Open Farm Grain-Free Lamb Cat Food

Open Farm Grain-Free Lamb Cat Food: free-range Australian lamb, 40% protein

The Open Farm Grain-Free Lamb Cat Food is a premium kibble formulated according to the standards AAFCO all feline life stages (kittens, adults, seniors). Main protein: free-range Australian lamb (Certified Humane®), supplemented with White fish meal and the herring meal wild-caught at sea. Super vegetable mix: pumpkin, cranberries, apples, dandelion leaves. Functional oils: herring, coconut, sunflower. Added taurine (0.2%). Grain-free, gluten-free, corn-free, soy-free, GMO-free. Open Farm is a Canadian company whose head office is in Toronto. Available sizes: 4 lb and 8 lb.

Why choose this recipe?

• Free-range Australian lamb : Certified Humane®, without antibiotics or growth hormones
• Three sources of animal protein : lamb, wild-caught white fish, herring
• Added taurine (0.2%) : essential for the cat's heart, vision, and immune system
• Rich marine omega-3s : herring oil + fish meals
• Pumpkin and cranberries : fiber and antioxidants for the digestive and urinary systems
• Chicory root : natural prebiotic (inulin) for intestinal flora
• Pears and dandelion leaves : antioxidants and natural support for liver function
• Yucca schidigera : helps reduce litter box odors
• Natural preservation : mixed tocopherols and rosemary extract
• Grain-free, gluten-free, corn-free, soy-free
• Without GMOs, no artificial flavors, no chemical preservatives
• For all ages (kittens, adults, seniors)
• Radical traceability : each batch traceable back to the source farms
• Canadian brand certified B Corp

For whom is this recipe?

• Cats of all ages : kittens, adults, seniors (AAFCO all life stages)
• Cats with chicken sensitivities who tolerate lamb
• Cats benefiting from a variety of animal proteins (land + sea)
• Cats at dry skin or dull coat : marine omega-3s support skin and coat
• Families who valuehumane farming and the radical traceability
• Families who prefer a recipe shagreen
• Families wishing to support a Canadian brand

Featured ingredients

Free-range Australian lamb

Primary source of animal protein. Comes from partner farms that practice pasture-raised farming and grass feeding. Provides heme iron, zinc, B vitamins, and an appetizing flavor.

White fish meal and herring meal

Concentrated sources of marine proteins, naturally rich in oméga-3 (EPA and DHA), rich in natural taurine and marine trace elements (iodine, selenium).

Pumpkin, cranberries and apples

The pumpkin provides soluble fiber for digestive comfort. The cranberries provide polyphenols and support urinary health. The apples provide fibre and antioxidants.

Root of chicory and dandelion leaves

The chicory root is a natural source ofinulin, a prebiotic that nourishes the intestinal flora. The Dandelion leaves they provide vitamins A, C, and K and naturally support liver function.

Herring, coconut, and sunflower oils

Theherring oil provides marine omega-3s (EPA and DHA). The'coconut oil provides medium-chain fatty acids. TheSunflower oil completes the omega-6 profile. All preserved with a blend of tocopherols (natural vitamin E).

Yucca schidigera and taurine

The yucca schidigera is a plant extract known to naturally reduce Litter odours. The taurine added is essential for the cat's heart, vision, and immune system.

Complete list of ingredients

Pasture-raised lamb, wild-caught whitefish meal, herring meal, chickpeas, red lentils, herring oil (preserved with mixed tocopherols), coconut oil (preserved with mixed tocopherols), green lentils, pumpkin, natural flavor, cranberries, chicory root, apples, dandelion leaves, choline chloride, salt, taurine, sunflower oil, dried yucca schidigera extract, mixed tocopherols (natural preservative), tricalcium phosphate, rosemary extract.

Guide to Feeding

Adjust the quantity according to age, activity level, and body condition. Fresh water available at all times (essential for cats). Gradual transition over 7 to 10 days for cats used to other foods.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my cat need taurine in its diet?

Yes, the taurine is an amino acid essential for cats. Unlike dogs, cats cannot synthesize enough of it. A taurine deficiency can affect the heart, vision, and immune system. This recipe naturally contains it (in the meats and fish) and includes additional supplementation.

My cat is used to different food. How should I make the transition?

Make a transition progressive over 7 to 10 days. Start with 25% of the new recipe + 75% of the old one, then gradually increase every one or two days. Cats are often fussier than dogs when transitioning to a new food.

My cat is allergic to chicken; is this a good option?

Yes, it's even an excellent option. This recipe does not contain Neither chicken nor poultry. Animal proteins come fromlamb, of the white fish and of the herring.

Why are there legumes (chickpeas, lentils) in the recipe?

The legumes (chickpeas, red and green lentils) are a source supplementary source of plant protein, fiber, and minerals. They also help provide the structure of kibble in a grain-free format. For cats, unlike dogs, the use of legumes is not associated with any specific concerns.

Is this recipe suitable for kittens?

Yes. This recipe is formulated according to AAFCO standards all life stages, which means it is suitable for growing kittens, to the adult cats and to the older catsFor kittens, feed freely or increase the portion accordingly.

Why buy from Sherbrooke Canin?

The Open Farm Grain-Free Lamb cat food is our choice for families who valuehumane farming, the traceability and the Protein diversity (lamb + multi-fish). An excellent alternative to chicken for cats with food sensitivities. Canadian B Corp certified brand, committed to animal welfare and the environment.

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