Rabbit Cat Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Au Jus for Cats

Yes, rabbit cat food is a great, healthy choice for cats! Rabbit meat is a lean protein that benefits a cat's overall health. It's also a good source of essential nutrients like Vitamin B3, iron, and Omega-3 fatty acids.

Yes, rabbit cat food can benefit cats with allergies or food sensitivities compared to more common proteins like chicken or beef. Rabbit is considered a novel protein. This means it's likely the cat has not been exposed to it before, reducing the risk of an allergic reaction. Novel proteins like rabbit are often used in hypoallergenic diets for this reason. 

Whether you feed your cat wet or dry rabbit cat food will depend on your cat’s digestive system and nutritional needs. 

Wet cat food:

• Easier to breakdown and digest
• Is moisture-rich, which keeps cats well-hydrated. This is important for cats, because they naturally don't drink enough water.
• Can provide a high protein diet with lower carbohydrates
• Adds a delicious and new texture

Dry cat food:

• Can be left out longer without spoiling. This makes it a better option if you choose to free feed.
• Does not require refrigeration

Some cats may prefer one over the other or you can consider a mixed feeding approach. However, it is important to remember that every cat is unique, so what works for one may not work for another. Always consult with your vet if you have any questions or concerns.

That's an easy question: KOHA’s Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Au Jus for Cats!

KOHA’s limited-ingredient rabbit wet cat food recipe is perfect for cats with allergies and sensitive stomachs. The recipe has rabbit as its only protein source, and then includes pumpkin seeds for digestion, cranberries for urinary tract health, and New Zealand Green Mussel to promote joint health! 

This recipe is free of soy, corn, wheat, potatoes, and carrageenan, so know your cat is getting the absolute best quality–and tastiest meal! 

Yes, there are homemade rabbit cat food recipes. However, when you choose to feed your cat a homemade diet, it doesn’t guarantee that your cat is receiving all of the necessary vitamins and nutrients that they need for their health. It can also be a very time-consuming process, and will be expensive over time.

Choosing a high quality, limited ingredient rabbit cat food ensures your cat receives all of the nutrients he or she needs. You’ll also have peace of mind knowing that your cat is getting the best ingredients prepared safely–without all the additives you want to avoid.