Rabbit-MAINT™ feline dry diet starts with rabbit as the first ingredient, delivering a highly digestible novel protein that supports lean body mass and minimizes allergenic risk.

The inclusion of rabbit meal concentrates essential amino acids and minerals like iron, phosphorus, and selenium to promote red blood cell production and healthy metabolism.

Dried sweet potatoes and potatoes offer a gluten-free carbohydrate source that provides sustained energy while maintaining palatability for both indoor and outdoor cats.

Fructooligosaccharides function as prebiotics to nourish beneficial gut bacteria, assisting in digestion and helping to stabilize stool consistency.

Marine microalgae contribute a plant-based omega-3 fatty acid profile that helps reduce inflammation and supports skin and coat health.

A balanced blend of chelated and inorganic minerals, including calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, ensures proper bone density and enzymatic functions.

Added taurine safeguards cardiovascular health and vision, reflecting a complete approach to feline nutritional requirements.

This formula is particularly suited for cats undergoing elimination diet trials or those with dermatologic or gastrointestinal sensitivities who require limited-ingredient, nutrient-dense nutrition.

Pros:

• Novel Protein Source: Rabbit first ingredient offers a limited, highly digestible protein ideal for elimination diets.

• Prebiotic Support: Fructooligosaccharides nourish beneficial gut flora to promote digestive balance and stool quality.

• Plant-Based Omega-3s: Marine microalgae supplies anti-inflammatory fatty acids for healthy skin and coat maintenance.

• High Protein Level: At 35.6% crude protein, this diet supports lean muscle preservation and overall vitality.

• Comprehensive Micronutrients: Enriched with vitamins B12, niacin, taurine, and chelated minerals to support metabolic, cardiovascular, and ocular health.

Cons:

• Moderate Carbohydrate Level: 29.2% carbohydrates from potatoes may be higher than ultra-low-carb diets, some owners prefer.

• Low Fiber Content: The crude fiber content of 2.7% may not provide sufficient bulk for cats that require extra digestive transit support.

• Absence of Animal Fats: The lack of added animal fats could reduce palatability for picky eaters accustomed to richer meat-based oils.

• Plant-Based Omega-3 Source: Microalgae-derived omega-3s may offer lower EPA levels compared to traditional fish oil supplements.

• Sodium Considerations: Sodium at 0.59% may not be suitable for cats on strict sodium-restricted diets.