Our brand is cat food

Cat owners, especially those with expensive and rare breeds, have mixed feelings about domestically produced cat food. The deeply ingrained stereotype in Russians of poor product quality and outdated production technologies encourages them to opt for foreign products. In the latter case, an unfortunate pattern emerges: as soon as international corporations locate their production closer to their target audience, quality significantly declines while the price remains unchanged. "Nasha Marka" is a cat food that stands out from most similar products on the market.

The company also deserves attention because it has been manufacturing its products in Russia since its inception. This vertically integrated holding produces extruded products for cats of all ages using its own formula. Since 2006, Gatchina Cat Food Plant CJSC has been producing Terra Kot, Stout, and Nasha Marka pet food. The company also includes large poultry and fish farms, which form the core of the brand's offerings.

Composition of "Our Brand" cat food

Pet food comes in a wide variety of types. All can be divided into two categories: wet and dry. A detailed description of each will help owners make the right choice and best meet their pets' needs.

Wet food

This domestically produced product has a 100% natural composition, namely:

• meat component 30-40% (chicken, fish, veal, lamb, beef, liver, etc. – depending on the type of feed);
• vegetable protein extract;
• cereals;
• Sahara;
• cellulose;
• vitamins A and E;
• minerals;
• microelements.

According to experts, Nasha Marka contains more than just ingredients beneficial to animals. For example, thickeners—a chemical component—shouldn't be present in the formula, even in minimal quantities. High fiber content also doesn't provide any health benefits. The complete or partial absence of this component distinguishes premium foods (like Nasha Marka) from all others.

According to veterinarians, Nasha Marka cat food contains animal horns, skins, and beaks. This is unacceptable, given that furry pets' gastrointestinal tracts are sensitive to these substances.

Price: 100 grams – from 25 rubles.

Dry food

Presented with a similar list of ingredients:

• meat component – ​​25-30% (lamb, beef, rabbit, fish – depending on the type of product);
• meat and bone meal;
• hydrolyzed liver;
• corn/corn gluten;
• vegetable oil, mainly sunflower;
• rice;
• brewer's yeast;
• vitamins;
• mineralized supplements;
• taurine.

Mineral supplements and vitamins are designed to improve cats' digestion, boost immunity, and prevent hearing problems. Pet owner reviews of Nasha Marka dry food are unanimously positive. Customers report their pets feeling well and energetic after eating it, and experiencing no gastrointestinal or bowel problems.

The price of Nasha Marka cat food is determined by the packaging size: 400 grams – from 70 rubles, 2 kg – 320 rubles, 15 kg – 2200 rubles.

Our Brand's range of products for adults

For mature animals, the domestic manufacturer offers dry food, hypoallergenic products, food for cats after castration/sterilization, as well as pates, canned food and treats.

Food for four-legged pets aged 7 years and older

The product's unique feature is its reduced phosphorus content, which ensures proper kidney function. Glucosamine promotes regeneration in joints worn down by years of activity. To care for the sensitive and fragile teeth of senior cats, the manufacturer has created a specially shaped kibble—smaller and softer.

Food for cats after sterilization/castration

The offer for animals that have undergone surgery contains the maximum amount of vitamins and minerals to support the normal functioning of the urinary tract.

Hypoallergenic food

Animals of artificially bred breeds are most often susceptible to food allergies. The following factors can cause itching, redness, and increased irritability in pets:

• Milk protein intolerance. If your pet experiences vomiting, diarrhea, etc. after consuming milk or dairy products, it may be due to a congenital intolerance to milk protein.
• Gluten intolerance. Gluten, found in most grains, is a strong allergen. This condition is congenital and cannot be cured.
• Animal protein intolerance. A cat with this condition cannot digest fatty meats and poultry.

At least one of the listed products is included in the composition of the vast majority of prepared feeds. Purchase hypoallergenic food will provide your four-legged pet with good health and a boost of energy.

This offering from the Russian brand "Nasha Marka" is rich in fiber, which is beneficial for digestion. Taurine will boost energy and a positive mood. Vitamins will strengthen the immune system, improve the coat's structure, and strengthen teeth and claws.

Canned goods

Available in a variety of flavors: chicken, beef, mixed meats, lamb, fish, liver, and vegetables. According to the manufacturer, the product is soy-free, preservative-free, and GMO-free. Vitamin E supplementation stimulates the pet's immune system.

Feeding recommendations:

• healthy adult - 2 to 4 servings per day;
• pregnant cats – 4 to 5 packages per day;
• animals that have given birth (the first month or two after the birth of the litter) – from 4 to 5 packages per day.

Pates

This delicate, airy treat comes in three flavors: seafood cocktail with vegetables, turkey with carrots, rabbit, and liver with rice. It also contains a complex of vitamins essential for a healthy cat life. It is GMO-free, contains no artificial colors or flavors.

Based on customer reviews of this type of cat food, "Nasha Marka," it becomes clear that pâté is a favorite treat for humans' furry friends.

Recommendations for animal consumption:

• healthy adult - 2 to 2.5 servings per day;
• pregnant cats – from 2.5 to 3 packages per day;
• animals that have given birth (the first month or two after the birth of the litter) – from 3 to 4 packages per day.

The pâté should be at room temperature before serving. It is recommended to consume one serving in two doses. To ensure proper digestion and absorption of the food, owners should offer cats fresh drinking water immediately after eating.

Treats

The manufacturer has worked hard to create original poultry treats that even the fussiest of eaters will definitely love. These treats are not a substitute for the main food but a supplement that can be used during training. The pieces of natural meat are an excellent source of protein, containing beneficial amino acids.

The range of the domestic brand includes:

• chicken fillet strips;
• slicing chicken fillet;
• poultry fillet on a stick;
• chicken twisters;
• poultry dumbbells;
• fish and poultry rolls;
• duck fillet slices.

Our Brand food for kittens

Little bundles of joy require special care, based on a nutritious, balanced diet that meets the needs of a growing body. Nasha Marka offers dry food and canned food for kittens.

1. Dry food. Pet owners won't have to choose, as the manufacturer offers one flavor: rice with chicken. However, customer reviews of "Nasha Marka" dry food for cats under one year old are unanimous – pets devour it voraciously and ask for more. The high calcium and phosphorus content promotes active bone and tooth growth, increasing their strength. The product's high nutritional value provides the energy needed for active growth and exploration. Price: 400 grams - from 75 rubles, 2 kg - from 330 rubles, 15 kg - from 2000 rubles.
2. Canned food. Customers have a wide selection to choose from – succulent veal, mouth-watering chicken, and tender rabbit. The soft texture of this food makes it suitable for kittens as young as 2-3 months old. It's rich in proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and microelements, and is free of GMOs, preservatives, and harmful additives, which is especially important for sensitive kittens. The amino acid taurine in this canned food regulates heart and brain function and promotes vision development. Kitten owners should remember that this type of food partially meets their kitten's water needs.

Feeding recommendations:

• an individual 6-12 weeks old (approximate weight 1-1.5 kg) – from 100 to 150 grams per day;
• animal 13-26 weeks old (approximate weight 1-2.5 kg) – from 120 to 220 grams per day;
• pet 27-52 weeks old (approximate weight from 3 kg) – from 220 to 330 grams per day.

Storage recommendations

Dry food should be removed from its paper packaging and poured into a glass container with a tightly sealed lid. Provided the product is kept away from water, its shelf life will be long. Otherwise, it will swell and become unsuitable for consumption.

Wet food is recommended to be refrigerated after opening. Owners should measure the portion so that it can be consumed in one meal.

"Nasha Marka" is a high-quality product, with a wide selection allowing you to choose a treat based on your pet's preferences. Its affordable price is another advantage of this domestic offering.

Reviews

Some customers choose Nasha Marka as a treat for their pets.

Victoria:

My pet isn't picky and usually eats from the owner's table. Every now and then, I want to treat him to something tasty. I buy a small package of Nasha Marka with chicken. The ingredients aren't great, but it's okay to treat him once a week.

Others decided to switch to natural foods.

Alexander:

The food's ingredients are controversial. While it's free of GMOs, dyes, and other harmful ingredients, it's also not particularly beneficial—it's all corn and grains, which isn't exactly a suitable diet for a carnivore. I bought it to try, but I won't be feeding it regularly. It's better to cook my own food, so I can at least be sure what my pet eats.

There are also negative reviews due to the composition of the food.

Anna:

The packaging says "premium." Masha ate it for a little over a year, then bald spots appeared behind her ears. She got scared and ran to the vet. The vet examined her and said the food was probably not suitable because it lacked nutrients. After that, she started eating regular food. It was more expensive. Within two months, the patches were all overgrown.

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