Just my luck

I've been trying to find a commercial raw food to try with my kitty, homemade isn't something feasible at this point.. I thought I had found a decent one to try..but upon further inspection when home, the fat content seems way high compared to the protein I feel like I'll never get the hang of it...
I wanted to try a bit before buying a larger bag of Nature's Variety.. I was able to get 6 1/4lb patties for $6.99 (Canadian)
I'm unable to find any other brands that have been recommended on this site.. just the NV ..


I got the Chicken one..
Hopefully I can use what I bought and get the NV if she likes it...seeing as she's a decently active 5 month old... I'm hopeful the level of fat won't be too much a concern?
..sigh

Have you seen these?

http://www.thecatsite.com/t/248687/canadian-raw-food-suppliers

http://www.thecatsite.com/t/252103/canadians-where-do-you-buy-your-raw-food

http://www.thecatsite.com/t/269052/new-to-tcs-wondering-about-canadian-options-for-raw-meat

I haven't! Thanks so much

I actually don't think that raw food looks too bad. Cats do well on a higher fat diets, they don't process fat the same way humans do. That protein/fat ratio isn't really bad, but I'd be concerned about the calcium, they're using both bone and eggshells, which seems like way too much. 

missmimz said:

I actually don't think that raw food looks too bad. Cats do well on a higher fat diets, they don't process fat the same way humans do. That protein/fat ratio isn't really bad, but I'd be concerned about the calcium, they're using both bone and eggshells, which seems like way too much. 

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That's the highest protein/fat ratio I've seen yet. I was wondering about the bone/shells as well. I can't find much more details about the food.. think I'm going to keep researching and looking. And maybe just keep this one in her rotation