Prolife Exigent Adult Wild Boar, Quail, Pheasant & Potato is a high-protein, grain-inclusive dry cat food for adult cats with selective appetites.

The primary ingredient is fresh deboned wild boar (20%), providing a novel and highly digestible protein source rich in essential amino acids.

Fresh deboned quail (10%) and fresh deboned pheasant (10%) add variety to the protein profile, enhancing palatability and nutritional diversity.

Potatoes (13%) and rice (9%) are digestible carbohydrates that supply energy while maintaining a balanced glycemic response.

Dehydrated chicken and dehydrated pork further increase the protein concentration, ensuring 91.4% of the protein content comes from animal sources.

Chicken fat provides essential fatty acids, contributing to skin hydration, coat health, and energy metabolism.

Chicory inulin (0.1%) acts as a prebiotic, promoting gut health by fostering beneficial bacteria and improving nutrient absorption.

The formula includes omega-6 (3.2%) and omega-3 (0.23%) fatty acids, supporting skin health, reducing inflammation, and promoting cognitive function.

Guaranteed analysis includes 38% crude protein and 20% crude fat, making this an energy-dense diet for active adult cats.

Pros:

• High protein content: Contains 38% crude protein, primarily sourced from wild boar, quail, and pheasant, supporting lean muscle development.

• Novel protein sources: Wild boar, quail, and pheasant provide alternative protein options, reducing the risk of food allergies associated with common meats.

• Digestive support: Chicory inulin (0.1%) is a prebiotic that promotes a balanced gut microbiome and improves nutrient absorption.

• Omega fatty acids: Omega-6 (3.2%) and omega-3 (0.23%) are included to support healthy skin, coat condition, and overall well-being.

Cons:

• High-fat content: With 20% crude fat, this formula may not be ideal for less active or overweight cats.

• Moderate ash content: At 8.4%, crude ash levels may require hydration management for cats prone to urinary issues.

• Limited fiber content: Contains 2.1% crude fiber, which may not be sufficient for cats needing higher fiber intake for digestive health.

• Use of rice and potatoes: While digestible, these ingredients may not suit cats with grain or carbohydrate sensitivities.