Cats have evolved as strict carnivores, meaning their bodies are naturally adapted to obtain key nutrients from animal-based ingredients. Meals built around poultry therefore align well with the biological needs of the feline metabolism, where animal protein forms the central nutritional foundation.
Chicken and turkey provide a naturally balanced spectrum of amino acids and micronutrients that support normal physiological functions in cats. When both muscle meat and organs are included, the nutritional profile becomes more diverse and closer to the composition of natural prey.
The naturally high moisture content typical of wet food also contributes to an important aspect of feline nutrition: hydration. Because cats tend to obtain much of their daily water intake from food, moisture-rich meals help support normal urinary tract function and overall physiological balance.