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Go! Natural Chicken, Fruit & Vegetable Cat Food

Go! Natural Chicken, Fruit & Vegetable Cat Food
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Go! Natural Chicken, Fruit & Vegetable Cat Food

5.0(1 customer reviews)


Partners in your Pets Health. Slow Cooked and Fit for Human Consumption Ingredients. Formulated by qualified nutritionists, Go! Natural Cat Food promotes a healthy urinary tract and bladder through reduced urinary PH and low dietary magnesium. Added Taurine is critical for vision and heart muscle function. Ingredients such as cranberries, chicken and salmon fit for human consumption, as well as sunflower oil, flax and many more exciting nutrients, provide a nutrient dense kibble with a taste

  • 3-lb bag

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Product Weight: 0.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews
 
 

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5My cat did very well on this.  Nov 23, 2009
By liberatelabanimals
I had my male cat on this food awhile back and he not only liked it, he seemed to do very well on it. I have tried everything from Acana, Wellness, Wellness Core, Innova, and a bunch of other cat foods and my cats did not do well on them. In researching cat foods, I discovered wet food is ideal and that carbs are bad, as they can cause diabetes, UTI, etc. My male cat has had 2 UTI's on other high carb foods. So now I've been trying grain free foods and making one of their meals canned food each day. But it is too costly to feed 3 cats only canned every day, so I want to split half dry half wet. I am torn between buying this food, which my cat did well on, or trying the grain free, which I don't know how they will do on. I was tempted to try EVO, but now I think it may actually be too high in protein. So I'm going to buy either this one or the grain free Go Natural cat food today. I'll probably try the grain free.