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Doc’s Stew ®
Holiday Turkey Recipe for Cats
Healthy, Homemade Food
100% Nutritionally Complete and Balanced
All Natural Food Made with the Finest Human Grade Quality Ingredients
Better than Homemade, and Promotes Great Health!
We all know that natural, wholesome foods are really healthy for your cats. For over 25 years Andi Brown, holistic pet pioneer and author of The Whole Pet Diet, has taught pet lovers how to make delicious home-cooked stews using quality, nutritious, ingredients. Andi’s most popular recipe is now canned and ready to serve! This exceptional stew is made in our USDA kitchen with love and integrity, the way you would make it a t home, but consistently wonderful, delicious and without all the fuss! Join us in celebrating great health for your cats and guilt-free convenience for you.
Doc’s Stew® was inspired by my best paw friend, “Doc” Holiday. From my kitchen to yours, Holiday Holistic® delivers healthy choices for your cat’s’ ultimate well-being. If I couldn’t eat it – my pets would never get it. Give your cat the gift of great health with the finest food on the market today!” XOX Andi
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Case of 24: $60.00
Ingredients
Turkey, Seafood Stock, Beef Liver, Chicken Liver, Wild Salmon, Zucchini, Green Beans, Carrots, Celery, Green Peas, Yellow Squash, Sweet Potatoes, Asparagus, Sunflower Seeds, Dried Kelp, Dicalcium Phosphate, Flax Seeds, Chia Seeds, Pumpkin Seeds, Tomato Paste, Choline Chloride, Zinc Gluconate
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Feeding Directions
The average cat will eat one ounce for each pound of body weight per day, and is best served twice daily. After 30 minutes, remove and refrigerate any uneaten portions. Always feed at room temperature & provide fresh, clean, water. For Kittens, Pregnant & Nursing Cats: Feed 2-4 times the amount.
HELPFUL HINT: Most cats love Doc’s Stew™ right away, but since cats are ‘creatures of habit’you may want to add a favorite topping as an incentive to start them off on our healthier food. Or try Doc Holiday’s Real Meat Treats, which your cats are sure to love. You can mash the stew with a fork if your kitty thinks it’s too chunky.
Featured Testimonial
“My cats turned their noses up at all the so-called healthy foods on the market, so I tried making their food, but that was very time consuming. I couldn’t believe how much they LOVE your food and how much healthier they’ve already become. THANK YOU so much for this amazing and special food. I feel better knowing they’re eating so healthy!” – B. Johnson, Clearwater, FL.
About Doc’s Stew® for Cats Ingredient List
Doc’s Stew® Holiday Turkey Recipe for Cats is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for ALL LIFE STAGES.
Holiday Holistic products do not contain by-products, sugar, artificial preservatives, colors or flavors and are made with the same high quality ingredients you’d find in the grocery store for the rest of your family.
We believe that there is nothing about the body that cannot be improved or better supported when it’s given the right nutritional support. Carnivorous felines invariably consume at least a bit of vegetable matter by eating herbivores (plant eaters). One way or another, Mother Nature sees to it that her all-important greens and veggies are eaten and utilized in cats’ diets. For optimum health, holistic veterinarians suggest that a cat’s diet be made up of 70 percent meat and 30 percent vegetables. We’ve found that these ratios work well to assure the most fit and trim felines.
Cats should never consume grains (like corn, wheat, rice or potatoes) which can cause urinary tract problems and lead to kidney disease, obesity and diabetes.
Why is our label so much shorter than what you’re used to seeing? How come we don’t have a long list of added supplements at the end of the label? It’s simple. Our high quality REAL, wholesome food supplies Complete and Balanced Nutrition without a long list (usually between 20 and 40) of isolated vitamins and minerals tossed in to make sure the “food itself” meets minimum AAFCO requirements. Our food promotes great health, as opposed to sustaining life. Why do cats love it so much? Our Holistic Chefs use the highest quality ingredients that are easy for your pet’s body to use, assimilate and eliminate. Our guaranteed analysis is practically identical to what a cat would eat in the wild. It just makes them feel great!
Turkey
Delicious, lean, all natural turkey provides a wonderful source of protein and remains lower in fat and cholesterol than other meats. It’s easy for the body to process, especially if your cat is having any health issues. Turkey provides lots of great vitamins, including pantothenic acid, riboflavin, B12 and B6, which is important for the health of the nervous system. It’s also a great source of minerals and especially niacin, which facilitates the conversion of food into available energy. Turkey also provides selenium, which is essential for proper thyroid and immune function. Turkey is also a natural source of tryptophan, an essential amino acid. We all love turkey as the main component of a stew.
Beef Liver
Organs feed organs. Beef liver is packed with a number of different nutrients including calcium, copper, riboflavin, and vitamins A, D, E and K and all of the B vitamins. It’s also a great source for iron, which is critical to the distribution of oxygen through the body. All of these various nutrients and vitamins are necessary to the proper functioning of your cat’s system. Additionally, beef liver is constantly and repeatedly inspected by the FDA in the United States to ensure that it is not somehow contaminated, making it one of the safer cuts of beef available too!
Chicken Livers
Chicken livers are a delicious and great source of protein. They contain wonderful amounts of Vitamin A, which contributes to healthy skin, digestion, immunity and promotes healthy eye function. Chicken livers are abundant in Vitamin B-12 which helps your cat’s body to produce new red blood cells, increases energy levels and improves brain function. This liver also contains selenium, a trace mineral which acts as an antioxidant to fight disease-causing free radicals in the body.
Wild Salmon
Wild salmon is not only the most delicious fish for cats, it’s also incredibly healthy. It’s full of natural vitamins, minerals and nutrients and is one of the purest and most beneficial natural foods available. It’s a great source of high quality protein, is easy digest and is Rich in Omega -3 Fatty Acids and is high in Antioxidants. Wild salmon contains B-12, niacin riboflavin vitamins A and E, vitamin B-6 and pantothenic acid, selenium, phosphorus, iron, potassium, magnesium, copper and sodium. As with other animal proteins, this is a complete protein containing all the amino acids your cat’s body requires
Zucchini
Zucchini plants pack a punch of important minerals. Manganese is found abundant in this healthy vegetable and is important for creating connective tissue, bones, and blood-clotting factors. It also helps with fat and carbohydrate metabolism. Zucchini also contains magnesium for bone formation and potassium for proper cellular function, affecting all tissues and organs. Zucchinis also boast a wide variety of vitamins, the most abundant being vitamin C which is essential for normal growth and development, helping to repair tissues in all parts of your cat’s body. It is also an antioxidant; and can block some of the damage caused by free radicals; the cause of many diseases. You’ll also find Vitamin A and Vitamin K and a range of B-complex vitamins, including B1, B2, B3, B6 and folate. B vitamins are important in metabolism and energy as well as nerve and blood health. Lastly, zucchini contains both soluble and insoluble fiber which aids the movement of food through the intestines to help your cat’s digestive system function properly.
Green Beans
Green beans provide iron, vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber which improve digestive health. They’re considered excellent for the spleen, pancreas and kidneys. The high levels of vitamins A and C found in green beans are powerful antioxidants that help reduce free radicals in the body and may help lower the risk of certain cancers. They also reduce the oxidation rate of cholesterol, helping to prevent heart disease. Vitamin C in green beans also bolsters the immune system and strengthens cell-wall integrity, helping prevent infection. Green beans also offer iron and copper, which support hemoglobin development in the bloodstream.
Carrots
Carrots contain abundant amounts of the antioxidant beta-carotene. According to Chinese medicine, carrots also contain an essential oil that kills parasites and unhealthy intestinal bacteria. Filled with silicon, this bright, colorful root helps the body metabolize calcium and strengthens connective tissues. Carrots are good for your cat’s eyes, ears, skin and lungs.
Celery
Celery is an exceptional vegetable in our stew. They aid in digestion, but they also have cooling properties that help with inflammation, liver health and urinary tract infections, which are especially important for cats. Because celery is very high in silicon, it’s good for bones, joints and connective tissues. Both Eastern and Western medicinal diets recommend it for the heart and it’s an amazing, yet gentle diuretic. Celery has a unique, natural salty taste that cats seem to enjoy a lot.
Green Peas
Green Peas are packed with goodness: vitamin C, folic acid, thiamine, niacin, iron, zinc, and protein. Peas are important to digestion in that they reduce vomiting, hiccups, gas and coughing.
Yellow Squash
Squash is a rich source of Vitamin A, improves circulation and its seeds help destroy parasitic worms. Yellow Squash contains high levels of manganese which helps maintain healthy bones and calcium absorption. It also contributes to the mineral density of the spinal column. Vitamin C aids in the production of collagen, which is essential for the building of bone mass, and helps to prevent premature aging. Magnesium, Iron, folate, zinc and phosphorous found in yellow squash all contribute to the mineral health of bones, and joints. Yellow squash is rich in fiber and indispensable for the excretion of toxins from the body and is an extremely important nutrient for the colon’s health since it promotes regularity and adds bulk to the stool.
Sweet Potato
The sweet potato is highly nutritious, especially when the skin is consumed. They’re rich in vitamin C, potassium, magnesium, niacin, thiamine, complex carbohydrates and dietary fiber. They tone and firm the internal organs such as the spleen and pancreas, and are said to keep the kidney, stomach and intestines in harmony because they contain some carbohydrates already in the form of simple sugars. The fibers found in sweet potatoes help regulate bowel function, promote healthy metabolism, and can help to prevent obesity. The sweet potato contains carotenoids such as beta-carotene to enhance immune function and may help to prevent future disease.
Asparagus
Asparagus is loaded with nutrients and is a great source of fiber, folate, Vitamins A, C, E and K, as well as chromium (a trace mineral) that enhances the ability of insulin to transport glucose from the bloodstream into cells, which makes it a wonderful choice for diabetic cats. It also contains glutathione, a detoxifying compound that helps break down carcinogens and is garnering a lot of excitement in the health community these days. It’s loaded with antioxidants and according to research, may help slow the aging process and is important for heart health.
Sunflower Seeds
Sunflower seeds are a delectable and functional food which adds a nutritional wallop to our stews. They’re high in protein, (which is essential for tissue development and muscle growth, as well as fiber to help aid in digestion. They also contain potent amounts of Vitamin E, selenium and copper. These antioxidants help prevent cellular damage. Sunflower seeds also provide Tryptophan, an amino acid responsible for processing serotonin in the body which has been known to relieve tension and promote relaxation and sleep. Lastly, they’re full of both polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fats which are known as the good fats for the body.
Dried Kelp
Kelp is a type of seaweed that grows in colder ocean regions. It’s loaded with minerals, helps remove heavy metals, aids in digestion and benefits the kidneys. These delicious sea vegetables are natural fungicides, and according to Asian medicine, they’re good for the heart, lungs, thyroid and breath. Kelp offers a regular source of iodine, the trace element needed for healthy thyroid function.
Dicalcium phosphate
Dicalcium phosphate is a dietary supplement used as an antioxidant, which inhibits oxidation and fights free radicals that can damage cells throughout the body. It is used to supplement the major minerals of calcium and phosphate and help keep them regulated in the correct proportion to serve your cat’s needs.
Flax Seed
Some scientists refer to Flax Seeds one of the most powerful plant foods on the planet. There’s some evidence it may help reduce the risk of diabetes, heart disease, and even Lyme disease. That’s quite a tall order for a tiny seed that’s been touted for centuries as being a super food. It’s rich in Omega-3 fatty acids and contains a group of chemicals called lignans that may protect the body from certain cancers.
Chia Seed
Chia is known as a Power Food, and is one of the highest known plant sources of essential fatty acids Omega-3 and Omega-6. The high concentration of omega-3 helps to lubricate joints and keep them supple. Chia Promotes energy and stamina, helps to boost metabolism, hydrate the body and creates lean muscle mass. Chia seeds slow down the rate at which complex carbohydrates are digested and then assimilated into the body. The soluble fiber helps to stabilize blood glucose levels resulting in steady, sustained energy, so it’s a great ingredient for diabetics.
Pumpkin Seeds
The delicious pumpkin seeds are one of nature’s most perfect foods. They are used in many cultures as a treatment to help eliminate worms and parasites. Pumpkin helps to balance the pancreas, which produces insulin, so it’s especially important in the diets of cats with diabetes or hypoglycemia. They help to reduce inflammation, and also improve bladder function.
Tomato Paste
Tomato Paste a delicious ingredient in our stew, and is rich in Vitamin C and which improves immunity and tissue repair. It supplies iron, to help with proper red blood cell formation as well as potassium to help your cat’s body to regulate fluid and mineral stores.
Choline Chloride
Choline Chloride is a dietary supplement and an essential nutrient, associated with proper nervous system function, the brain and spinal cord development.
Zinc Gluconate
Zinc is a dietary supplement which helps maintain a healthy immune system, is needed for wound healing and supports normal growth and development during pregnancy, kitten growth and adolescence. This essential mineral reduces inflammation and helps the body process essential fatty acids to promote healthy skin, reduce dandruff and helps to eliminate shedding. (Which also helps to prevent fur balls).
Guaranteed Analysis:
Protein 7% (min.)
Crude Fat 4% (min.)
Crude Fiber 1.5% (max.)
Moisture 84% (max.)
If for any reason, you or your pets are not 100% satisfied with any Holiday Holistic Pet products you can return them to us for a full refund of the product price – less any shipping or restocking charges*. We want you to experience the same wonderful health benefits we have so please call (727) 938-9006 or email info@holidaypets.com for help and questions before any returns are made.
*A restocking charge of 15% will be deducted from any of our “Case Packs” of Doc’s Stew
