Grandma Mae's Country Naturals Grain-Free Dry Cat Food Chicken, 12 lb

When a chicken recipe becomes a household staple, buying the big bag simply makes daily life easier. Grandma Mae's Country Naturals Grain Free Dry Cat Food in Chicken brings together chicken meal and herring meal, two proteins the brand calls cats' favorites, in a non-GMO, grain free formula made for both cats and kittens. This 12-pound bag is the pantry-friendly choice for multi-cat homes and dedicated daily feeders who tend to go through food quickly. It is the same Chicken Meal and Herring Meal recipe, now sized to keep several bowls full without constant restocking.

• Built on chicken meal and herring meal for a meal grounded in real animal protein.
• Delivers healthy proteins drawn from chicken, fish, and egg sources for a balanced profile.
• Grain free and non-GMO, made with no potatoes for the bowl.
• Supports healthy skin and coat with wholesome fats and oils, which can help every cat in the house look its best.
• Supports digestion with prebiotics and fiber for everyday comfort across multiple cats.
• Uristic, the brand's term for a food optimized for long term urinary tract health.
• Contains 1% Methionine, naturally occurring in the fresh ingredients and supplemented to optimal levels, which the brand says raises the acidity of urine.
• That acidity, according to the brand, helps break down urine crystals and in turn reduces inflammation of the urinary tract and the chance of infections.
• Formulated for cats and kittens, so it can feed a household with cats of varied ages.
• The large 12-pound size means fewer store runs and a reliable supply always on hand.

This is the chicken and herring recipe in its most restock-friendly form, the same protein-rich, no-potato formula in a bag sized to keep multiple bowls full day after day. It combines protein from chicken, fish, and egg sources with prebiotic and fiber digestive support and the brand's Uristic approach to urinary health. Keep the bag sealed to help preserve freshness, serve alongside plenty of fresh water, and as always, talk with your veterinarian about the right diet for each cat in your home.