Chicken, eggs, potatoes, yams, flaxseed, zucchini, spinach, honey, cranberries, and rosemary. Sounds good, doesn’t it? Well, you could almost eat this cat food yourself (but please don’t).
Prowl is an all-natural, organic, dehydrated cat food from The Honest Kitchen. This San Diego-based company is changing the pet food industry. All of their products are 100% human-food-grade and they are made in an FDA-approved human-food-producing facility in southern California. They use absolutely no by-products, added salt or sugar, chemical preservatives, artificial colors or flavors in their pet foods. Their grains are certified organic, their meats are hormone and antibiotic free, and their fruits and vegetables are guaranteed non-GMO. Their Quinoa is even certified fair-trade.
Prowl is made especially for cats. It is grain-free and packed with vitamins and minerals. Simply re-hydrate the powder by adding warm water. Dehydrated foods have many advantages; they are highly nutritious, easy to prepare and store, and they ship easily and inexpensively.
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November 24th, 2007 at 3:35 pm
Does Ando approve?
November 26th, 2007 at 7:52 pm
Yes! He has tried it and he approves!
April 13th, 2008 at 6:01 pm
Hmmm…I am really tempted to try this. Would this be an occasional cat food? I find my cat needs hard food also to clean his teeth. But I have to say I am quite tempted to try it.
July 8th, 2009 at 11:10 am
I totally LOVE Prowl and am delighted to see that this food has merited mention on Moderncat
. We use it almost every meal as the somewhat soupy base for a varied menu of added meats & treats (other organic products). Tracy, your cat might like to try Prowl in this way so that he can still get some hard treats placed or crumbled on top. Our kitties definitely approve–one of them even tries to start eating this stuff before we’ve added water to rehydrate, and he always slurps it down quickly once we do. But they do appreciate the variety of textures offered w/ extra things mixed in. If you use Prowl in combination w/ other foods, it really helps your food supply last.
April 6th, 2010 at 3:29 am
Where i can buy Prowl? Is it available in supermarket like Giant? Thanks.
November 10th, 2012 at 4:19 pm
….aren’t Cats obligate carnivores? …..that means they eat meat. Meat is protein and fat…. and protein is amino acids. Wait…. I thought vegetables were carbs? and honey is a sugar (also a carb)…. and rosemary… great an herb. So you dehydrated it and put in some chicken and ‘love’ …no gluten, no grains…. but still not a diet for an obligate carnivore. Anyone want to explain this to me?
We’re making strides in making cat food ‘grain and gluten free’…. but carnivores are not intended to eat vegetables dehydrated or otherwise. The digestive tract of the cat is not meant to break down carbs.
There are lots of dehydrated diets for obligate carnivores on the market, and if you are so inclined you could do you’re research and even make the food yourself for cheaper than buying this. …..Fluffy will thank you later……and YOU might even thank yourself later……you know when you don’t have huge vet bills.