Wet Cat Food

Discover the purr-fect selection of wet cat food with Naturo's Natural Cat Food range. Crafted to meet all your feline's nutritional needs.

Our natural cat food is a blend of high-quality, all-natural ingredients, providing essential vitamins, minerals, and oils for overall well-being, with no artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives—ideal for your pet.

For felines with specific dietary preferences, opt for Naturo Grain Free Cat Food, offering seven pate pouches and a new Poultry Selection variety pack all with 80% premium meat content, enriched with Taurine for heart and vision support. Wheat-free and gluten-free, catering to dietary preferences and sensitivities.

Join the Naturo family for exceptional wet cat food options. Ensure your cat's happiness and well-being with our quality, natural, and grain-free cat nutrition, conveniently delivered to your doorstep through our subscribe and save service.

Looking to find out more about our Wet Cat Food range? Find our FAQs below!

FAQs

How much wet food to feed a cat?

The amount of wet food to feed a cat can vary depending on factors such as the cat's age, weight, activity level, and overall health. However, as a general guideline, the average adult cat typically requires around 150-250 grams of wet food per day, divided into two meals.

For kittens, the feeding frequency is usually higher due to their rapid growth and energy needs. They may require approximately 60-70 grams of wet food per day, divided into several small meals, dependant on age and size.

Remember to monitor your cat's weight and adjust the food portion accordingly to maintain a healthy weight and overall well-being. If you're unsure about the appropriate amount to feed your cat, it's best to consult with your veterinarian for personalised feeding recommendations.

Do cats need wet food?

Yes, cats can greatly benefit from wet food as part of their diet. Wet cat food provides essential moisture that helps maintain their hydration levels, which is crucial since cats have a low thirst drive. This can be especially important for cats that do not drink enough water, helping to prevent issues like urinary tract problems.

Additionally, wet cat food tends to have higher protein content and fewer carbohydrates, which aligns more closely with a cat's natural dietary needs as obligate carnivores. Protein is essential for maintaining their lean muscle mass and supporting overall health.

Moreover, wet food can be easier for cats to chew and digest, making it an ideal choice for kittens, older cats, and those with dental problems. The soft texture can also be helpful for cats with missing teeth or mouth pain.

Always consult with your veterinarian to determine the best feeding plan based on your cat's individual needs and health status.

Is wet or dry food better for cats?

Both wet and dry cat food have their advantages, and the choice depends on various factors, including your cat's specific needs and preferences.

Wet cat food offers higher moisture content, promoting better hydration, which is especially beneficial for cats that don't drink much water. The soft texture can be easier for kittens, older cats, or those with dental issues to chew and digest. Wet food also tends to have higher protein and lower carbohydrate levels, aligning with a cat's natural carnivorous diet.

On the other hand, dry cat food is more convenient and has a longer shelf life, making it easier for free-feeding or when you're away for extended periods. Some dental-specific dry foods claim to help reduce tartar buildup, promoting dental health.

The ideal approach is often a combination of both wet and dry food. Providing a mix can offer nutritional variety and address different needs. However, ensure the food you choose is of high quality, meets your cat's dietary requirements, and consult with your veterinarian to determine the best feeding plan for your feline friend.

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Is wet or dry food better for cats?