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Does your cat turn its nose up at their food, quickly tire of a recipe or struggle to digest certain foods? Wet cat food adds variety to mealtimes while significantly increasing your cat’s water intake. But with claims such as ‘natural’, ‘high in meat’ and ‘grain-free’, it’s not always easy to tell useful information from marketing.
Before you fill your basket, there are three things to watch out for.
For everyday meals, look for the words ‘complete food for adult cats’ or an equivalent statement. This means the product is designed to meet your cat’s nutritional needs when served according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
The products featured here are listed on their respective product pages as complete foods for adult cats. Some products may be available in several variants, so always check the label on the product you receive. For a senior cat, a recipe specially formulated for older animals may be a good choice. If your cat has a diagnosed condition or is on a prescribed diet, ask your vet for advice before changing their food.
Wet food that’s high in meat should be judged by its ingredients list, not just by its pictures. Some recipes, for example, state that meat, offal and broth make up more than 60% of the ingredients. Heart and liver are commonly used ingredients in cat food.
The single-protein label may appeal to owners who want to limit the number of animal protein sources in their cat’s diet. However, it can’t diagnose a food sensitivity on its own, and it’s no substitute for veterinary advice if your cat has an unusual reaction.
Grain-free cat food is a good option if you want to avoid wheat, maize or rice. But this alone isn’t enough to judge the whole recipe. Also check for added sugars, vegetable by-products, thickeners and flavourings.
According to their product pages, the MjAMJAM recipes featured in this selection are grain-free, gluten-free and contain no added sugars. The Gourmet Gold multipack, on the other hand, lists sugars and vegetable by-products in its ingredients. This is worth bearing in mind if you’re looking for natural cat food with a short ingredients list.
Cat mousse has a smooth texture that may appeal to cats who prefer soft foods. 85 g tins make portioning easy, while cat food pouches let you serve an individual portion without having to store an opened tin.
The 125 g formats can be handy for cats who have several wet meals throughout the day. Once opened, MjAMJAM recipes should be kept in the fridge and used within 24 hours, according to the brand. If you have several cats or your cat eats wet food regularly, a cat food multipack can help cut down on repeat trips to the shops. Remember to check the best-before date and storage instructions.
Why this is a good fit for this profile : This pack of four 85 g tins lets you try several flavours — beef, turkey, liver and tuna — without ending up with a large stock of a recipe your cat might refuse.
The variety pack reduces the risk of accumulating several tins of a flavour your cat turns their nose up at. The product page also states that no artificial colourings, flavourings or preservatives are added. However, the ingredients list includes sugars and vegetable by-products.
A mousse texture, 85 g portions and a complete food for adult cats, according to the product page.
Why this is a good fit for this profile : This horse recipe is for those who prefer a short ingredients list and a less common protein source.
The product page states that the recipe contains 67 % horse — meat, liver, lungs, heart and stomach — as well as 32 % broth. It’s listed as grain-free and gluten-free, with no synthetic preservatives.
A complete food for adult cats, with 1 500 mg/kg of taurine and 79 % moisture, according to the product page.
Why this is a good fit for this profile : This large pack is ideal for households that serve pouches every day and want to switch between beef, chicken, tuna and salmon flavours.
The individual 85 g portions help limit leftovers. However, the product page states that each recipe contains at least 4 % of the highlighted ingredient. It’s best to check the ingredients before ordering.
A pack of 88 pouches in four flavours, and a complete food for adult cats according to the information provided.
We’ve put together a comprehensive selection, updated in real time, of products that meet these exacting criteria and European food safety requirements.
Yes, as long as it’s labelled as complete food and served in the recommended amounts. Adjust the portions to suit your cat’s weight, activity level and body condition. Make sure they always have access to fresh water, too.
Put any leftovers in the fridge and follow the instructions on the label. Several recipes in this selection recommend using the food within 24 hours of opening. Serving it at room temperature may also make it more appealing to your cat.
Wet food for sensitive cats may have a short ingredients list, just one animal protein source and no cereals or added sugars. However, introduce any new food gradually. If the problems persist, ask your vet for advice rather than repeatedly switching recipes.