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🦠 Slippery Elm
🌱 Gut-friendly ingredients
💩 Hello pretty poops
🚫 No tummy-upsetting artificial nasties

WORK OUT HOW MUCH TO FEED YOUR PET

First things first, Who Are You Feeding?

DRY CAT FOOD
scrumbles wet dog food

WHAT'S YOUR CAT'S AGE AND WEIGHT?

AND WHERE DO THEY STAY?

WHAT'S YOUR DOG'S AGE AND WEIGHT?

AND How active is your dog?

Select The products(s) you'll serve them:

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4 Ways Our Jelly Cat Food Supports Gut Health

jelly cat food in tins

60% High Quality Poultry or Fish

Real, digestible animal protein is the #1 ingredient. No fillers, no shortcuts, just nourishment your obligate carnivore can actually use.

Chicken Liver

High in amino acids, and a rich source of Vitamins A, B12 and C chicken liver provides all the taste without needing added sugar or salt. Just simple natural, ingredients that support health from the inside out.

Slippery Elm for Sensitive Tums

Slippery elm is a plant-based ingredient that comes from the inner bark of the slippery elm tree. It naturally contains fibre and mucilage, a substance that forms a gel-like texture when mixed with water.

Hydrating Jelly for Happy, Healthy Cats

Not only does the savoury jelly enhance the taste, but it's handy for hydration too, making it perfect for cats who need encouragement to drink more.

How we compare

Scrumbles vs Other Brands For Gut Health

We know there's lots of options to choose from, here's how we stack up...

*Comparisons are based on publicly available product information at the time of writing. Prices shown per kg. Ingredient percentages and formats may vary between brands and may not be directly comparable. Products selected are broadly comparable, though variations in format or life stage may affect comparison. Ownership shown for transparency only.

Product

Scrumbles Poultry & Fish Jelly Wet Cat Food Tins 6x85g

Untamed Wet Cat Food in Jelly Fish Selection Box 6 x 75g

Lily's Kitchen Fillets in Jelly (4x70g)

Ownership

Scrumbles

PE Owned

Nestle

Ingredients

Chicken Recipe: Chicken 50%, Chicken Liver 10%, Minerals, Salmon oil, Sunflower Oil, Slippery Elm 0.05%. Salmon Recipe: Salmon 26%, Chicken 24%, Chicken Liver 10%, Minerals, Salmon oil, Sunflower Oil, Slippery Elm 0.05%. Turkey Recipe: Turkey 26%, Chicken 24%, Chicken Liver 10%, Minerals, Salmon oil, Sunflower Oil, Slippery Elm 0.05%

Chicken Protein: 10%, Fat Content: 4.5%, Fibre: 0.5%, Inorganic Matter: 2.4%, Moisture: 85%, Calories: 98kcal/100g, Phosphorus: 0.38%, Calcium: 0.58%

2x Wild Tuna in Jelly: Wild Tuna 60%, Fish Broth 38%, Tapioca 1%, 2x Ocean-fresh Fish in Jelly: Wild Tuna 42%, Fish Broth 38%, Sardine 13%, Mackerel 5%, Tapioca 1%, 1x Wild Tuna With Salmon in Jelly: Wild Tuna 55%, Fish Broth 38%, Salmon 5%, Tapioca 1%, 1x Shrimp Topped Tuna in Jelly: Wild Tuna 55%, Fish Broth 38%, Shrimp 5%, Tapioca 1%

Crude Protein 16%, Crude Fat 0.8%, Crude Fibre 0.5%, Ash 2%, Moisture81%

Tuna Fillet with Seaweed: Tuna Fillet 56%, Seaweed 4%, Rice Flour, Vegetable Gelling Agent.Tuna Fillet: Tuna Fillet* 60%, Rice Flour*, Vegetable Gelling Agent.Tuna Fillet with Salmon: Tuna Fillet* 55%, Salmon* 5%, Rice Flour*, Vegetable Gelling Agent. *Natural

Price

£6.70 £13.14/kg

£8.00 £17.78 / kg (Sainsbury's 03/03/2026)

£6.09 £21.75/kg (lilyskitchen.com 22/07/2026)

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What To Expect After Starting The Gut Life

happy cat

Weeks 1-2

New food, who dis? Your kitty's tummy is getting used to their new grub, so keep an eye on their poops as they settle in. A gradual switch is the way to go!

cat eating scrumbles cat food

Weeks 3-9

Settling into the gut life! Good digestion (immune function and pretty poops) is linked to gut health. So our recipes contain pre or probiotics. Every kitty is different, so keep an eye on their litter tray habits and how they're getting on.

cat with scrumbles food

Weeks 9+

Keep the good stuff coming! A balanced diet helps support your kitty's everyday health and wellbeing, while our gut-friendly ingredients help look after their digestive health. Here's to happy tums, content kitties and plenty of purrs!

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