Monge BWild Low Grain Adult Cat Anchovies is a complete and balanced dry food formulated for adult cats, featuring anchovies as the primary protein source.

The formula provides 34% crude protein, primarily from 38% dried anchovies and 12% fresh chicken, offering high-quality nutrition that supports cats’ natural dietary instincts.

The recipe includes tapioca, rice (5%), and oats (5%) as alternative carbohydrates. It has a low grain content and no potatoes.

Enriched with omega-3 fatty acids (0.95%) from linseed and anchovies, it promotes a soft, shiny coat. Prebiotics like XOS (0.3%) and MOS support intestinal health and digestion.

Natural additives, including dried fruits, vegetables, and yucca schidigera, contribute to antioxidant benefits and digestive wellness.

This formula emphasizes natural and wholesome nutrition and is free from artificial dyes and preservatives.

Pros:

• High protein content: It provides 34% crude protein, primarily from anchovies, which supports muscle maintenance and overall vitality.
• Low-grain formulation: This formulation includes minimal grains like rice (5%) and oats (5%), with no potatoes, making it suitable for grain-sensitive cats.
• Rich in omega fatty acids: It contains 0.95% omega-3 and 3.0% omega-6 fatty acids for healthy skin and a shiny coat.
• Digestive health support: Enriched with XOS (0.3%) and MOS prebiotics to enhance gut flora and nutrient absorption.
• Natural additives: Features dried fruits, vegetables, and linseed for antioxidant benefits and immune support.
• No artificial additives: Free from artificial dyes and preservatives, ensuring a safe and natural diet.

Cons:

• Moderate fresh meat content: Fresh chicken constitutes 12%, while anchovies are only in dried form, which may reduce palatability compared to fresh meat.
• Chicken oil inclusion: Chicken oil is derived from animal fat, which may not fully align with a single-protein preference for anchovies.
• Higher ash content: Contains 7% crude ash, which may be excessive for cats with specific dietary needs.
• Limited fiber content: With 2.5% crude fiber, it might not fully support optimal digestion in some cats.
• Carbohydrate inclusion: Tapioca and grains may contribute to a higher carbohydrate profile, less ideal for obligate carnivores.
• Unspecified antioxidant sources: These include antioxidants without detailed information on their type or origin.