

    by Carol

    So far, my cats love it! I’m mixing it in with their grain-free kibble to help give them a nutritional boost. Some of them adamantly refuse to eat wet food, so I break these up. They’re very easy to break up into smaller chunks/shreds so the kitties can eat them more easily.

  3. 04

    by Cathy

    I was very happy to se that my cat likes this food. Relieved, as well, because I’d tried Stella & Chewies frz raw food and that was a definite NO. My cat loves this food so much I use it for training treats. I’ve taught her how to ring a bell using these dinner morsels broken into pieces.

  4. 04

    by Rawger

    My cats love this food! Although I have normally fed my cats raw chicken, game hens, etc., the alternative this allows is great. They have eaten it from the start and enjoy all the flavors offered. I highly recommend this option to raw based food.

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