Question 1

who makes this cat food crave?

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The manufacturer is Mars Pet Foods. Crave is a pretty old brand that disappeared for a while and came back as a grain free line of pet foods. It's pretty good stuff too. My very allergic cat doesn't get sick from this and the cost is reasonable. I can't tell you much more.

Question 2

Why does it say no chicken meal in one of the photos, and yet the second ingredient is Chicken Meal for the salmon & ocean fish flavor?

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The reap was correct. Chicken meal is simply chicken without the liquid. It's sort of like dehydrated chicken (though differently processed) and, in fact, my research suggests that it my even be better because in the process the chicken becomes more concentrated (per kibble, that is). Hope that helps. 
And I am not affiliated with this or any other cat food company, nor is anybody I know. (I WISH!)

Question 3

What percentage is carbohydrates?

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As was correctly noted by others, cats are obligate carnivores.  They lack the carb processing enzymes that are required for proper digestion of carbs and will therefore experience physical distress when they are fed carbs—even carbs that smell like "chicken".  Cats MUST have meat to keep their strength and health.  But not only must they have meat, as obligate carnivores they need to maintain a strong stomach acidity in order to get all the nutrients they require from the meat they eat.  Eating carbs impairs that ability because carbs reduce their stomach acidity—raises the pH—so they then fail to get all the good they need from the meat they eat. They also require calcium, and though meat is a poor source of calcium, they normally would obtain this mineral from eating the small animals they are designed to catch.  They chew up the small bones.  Since adult cats are lactose intolerant, you can give them the calcium they need—plus a whole vitamin store's worth of vitamins & minerals—by giving your cat regular small servings of 100% lactose-free whole milk "Lactaid", or Walmart's Great Value brand.  A food that your cat will be very happy to have as its staple is Blue Harbor Solid Albacore Tuna With No Added Salt—delivered promptly to your door by Amazon's trusty blue delivery trucks.  —Happy kittys!

Question 4

Anyone know the carb count?

Accepted Answer

Hello, here is a formula to use to figure out the carb content .add  up the amount of protein, fat, moisture and ash estimate. If ash is not found estimate six percent  and subtract that total from 100 . That is the amount of carbs in the food .

ASIN	B071VFC2VT
ASIN	B071VFC2VT
Additional Features	High Protein, Grain Free, Real Chicken & Salmon
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Soy Free, Wheat Free
Animal Food Diet Type	Veterinary Diet
Animal Food Nutrient Content Claim	High Protein
Best Sellers Rank	#7,815 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #246 in Dry Cat Food
Brand Name	Crave
Breed Recommendation	All Breed Sizes
Container Type	Bag
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,862)
Date First Available	May 29, 2017
Dog Breed Size	All
Flavor	Chicken & Salmon
Global Trade Identification Number	00023100123448
Included Components	CRAVE Indoor Adult Dry Cat Food, With Protein From Chicken and Salmon, 10 Pound Bag
Item Form	Chunk
Item Weight	10 pounds
Item model number	10164819
Manufacturer	Mars Petcare US
Manufacturer	Mars Petcare US
Manufacturer Part Number	10164819
Manufacturer recommended age	1 month and up
Model Number	10164819
Number of Items	1
Occasion	Birthday
Package Size Name	10 Pound
Pet Type	Cat
Product Benefits	High protein for muscle development and immune support
Product Dimensions	5.51 x 10.51 x 15.98 inches; 10 pounds
Recommended Uses For Product	High-Protein Indoor Cat Diet, Active Cats
Special Ingredients	grain-free
Specific Uses For Product	grain free
Target Species	Cat
UPC	023100123448
Unit Count	160 Ounce

CRAVE Grain Free High Protein Indoor Dry Cat Food, Chicken & Salmon, 10 lb

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