Evanger's Complements Rabbit – Single-Protein Wet Food for Dogs & Cats (12 x 12.5 oz)

Clean, single-protein nutrition for pets with selective eating habits

Evanger's Complements Rabbit is a thoughtfully prepared wet food designed for both dogs and cats who benefit from a focused, limited-ingredient meal. Centered on rabbit as the sole animal protein, this formula offers a clear, simple option that fits a variety of dietary preferences. Every can is gently cooked in its own natural juices, preserving taste, aroma, and moisture without added water, fillers, or synthetic ingredients. The result is a savory, moisture-rich experience pets can enjoy—and pet parents can feel confident about.

Key benefits you can expect

• Single-Protein Source: Rabbit as the only animal protein supports limited-ingredient meals and simplifies ingredient decisions.
• Cooked in Natural Broth: Slow, gentle cooking in its own juices preserves flavor and natural aroma without artificial additives.
• Grain & Gluten Free: Free from corn, wheat, soy, and other common grains for pets that benefit from gluten-free options.
• Versatile Feeding Options: Use as a standalone meal, a moisture-rich topper, or as part of rotation diets to introduce variety.
• Complementary Nutrition: Pairs with plant-based or grain-inclusive bases to tailor meals to individual preferences.

Quality, origin, and packaging

• Made in the USA: Real ingredients sourced with transparency and care.
• BPA-free packaging: Vacuum-packed cans help preserve freshness without BPA exposure.

Product specs and feeding ideas

• Case size: 12 cans per case
• Can size: 12.5 oz each
• Protein focus: Rabbit (single-protein)
• Dietary notes: Grain- and gluten-free; no corn, wheat, or soy
• Life stages: Suitable for puppies, kittens, adults, and seniors

Whether served alone or mixed with a base diet, Evanger's Complements Rabbit adds moisture, flavor, and protein depth to mealtimes. It’s designed to support diverse feeding routines and to offer a trustworthy, real-ingredients option that aligns with common dietary preferences—without promising specific outcomes.