Boat To Bowl Wild Cod Fish and Haddock Fish Seafood Flavor Recipe Adult Dry Cat Food - 3.5lbs
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- First Ingredient: Real, wild-caught, MSC-Certified Sustainable Cod & Haddock
- Less active diet with lower protein and fat, perfect for indoor cats or senior cats
- Grain-free recipe for Adult Cats with added taurine
- Rich source of Omega-3s, which promotes healthy: skin & shiny fur, digestion, immune system, and brain function
- Excellent choice for cats with dealing with food allergies, intolerances, and/or ingredient sensitivities
- Complete, wholesome recipe with lean protein, pre- & probiotics, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals
- Free from any other animal proteins, fats, or fillers with no wheat, corn, or soy
- Proudly made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients
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Boat to Bowl offers responsibly-caught, premium upcycled wild fish in every recipe. This approach utilizes 100% of our ocean harvest while minimizing food waste. Fish is also one of the most carbon-efficient proteins on the planet, so when you choose Boat to Bowl, you’re making a difference for both your cat and our planet.
Elevate your feline family's well-being with the nourishing Power of Vitamin Sea with Boat to Bowl fish-first food for cats.
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Q: What is the phosphorus content?
A: Hi there! The phosphorus content of our Wild Cod and Haddock recipe is 1.62%. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any other questions. ~ The Boat to Bowl Team
submitted byBoat to Bowl - 5 months agoBrand expert
Q: Is there any chance this company tests their cat food for Mercury levels before distribution and sales? Thanks.
A: Hi Sasha - Good question, but no worries here! Each fish we use (Wild Salmon, Cod, Haddock, and Acadian Redfish) have extremely low levels of mercury, especially in comparison with the Selenium content in fish, which counteracts risks of mercury toxicity by binding with the elements, neutralizing any potentially harmful effects. Certain wild predatory species of larger fish such as Tilefish, Swordfish, and Shark do contain higher levels of mercury. However, we do not use any of those species in our Cat Food recipes. We do hope this is helpful. Any other questions or concerns, please feel free to send us a message! All our best - The Boat to Bowl Team
submitted byBoat to Bowl - 11 months agoBrand expert