Monge Natural Superpremium Monoprotein Adult Cat Salmon is a complete and balanced dry food formulated for adult cats. Salmon is the sole animal protein source.

The recipe includes 33% crude protein, with 26% dried salmon and 10% fresh salmon, ensuring digestibility and palatability.

Enriched with prebiotics like XOS (0.3%) and MOS (1%), it promotes intestinal wellness and enhances nutrient absorption.

Yucca schidigera and rose hip are included for their digestive and antioxidative benefits, improving overall feline well-being.

Formulated with omega-3 fatty acids, it supports a shiny coat and healthy skin.

This formula ensures a natural and nutritious meal free from artificial dyes and preservatives.

Pros:

• High protein content: Provides 33% crude protein, primarily from salmon, supporting muscle maintenance and overall vitality.
• Monoprotein formulation: Salmon is the only animal protein source suitable for cats with protein sensitivities.
• Rich in omega fatty acids: Includes 0.6% omega-3 and 3.85% omega-6 fatty acids, promoting a healthy coat and skin.
• Digestive health support: Enriched with XOS (0.3%) and MOS (1%) to improve gut flora and nutrient absorption.
• Natural additives: Includes rose hip for antioxidant benefits and yucca schidigera to reduce stool odor.
• No artificial additives: Free from artificial dyes and preservatives, ensuring a natural and safe diet.

Cons:

• Contains grains: Includes rice and maize, which may contribute to a higher carbohydrate content unsuitable for obligate carnivores.
• Lower fresh salmon proportion: While fresh salmon is included, it constitutes only 10%, which may be lower than other premium formulations.
• Unspecified fish oil source: While fish oil is included, the exact sourcing and omega-3 content details are unclear.
• Moderate ash content: Contains 6% crude ash, which may be higher than ideal for cats with specific mineral sensitivities.
• Calcium to phosphorus ratio: The calcium (1.6%) to phosphorus (1.1%) ratio may not suit all dietary needs, particularly those of senior or sensitive cats.
• Animal fat from chicken oil: This method relies on chicken oil rather than salmon oil as the primary fat source, which might not fully align with the mono-protein claim.