Wild Freedom Kitten Wide Country Poultry Dry Cat Food

Wild Freedom Kitten Wide Country, Poultry

Grain-free kibble built around the protein a growing kitten actually needs.

A kitten roughly doubles in size in its first few months, and the protein and calcium it receives during that window shape everything afterwards. Wild Freedom kitten food puts 41% fresh poultry at the front of the recipe, with a total meat content of 70% and potatoes as the only carbohydrate source.

Key Benefits

• 70% total meat content: 41% of that is fresh poultry meat, which is more digestible for a young cat than rendered meal or dried protein alone.
• Balanced calcium to phosphorus ratio: Set specifically for skeletal development during the first year. Getting this wrong in kittenhood causes problems that appear much later.
• Natural immune support: Brewer's yeast supplies beta-glucans and mannan-oligosaccharides, which support the developing immune system without synthetic additives.
• Linseed for digestion: 1.13% linseed adds omega-3 fatty acids and the soluble fibre that keeps a kitten's digestion regular through the growth phase.
• Herb blend: Chamomile, nettle, fennel, blackberry leaves and caraway contribute secondary plant compounds and vitamins alongside the core nutrition.

Nutrition & Quality

Kittens need considerably more energy per kilogram of body weight than adult cats, and this recipe delivers 4,100 kcal per kg (ME, FEDIAF 2016) to meet that demand. Potatoes are the only carbohydrate source, chosen because they provide trace elements and roughage without the cereal proteins some cats react to. The food is also suitable for pregnant and lactating queens, whose energy requirements sit close to a growing kitten's. No artificial preservatives, aromas or colours are used. Free from lactose and gluten. Free feeding is acceptable during growth, though weighing portions gives a clearer picture of intake during the first months.

Specifications

Ingredients

41% fresh poultry meat, 24% dried poultry protein, potato protein, pea meal, poultry fat, dried sea fish, hydrolysed poultry liver, 2.5% yeast extract (source of mannan-oligosaccharides and beta-glucans), dried egg, carob meal, dicalcium phosphate, 1.13% linseed, potassium chloride, sodium chloride, 0.1% dried herbs (chamomile, nettle, fennel, blackberry leaves, caraway).

Feeding Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I switch my kitten to adult food?
Around twelve months for most breeds. Larger breeds such as Maine Coons and Ragdolls are still growing at eighteen months and benefit from staying on kitten food longer. Switch gradually over ten to fourteen days to avoid digestive upset.

Can I feed this to a pregnant or nursing queen?
Yes. The energy density and nutrient profile suit both pregnant and lactating cats, whose requirements are close to those of a growing kitten. Free feeding is acceptable during this period.

Can I mix it with wet food?
Yes, and many owners do. Wet food adds moisture intake; dry food lets the kitten graze throughout the day. Reduce the dry portion to account for the calories in any wet food you add.