N&D Prime Chicken & Pomegranate Adult is a grain-free dry cat food formulated for adult cats.​

The primary ingredient is fresh boneless chicken, complemented by dehydrated chicken protein to achieve a high animal protein content.​

Sweet potatoes serve as the main carbohydrate source, providing energy and fiber.​

The formula includes dried fruits and vegetables such as pomegranate (0.5%), apple, spinach, and blueberry for added nutrients and antioxidants.​

Essential fatty acids are supplied by herring, dehydrated herring protein, and herring oil, contributing to skin and coat health.​

The food is enriched with taurine (0.4%), L-carnitine (300 mg/kg), and DL-methionine (5000 mg/kg) to support heart function and metabolism.​

The guaranteed analysis lists crude protein at 44%, crude fat at 20%, and crude fiber at 1.8%, with a moisture content of 8%.​

The metabolizable energy is 4204 kcal/kg, providing a high-energy diet suitable for active adult cats.​

Pros:

• High animal protein content: Contains 98% of protein from animal sources, supporting muscle maintenance and overall health.​

• Rich in essential fatty acids: It includes herring oil, which provides omega-3 fatty acids (0.9%) for skin and coat health.​

• Added functional nutrients: Fortified with taurine (0.4%), L-carnitine (300 mg/kg), and DL-methionine (5000 mg/kg) to support heart health and metabolism.​

• Inclusion of fruits and vegetables: This product contains dried pomegranate, apple, spinach, and blueberry, which supply antioxidants and phytonutrients.​

Cons:

• High fat content: Crude fat is listed at 20%, which may be excessive for less active or overweight cats.​

• Elevated ash content: Crude ash is 8.5%, indicating a higher mineral content that may not be suitable for cats with kidney issues.​

• Limited fiber content: Crude fiber is 1.8%, which may be insufficient for cats requiring higher fiber intake for digestive health.​

• Presence of multiple protein sources: Includes both chicken and herring, which may not be ideal for cats with specific protein allergies.