Planet Pet Society Chicken Dry Food For Cats is a complete dry food for adult cats that uses chicken as its main protein source and is aimed at supporting everyday body condition, digestion, skin, coat, and muscle health in regular indoor and outdoor cats.

The first ingredient is chicken organs at 30%, followed by fresh chicken trimmings at 26%, so the recipe starts with animal-based ingredients that deliver concentrated protein, fat, and natural flavor.

With 34% crude protein and 15% crude fat, the formula provides a solid maintenance profile for adult cats, while its 3850 kcal/kg energy density means meal portions should be measured carefully for cats with lower activity levels.

Peas are the first carbohydrate source, supplying the starch needed to make a dry kibble, while pea-derived ingredients further contribute to the recipe’s overall texture and nutrient profile.

Salmon oil at 2% supplies marine omega-3 fats, and the declared 2% omega-6 plus 0.2% omega-3 support skin barrier function and coat shine.

Dried apple peels and carrots add fiber-containing plant ingredients that can help support digestive regularity.

Calcium at 1.2%, phosphorus at 0.9%, and added dried eggshells contribute key structural minerals needed for bones and teeth.

A distinctive feature of this recipe is its use of traceable “Second Chance” chicken and produce ingredients, giving owners a chicken-forward formula with a clearly stated sustainability focus.

Pros:

• Prebiotic support: Mannan-oligosaccharides and fructo-oligosaccharides help nourish beneficial gut bacteria, which can support stool quality and gut-associated immune function.

• Hydrolyzed liver inclusion: Hydrolyzed chicken liver is broken down into smaller components, making it highly digestible and useful for improving flavor acceptance in dry kibble.

• Taurine and L-carnitine support: Added taurine supports normal vision and heart function, while L-carnitine helps the body use fat for energy and supports lean-body maintenance.

• Trace mineral coverage: Iron, zinc, copper, manganese, iodine, and selenium each play specific roles in oxygen transport, skin health, enzyme function, thyroid activity, and antioxidant defense.

• Clean preservation system: Tocopherols, ascorbyl palmitate, and rosemary extract help protect fats from oxidation, and the label shows no BHT, BHA, ethoxyquin, or artificial food colors.

Cons:

• Legume-supported protein: Peas are the first carbohydrate source, and pea protein plus pea flour mean part of the formula’s protein comes from legumes rather than only from animal ingredients.

• Low fiber for specialty needs: At 2.2% crude fiber, the recipe may offer limited extra help for cats that need more fiber for hairball control, stool bulking, or appetite management.

• Not suited to chicken-sensitive cats: Chicken organs, chicken trimmings, chicken fat, and hydrolyzed chicken liver make this a strongly chicken-based formula, which limits suitability for cats avoiding chicken.

• Fresh meat ranking can shrink after cooking: Fresh chicken trimmings are listed before processing and contain water, so their final dry contribution will be lower once the kibble is made.

• Incomplete mineral disclosure: Magnesium and potassium values are not provided on the label, making it harder to fully assess urinary mineral control and electrolyte balance.

• Undisclosed vitamin amounts: Vitamins are named in the additive section, but the label does not state their inclusion levels, which limits how precisely the fortification can be evaluated.