Dr. Marty Nature's Feast Freeze-Dried Meal for Cats 12oz

Dr. Marty Nature's Feast — Freeze-Dried Raw Food for Cats

For cats. Available in two recipes.

Product Description

Nature's Feast is Dr. Marty's freeze-dried raw line for cats — real meat and fish, freeze-dried and shelf-stable in the bag, rehydrated with warm water at mealtime.

The format solves the two problems that keep most owners away from raw feeding: freezer space and thaw time. It also addresses something more specific to cats. Cats evolved to get most of their water from prey rather than from a bowl, and many on dry-only diets run chronically underhydrated — a real concern given how common urinary and kidney problems are in the species. Food served rehydrated puts that moisture back into the diet, and the aroma of rehydrated raw food is often what finally interests a cat who's been picking at her bowl.

Feed it as a complete meal or use it as a topper to make current food more appealing.

Choose Your Recipe

Fish & Poultry — A fish-forward recipe paired with poultry. Fish is usually the easiest sell to a reluctant cat.

Beef, Salmon & Poultry — A multi-protein blend of beef, salmon, and poultry, useful if you rotate proteins or have a cat who tires of a single flavor.

Benefits

Freeze-Dried Raw: Raw nutrition without freezer storage or thaw time.

Real Meat and Fish: Animal protein leads the formula.

Adds Moisture: Served rehydrated, it puts water back into a cat's diet.

Appealing to Picky Cats: Aroma and texture that get reluctant eaters interested.

Meal or Topper: Feed as a full diet or use over current food.

How to Use

Follow the feeding chart on the package for your cat's weight. Add warm water to the portion, let it rehydrate fully, then serve at room temperature — cats reject cold food more often than dogs do.

Transition gradually over 7 to 10 days, starting small and increasing slowly. Cats resist food changes more stubbornly than dogs, and a cat who refuses the new food and stops eating altogether is a genuine problem, not just an inconvenience.

Handle it as you would any raw product: wash hands and bowls after preparation, and refrigerate any rehydrated portion your cat doesn't finish rather than leaving it out.

Additional Information

For cats. Store in a cool, dry place with the bag sealed. Always provide fresh water.