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If you’re looking for cat food, there’s no need to stress. Our extensive range of wet food, dry food, cans, and pouches will cater to even the pickiest of palates to keep those tummies full and your cat purring with happiness.
We have something to suit every cat, including those with sensitivities or health issues and different life stage needs, like kittens and senior cats.
Shop our selection of premium cat food brands including Royal Canin, Advance, Hill’s Science Diet, Black Hawk and Applaws among others.
Does your cat need a little extra love and care? We have a great range of prescription cat food tailored to conditions like diabetes, allergies, kidney problems and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between wet and dry cat food?
Wet cat food has a higher moisture content, which helps with hydration, especially for cats that don’t drink much water. Dry food is easier to store and can support dental health. As a cat owner, you can provide a mix of both. It all depends on what your cats needs are.
What if my cat is a fussy eater?
You can experiment with different textures like gravy, mousse, or dry kibble, or rotate flavours to keep things interesting. Warming up wet food can also boost the aroma. If your cat stops eating altogether, it’s definitely time to check in with the vet.
Is grain-free cat food better?
Grain-free food can help cats with allergies or sensitivities, but it’s not essential for all cats. What matters most is choosing a complete and balanced diet that suits your cat’s needs.
Can kittens eat adult cat food?
Kittens have different nutritional needs to support their rapid growth, so it’s best to feed them kitten-specific food until they’re around 12 months old. Adult cat food doesn’t provide enough calories or nutrients for your growing kitten.
Do senior cats need special food?
Yes, senior cats often benefit from food that’s lower in calories but higher in certain nutrients like omega-3s, joint support ingredients, or easy-to-digest proteins. Look for food labelled for mature or senior cats.
Can I mix different cat food brands?
It’s usually fine to mix brands, but make sure you’re not doubling up on nutrients or disrupting your cat’s digestion. If you’re switching foods, introduce new options gradually over a week to avoid stomach problems.