Cat Food

Choosing the Best Cat Food for Health & Happiness

Finding the perfect balance of wet cat food and dry cat food is key to a long, healthy life. Whether you are looking for high-protein kibble to support dental health or hydrating pouches and cans for picky eaters, our range caters to every life stage—from kittens to seniors.

We stock the brands Australian cat owners trust most, including Royal Canin, Felix, Dine, Fancy Feast, and Whiskas. For cats with specific health requirements, we also offer prescription cat food and grain-free options to help manage weight, urinary health, and sensitive stomachs.

Why Choose These Top Brands?

• Royal Canin: Offers precision nutrition with specialized kibble shapes and formulas for specific breeds and health needs.
• Felix & Fancy Feast: Known for high palatability and variety; these are excellent choices for "fussy" eaters who prefer textures like jelly or gravy.
• Whiskas & Dine: Provide reliable, complete, and balanced nutrition that focuses on everyday vitality and taste.

Cat Food FAQs

Should I feed my cat wet or dry food?

Both have distinct benefits. Wet cat food has a higher moisture content, which is essential for hydration and kidney health. Dry food is easier to store, cost-effective, and the crunchy texture can help support dental health. Many owners choose "mixed feeding" to provide the benefits of both.

How do I transition my cat to a new food?

To avoid digestive upset, you should introduce new food gradually. Start by mixing 25% of the new food with 75% of the old, slowly increasing the proportion of the new food over 7–10 days until the transition is complete.

What is the best food for a kitten vs. a senior cat?

Kittens require calorie-dense food with specific nutrients like DHA for brain development and growth. Senior cats (usually ages 7+) benefit from easy-to-digest proteins and added supplements for joint support and kidney function. Always select food labeled for your cat’s specific life stage.

What if my cat is a fussy eater?

If your cat is picky, try experimenting with different textures such as mousses, pates, or shredded cuts in gravy. You can also try gently warming wet food to room temperature to enhance its aroma, which often encourages a reluctant eater.