Collection: Cat Food Tins

No. We avoid legumes, including pea protein, in all our recipes. Legumes can be tricky for cats and dogs to digest and are sometimes used by other brands to artificially inflate protein levels. Instead, we focus on having a high level of animal protein including adding plenty of responsibly sourced poultry and fish, which are easy to digest and naturally high in amino acids.

Wet cat food can be an excellent choice for indoor cats because it naturally boosts their water intake, helping with hydration. However, the best option comes down to your cat’s personal preference and lifestyle. Some cats thrive on wet food only, while others enjoy a combination of wet and dry food.

Wet food can be a great option for senior cats, especially as dental issues become more common with age. The soft texture is easier to eat, and the extra moisture helps keep cats hydrated and supports kidney health. If your senior cat prefers dry food, you can soften the kibble with warm water or mix in some wet food for added variety and moisture.

You can. Our wet cat food is nutritionally complete and balanced, so it can be fed on its own every day. It is also a great way to increase your cat’s daily water intake and support hydration. Many pawrents choose to feed a mix of wet and dry food. Whichever you choose, always make sure fresh water is available for your cat throughout the day.