This giveaway is sponsored by Darwin’s Natural Pet Products*
Embraced for decades by holistically oriented pet parents and holistic veterinarians, raw feeding is becoming more and more mainstream as cat parents look for alternatives to feeding highly processed commercial pet foods. I’ve been feeding raw for the past ten years, and have seen my cats thrive on it. For the past five years, I’ve been feeding Darwin’s, and it has become a perennial favorite.
Darwin’s Natural Pet Food
There are so many things to like about Darwin’s, both in terms of what’s in the food and what’s not:
- 100% meat – no animal-by-products or fillers
- Ethically sourced human grade ingredients from farms they trust
- Formulated under the guidance of veterinary nutritionists
- Free range, pasture raised, cage-free meats
- No GMO
- No steroids
- No hormones
- Made fresh: you will receive your meals 4-6 weeks from production
- Ready to serve
Delivered right to your door
Darwin’s is packed in eco-friendly packaging with dry ice to ensure that food is shipped and delivered safely. The packaging can be recycled or composted. They offer a convenient autoship schedule so you’ll never have to worry about running out of food. The timing of delivery is flexible, and Darwin’s friendly customer service team will gladly adjust your schedule as needed.
Raw feeding made easy
The food come packaged in convenient 8 ounce sealed packs. It takes about 24 hours for one pack to thaw in the refrigerator, so feeding is no harder than feeding canned food. The only difference is that instead of opening a can, you’re defrosting a pack of food.
Win 20 Pounds of Darwin’s Cat Food for Your Cat
and 20 Pounds for Your Favorite Rescue
For up to seven ways to enter, see the Rafflecopter widget below. This giveaway is open to readers in the United States only, and ends Thursday, April 1. Winners will be chosen by random drawing**.
For more information and to order, please visit DarwinsPet.com.
*This giveaway is sponsored by Darwin’s Natural Pet Products. The Conscious Cat is an affiliate partner of Darwin’s Natural Pet Products. This means that if you decide to purchase through any of our links, we get a small commission. We only spread the word about products and services we’ve either used or would use ourselves.
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I will donate to Humane Society.
I’m not sure what cat rescue I would donate to. Normally I donate pet food to food pantries to help people who come for human food but usually have hungry pets at home.
Our shelter in town is called crossed paws animal shelter and they desperately need help so this would be amazing.
I would donate to Lucky Paws.
I would donate to Rachel Rescues on the Ridge.
I will donate to Pet Helpers of James Island, SC, 29412.
Leuk’s Landing
I would donate to the Sanilac County Humane Society.
I would donate this to Blind Cat Rescue & Sanctuary in St. Pauls, North Carolina. They are one of my favorite rescues.
I am not sure. I would have to do some research on a no kill shelter in the Burlington, NC area.
I would donate to the local Humane Society.
I would donate to Dalis to the Rescue in mid Michigan.
I would donate to Kitten Associates!!!! would love to try this. Great article, Ingrid!
I would donate the food to the American Museum of the House Cat and the Catman2 Cat Shelter in Sylva, NC.
I would donate to Central Virginia Regional Rescue
I would donate to Fayette Friends of Animals Uniontown, Pennsylvania
New Hope Animal Shelter – formerly the Humane Society – in Volusia County, Florida
Forgotten Felines, Santa Rosa, CA
Austin Veterinary Outreach and Rescue, Beaufort NC
Five Acres Animal Shelter
St Charles MO
I would donate this to Salt Lake County Animal Services where I adopted Anya and Oscar.
C.A.T.S. A cat animal Shelter in Medford, Oregon that helped us when we discovered an abandoned mama cat and her 5 kittens in our backyard. We took them all in with the help of CATS.
I would donate to the Sacramento Humane Society.
Oh MeOW!!! We would totally luvs to win this. As fur the shelter, we would have to check with a couple of them to see who actually would use the food. But, we certainly know some that would luvs to have it. And a pee ess, the link to follow you on instagram doesn’t work. We already follow you, but you might wanna check it. Big hugs
Luvs ya’
RaenaBelle
ARNO
Lifeline Animal Placement
HALO animal rescue
I’d donate to my hometown Humane Society of Putnam County!
Pink Paws Rescue in Simi Valley, CA
I would donate to Harmony House for Cats in Chicago. They could definitely benefit from raw food for the kitties.
This would feed my 5 kitties for two weeks! Anything helps! And they love this stuff! Would donate to the Central VA Regional Rescue group also!
I would donate to Mesquite Animal Pawtners, the rescue that Miss Lulu came from.
I would donate to Halifax Humane Society in Daytona Beach.
I would love too try that on my own furbabies. Plus I feed 2 or 3 strays outside.
I would donate to Middleburg Humane Foundation in Marshall, VA!
I would donate to Good Karma Pet Rescue in South Florida.
I am hopimg to win so I can try on my two girls. And my local shelter Plano Animal Shelter will love getting some
I would donate this to The Cat House on the Kings in Fresno, CA
Panther City Feral Cat Coalition