Dongwon Nutriplan Cat Nutri Stick Tuna & Salmon 56g (14g × 4)
Dongwon Nutriplan · 동원F&B · 뉴트리플랜 · Audited by KBR Research Desk · Updated Jul 2026
Source audit · exact U.S. offer / Korean brand provenance pinned · U.S. package and feeding evidence pending · no affiliate links
The verdict
A $2.49 Korean-brand cat-stick treat with an exact U.S. listing — sensible for a small treat trial only after checking the received package, not a verified complete diet or a health product.
✓ Buy if
you want a low-cost Korean cat-treat format with an exact U.S. listing · you can check the actual package label before feeding · you are buying it as an occasional treat, not a meal replacement
✗ Skip if
you need a fully pinned U.S. ingredient, importer, or guaranteed-analysis label before ordering · your cat has fish sensitivities or needs a veterinarian-directed diet · you are looking for a complete and balanced everyday food
Key takeaways
- H Mart’s exact U.S. product page identifies Dongwon Nutriplan Cat Nutri Stick Tuna & Salmon 56g (SKU 12878) at $2.49, with delivery and availability varying by region.
- A Korean retailer record for the matching 56g pack says four 14g sticks and names skipjack tuna and salmon, but it is retailer metadata rather than a KBR-inspected U.S. label.
- KBR treats this as a cat treat/supplement, not complete food; FDA import rules describe the import baseline but do not amount to product-specific FDA approval.
How it scored
The exact U.S. SKU, not a general Nutriplan claim
Dongwon F&B’s Nutriplan brand page documents a Korean pet-food history, including the brand’s 2014 launch. H Mart’s U.S. product page identifies the exact product as “Nutriplan Nutri Stick Tuna & Salmon Cat Treats 1.97 Oz (56g),” brands it Dongwon, and lists SKU 12878 at $2.49 when KBR checked on July 9, 2026.
That is a useful U.S. purchase record, not a universal stock promise. H Mart states that offers, delivery, and availability vary by region. Confirm the product title, 56g pack, price, delivery eligibility, and package label in your own checkout flow.
What KBR can and cannot read from the label recordThe matching Korean retailer record says four 14g sticks, skipjack tuna, and salmon; it is not a manufacturer-owned panel or a U.S. package KBR inspected.
A Korean retailer comparison record for the matching 56g product names the format as four 14g sticks and lists skipjack tuna and salmon as animal-protein sources. It also reports a moisture-heavy analysis. KBR records those fields only as Korean retailer metadata, not as an official ingredient panel, a current U.S. label, or a physical-package verification.
That boundary matters for a cat product. KBR has not pinned the full ingredient list, feeding directions, calorie content, guaranteed-analysis label, manufacturer/importer or guarantor statement, lot, or best-by date from a received U.S. package. We therefore do not make nutrition, palatability, safety, or health-function claims from the listing.
| Field | Retailer-reported value |
|---|---|
| Format | Cat treat / supplement, stick |
| Pack | 56g total (14g × 4) |
| Named animal proteins | Skipjack tuna and salmon |
| Reported analysis | Crude protein 5%, crude fat 3%, crude fiber 0.1%, crude ash 0.7%, moisture 90% |
| KBR status | Retailer metadata only; verify the received package |
Imported pet-food context is not product approvalFDA describes import and labeling requirements for animal food, while AAFCO explains why a snack/treat is not ordinarily complete and balanced; neither source approves this individual SKU.
FDA says imported animal food must meet applicable safety, ingredient, facility-registration, prior-notice, and truthful-labeling requirements, and may be examined or refused at entry. That guidance describes the regulatory baseline for imports; it does not mean FDA has approved, certified, or individually endorsed this H Mart listing.
AAFCO’s consumer guidance distinguishes treats and snacks from complete-and-balanced diets. The matching Korean retailer record classifies this product as a cat treat/supplement, so KBR does not position it as a meal replacement. Check the actual package’s species statement, ingredients, feeding guidance, analysis, and responsible-party information before feeding.
Strengths & watch-outs
✓ Strengths
- Exact 56g SKU has a pinned U.S. H Mart page and a low observed price
- Dongwon F&B’s Nutriplan brand has a documented Korean pet-food history
- Four individual 14g sticks make a small-format trial possible
✗ Watch-outs
- No KBR-inspected U.S. package, full ingredients panel, importer/guarantor line, lot code, or feeding test
- Tuna/salmon and nutrition details come from Korean retailer metadata, not an official label record
- It is a treat/supplement record, not verified as complete and balanced food
Who it's for
Cat owners seeking a small Korean-brand treat trial who can read the received package and keep treats separate from a complete diet.
Not for
Cats with fish sensitivities, owners needing a fully documented U.S. label before purchase, or anyone seeking a meal replacement or veterinary diet.
Full data & receipts
Sources · formula · pricing · changelog
Full data & receipts
Sources · formula · pricing · changelogHow we scored
Documentation · 7.3 — Exact U.S. offer and brand provenance are pinned; the available nutrition details are Korean retailer metadata, not an inspected package.
Label clarity · 6.6 — Pack count and named proteins are documented, but KBR lacks a full U.S. ingredients, guaranteed-analysis, and importer record.
Buyer fit · 7.6 — Convenient small-format trial for cats that tolerate fish, with clear limits for diet-dependent or sensitive cats.
Value · 8.0 — At $2.49 for four sticks, the entry price is low; regional delivery and label verification are the practical constraints.
| Retailer | Product / SKU | Observed price | Availability note |
|---|---|---|---|
| H Mart | Dongwon Nutriplan Cat Nutri Stick Tuna & Salmon 56g / SKU 12878 | $2.49 | H Mart says offers, delivery, and availability vary by region |
| Field | Retailer-reported value |
|---|---|
| Format | Cat treat / supplement stick |
| Pack | 56g (14g × 4) |
| Named proteins | Skipjack tuna and salmon |
| Reported analysis | Protein 5%, fat 3%, fiber 0.1%, ash 0.7%, phosphorus 0.01%, moisture 90% |
Sources
- 1.Nutriplan brand · Dongwon F&BKorean brand history, Dongwon F&B association, and Nutriplan’s pet-food positioning; not exact-SKU label evidence.
- 2.Nutri Stick Tuna & Salmon Cat Treats 56g · H MartExact U.S. product title, Dongwon brand, SKU 12878, $2.49 observed price, and regional-availability caveat.
- 3.뉴트리플랜 캣 뉴트리스틱 참치&연어 56g · DanawaMatching Korean retailer metadata for pack count, named proteins, and reported analysis; not a manufacturer panel or KBR-inspected label.
- 4.Importing Animal Food · U.S. Food & Drug AdministrationGeneral imported-animal-food requirements; not individual-product approval.
- 5.Reading Labels · Association of American Feed Control OfficialsConsumer labeling context and the distinction between treats/snacks and complete-and-balanced food.
Evidence status
verified Jul 9, 2026Source-backed product audit
Dongwon Nutriplan’s Korean brand provenance and an exact H Mart U.S. offer are pinned. Product-format and nutrition fields beyond the retail title are labeled Korean retailer metadata until KBR can inspect a received U.S. package.
Still pending
- No KBR-obtained U.S. package, label, lot, or best-by record
- No full official ingredient panel, feeding directions, or U.S. guaranteed-analysis label pinned
- No U.S. importer, guarantor, or responsible-party statement verified
- No KBR feeding, palatability, or veterinary review
- H Mart says delivery and availability vary by region
Review changelog
- Jul 9, 2026First published as a source audit for exact Dongwon Nutriplan Cat Nutri Stick Tuna & Salmon 56g — pinned the Korean brand record, H Mart U.S. SKU and offer, retailer-metadata boundary, FDA/AAFCO context, and a U.S.-package photo manifest.
Frequently asked
Is this complete cat food?
KBR does not treat it as complete food. The matching Korean retailer record classifies it as a cat treat/supplement, and KBR has not inspected a package for a nutritional-adequacy statement.
What proteins are named?
The matching Korean retailer record names skipjack tuna and salmon. That is retailer metadata, not a full U.S. package label KBR inspected, so check the received package for the complete ingredient list.
Does the H Mart listing prove FDA approval or label compliance?
No. FDA’s import guidance describes general requirements for animal food; it does not approve individual product listings. KBR has not verified this SKU’s received-package label or importer information.
Why does KBR not make health claims for it?
KBR has no veterinary review, feeding trial, full official label panel, or package inspection for this exact U.S. product. The page stays with the documented format and buying facts.
