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ThriveBeef with Vegetables Complete Wet Cat Food
Allergy Risk
This food contains possible allergens for sensitive pets.
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Ingredients
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Beef with Vegetables Complete Wet Cat Food ingredients, explained
The recipe is built on beef, the first ingredient on the label. Common cat food allergens on the label: beef.
What this food is made of
A red-meat protein, higher in fat and iron than poultry. Fresh or deboned beef is mostly water and ranks higher on the label than its dry contribution; beef meal is the concentrated form. Beef is among the most common food allergens reported in both dogs and cats, probably because it has been fed so widely for so long. Beef by-products such as liver and heart are listed separately.
A vegetable used mainly as a source of soluble fiber for stool quality, and for label appeal. Amounts in a complete food are small. Not an allergen of concern and not a meaningful protein or calorie source.
A plant oil added as a source of linoleic acid, the omega-6 fat dogs and cats need for skin and coat. It is cheap, stable and well tolerated. Sunflower oil contains no omega-3, so a food that uses it as the main fat will usually add fish oil or flaxseed for balance. The high-oleic variety is lower in linoleic acid and used mainly for shelf stability.
Vitamins, minerals and additives (1)
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Water added during the making of wet food, listed as 'water sufficient for processing'. It is there to form the gravy or loaf and to cook the ingredients, and it is why wet food is around 75 to 80 percent moisture. For cats, that moisture is the main nutritional argument for wet food, since many cats drink little on their own. It is sometimes called a filler. Wet food cannot be made without it.
About this food
Made with beef as the only source of protein, Thrive Beef with Vegetables wet cat food is cooked in its own juices with added vitamins and minerals to give your cat a complete nutritionally balanced meal. This food is complete, which means it can be fed on its own or with our Thrive PremiumPlus dry food, depending on y
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*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles.
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