Pronefra rather than ipakitine might help with the changeover because it’s so much more palatable (so my cats’ vet says, I’ve not done a taste test) that there’s no risk of the taste/texture of the ipakitine powder putting him off a new food rather than the food itself, even though he’s used to it in the Nature’s Menu iyswim? (Sadly I’m not getting paid to recommend it; I just have a VERY happy cat who has it to thank for moving back to eating the same wet food as his brother in the summer as decent [non-pâté] renal wet food was becoming impossible to get hold of.)
Having looked them up, they’re a pâté-in-a-pouch sort of texture; and the ingredients are as follows:
DUCK:
Duck 56%
Pheasant 40%
Blueberry 1%
Cranberry 1%
Spirulina 0.5%
Catnip 0.01%
Yucca Extract, Green Tea Extract, Grape Seed Extract, Rosemary Extract
GOOSE:
Chicken 62%
Goose 34%
Redcurrant 1%
Cranberry 1%
Spirulina 0.5%
Catnip 0.01%
Yucca Extract, Green Tea Extract, Grape Seed Extract, Rosemary Extract
Feringa’s tinned “Pure Meat Menu” includes Duck with Cottage Cheese & Valerian:
97.8% duck (50% neck, 20% hearts, 20% liver, 10% stomach), 1.75% cottage cheese, 0.25% valerian, 0.1% spirulina, 0.1% minerals.
There’s no indication as to which birds are actually involved in the Poultry with Carrots & Dandelion: 70% poultry (heart, meat, liver, stomach, neck), 26.9% stock, 2% carrots, 1% minerals, 0.1% dandelion.
Wild Freedom is another canned food, but they have a duck that is similar in chicken to duck proportions to the Country Hunter chicken to goose ones:
Wild Hills: 62% chicken (meat, liver, stock), 36% duck (meat, heart, stock), 2% minerals.
MAC’s do a (tinned) Duck, Turkey & Chicken:
Meat (min. 20% duck, min. 25% turkey, min. 25% chicken) and animal-by-products (duck heart, duck liver, duck lung, turkey heart, turkey stomach, chicken heart, chicken liver, chicken stomach), minerals.
Little Big Paw (who, tbh, I’ve never heard of…) do a duck mousse: 70% duck (min 26%), and chicken, minerals, salmon oil, sunflower oil.
I hope that something in there is useful, or, failing that, the ingredients lists inspire someone else & they can tell you about another food that happens to be just exactly like the Country Hunter.