Nutrish Rachael Ray Dry Cat Food Real Salmon & Brown Rice Recipe, 14 lb. Bag

Product Description

Rachael Ray Nutrish Real Salmon & Brown Rice is dry cat food made with real salmon as the #1 ingredient. This salmon cat food recipe is a delicious recipe that even picky eaters enjoy finishing. This cat food provides complete and balanced food for all life stages. Mealtime excitement kicks in the second the bag opens — staking out their spot by the bowl, purring in anticipation, or giving those dramatic mealtime meows. Real Ingredients. Real Recipes. Real Good – inspired by meals pet parents would proudly create in their own kitchen. High-quality, carefully selected ingredients are used in every Nutrish complete and balanced meal. Our specially crafted recipes are backed by a team of nutrition and cat experts. Made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients, each 2.5 lb. bag of natural cat food with added vitamins, minerals & nutrients is crafted with care while also helping support animal welfare efforts through The Rachael Ray Foundation. To keep the cat food dry and fresh, close the package tightly between feedings or store it in an airtight container.

Manufacturer Contact Information

Post Consumer Brands, 20802 Kensington Blvd, Lakeville, MN 55044

REAL SALMON CAT FOOD RECIPE: Get tiny paws hustling to the bowl with Rachael Ray Nutrish Salmon Cat Food Recipe made with real salmon as the #1 ingredient for a balanced meal
FOR ALL LIFE STAGES: This cat food provides everyday nourishment for all life stages, turning each meal into a whisker-twitching moment they look forward to
VETERINARIAN REVIEWED FORMULA: This specially crafted dry cat food recipe is veterinarian reviewed and backed by our team of nutrition and cat experts
NATURAL CAT FOOD: Natural food with added vitamins, minerals & nutrients for your cat’s daily meals. Made with no artificial flavors, it offers real taste that cats love
RACHAEL RAY FOUNDATION: Each bag of dry cat food is made with purpose — ensuring nourishing meals while helping support animals in need through The Rachael Ray Foundation