Who Makes Tiny Tiger Cat Food

Who Makes Tiny Tiger Cat Food? Who is the manufacturer of Tiny Tiger cat food and are the ingredients from China?

Chewy is the only company that makes and distributes Tiny Tiger. We collaborate closely with our production partners to establish and refine our recipes. We also monitor production to ensure that it meets our high standards.

Tiny Tiger's pate canned cat food is made in Kansas at one of our partner facilities.

Ingredients are gathered from both domestic and international sources.

Details of the Product

• Real chicken is the first ingredient in our grain-free paté, giving cats the protein and flavor they desire.
• Provides high-quality animal protein, which contains the amino acids needed to keep muscles lean and energetic.
• Each bowl contains a complete and balanced meal, including vitamins, minerals, and vital taurine.
• Real broth contains the appropriate moisture levels to assist and provide hydration to meals daily.
• Grain, corn, wheat, soy, and carrageenan are never used to produce this product, which is made in the United States with ingredients from all over the world.

Nutritional Information

Ingredients

Chicken, Chicken Broth, Liver, Meat By-Products, Fish, Natural Flavor, Guar Gum, Potassium Chloride, Added Color, Choline Chloride, Vitamins (Thiamine Mononitrate, Vitamin A Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Niacin Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, D-Calcium Pantothenate, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin Supplement, Biotin, Folic Acid), Minerals (Ferrous Sulfate, Zinc Oxide, Copper Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Manganese Sulfate, Potassium Iodide), Taurine, Magnesium Sulfate, Salt, Sodium Nitrite (To Promote Color Retention).

1,120 kcal/kg or 95 kcal/3oz can

Guaranteed Analysis

Feeding Instructions

• Adult: Feed 2 cans per 6-8lbs of body weight per day.
• Kitten: Feed up to twice the adult amount.
• Gestation & Lactation: Feed up to three times the normal adult amount.

Transition Instructions

Gradually change by adding a small portion of Tiny Tiger to your cat's current diet, reducing the amount of the current diet, and increasing the amount of Tiny Tiger for 7-10 days until the transition is complete. For sensitive cats, we recommend a 10 - 14 day transition.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Tiny Tiger? Where is it manufactured?

Ans: Tiny Tiger is a product of cat food and treats available on Chewy.com.
Tiny Tiger is made in Kansas and Canada, utilizing ingredients from worldwide, adhering to high-quality standards and FDA restrictions.

No, the cans are BPA non-intent.

Q: How do I open the can?

Ans: The cans include pull tabs that make it simple to open them (similar to a can of soup).

Q: What do I do with leftover food in the can?

Ans: Cover the top of the can and place it in the refrigerator. Serve leftover food within three days of opening for maximum flavor and freshness.

Q: What if my cat doesn’t like the food when it’s cold?

Ans:

• In a microwave-safe dish, cover the meal.
• Microwave for 15 to 20 seconds on high.
• To ensure that the meal is uniformly heated, stir it.
• To make it easier for your pet to eat, smooth the food with a spoon before serving.

Q: Where are the ingredients sourced?

Ans: Ingredients for Tiny Tiger are purchased from reliable vendors in the United States and around the world, depending on availability.

Q: Is this ok for kittens?

Ans: Tiny Tiger is suitable for cats of all life stages.

Q: How do I identify what wet cat food format my cat will like?

Ans:

• Because cats tend to lap their food, a soft pate or minced bits in gravy may likely appeal to them. The food will stick to the grooves on the cat's tongue because the loaf is easy for them to lick.
• Pate is a fantastic option for senior cats or kittens who may struggle to chew small meat chunks in gravy format.
• This is an excellent option for your cat if he enjoys chunks in gravy and doesn't mind eating the small meat chunks.

Q: How do I identify what protein my cat will enjoy?

Ans:

• It is important to look at your cat's behavior while experimenting with novel proteins.
• Some cats are picky eaters who like only one type of protein, such as fish or fowl.
• To improve your cat's enjoyment of the food, stick to food purchases within that protein family once you've figured out what they enjoy.