Earthborn Holistic Primitive Feline Grain-Free Dry Cat Food – 4 lb

Nourishment crafted for cats and kittens

Earthborn Holistic Primitive Feline is a grain-free, high-protein dry food designed to support everyday wellness for both adult cats and kittens. The recipe centers on quality protein sources—including turkey meal, chicken meal, herring meal, salmon meal, and whitefish meal—to deliver the amino acids that help maintain lean muscle mass while satisfying a carnivore’s natural preference for flavorful, meat-forward nutrition.

Smart ingredients for daily vitality

A vibrant mix of vegetables and fruits provides antioxidants and essential micronutrients for busy days. You’ll find peas, apples, blueberries, carrots, spinach, and cranberries contributing fiber and nutrients to support everyday health. Vitamins and minerals work together to support immune function and overall vitality.

• Grain- and gluten-free formulation offers a high-protein alternative diet while avoiding common fillers.
• Protein-rich meals from turkey, chicken, fish meals help support muscle maintenance and energy for active cats.
• Antioxidants from Vitamin E, Vitamin C, and natural produce support daily wellness with a balanced nutrient blend.
• Omega-6 and Omega-3 fatty acids support healthy skin, coat, and nervous system function.
• BPA-free, resealable packaging preserves freshness and is recyclable through Earthborn ReBorn.

What to expect in daily use

Earthborn Primitive Feline is designed as a thoughtful, grain-free option that can be offered as a primary diet or as a rotation with other high-quality proteins. It balances protein with essential vitamins and minerals, making it suitable for cats and kittens who crave flavorful, meat-forward nutrition.

• Versatile for kittens and adult cats seeking a robust, grain-free diet.
• Satisfying taste profile from real-meat meals that cats typically prefer.

Note: This description highlights product attributes and typical benefits based on the listed ingredients and features. Individual results may vary, and dietary adjustments should be discussed with a veterinarian if you have specific concerns about your cat’s health.