Wet Cat Food

We make grain-free wet cat food in 85g pouches, available in jelly and gravy. Our selection packs include meaty, fish, poultry, and mixed varieties. Whether your cat prefers chicken, salmon, tuna, beef, or something else entirely, there's a flavour they'll enjoy. We also offer bundles and bumper packs if you like to stock up.

Yes, all of our wet cat food recipes are grain-free. They're made with 80% freshly prepared meat and fish ingredients and contain 100% animal protein, with no artificial colours or flavours.

Absolutely. Mixing wet and dry food is a great way to give your cat variety, extra moisture, and a bit of texture at mealtimes. Wet food can also be helpful for cats who don't drink much water on their own. Just adjust the portions of each so you're feeding the right amount overall.

We do. Our senior wet cat food pouches are specially made for older cats, with lower fat content and added L-Carnitine to help support lean muscle mass. They come in the same grain-free, natural-ingredient recipes your cat already loves, just tailored for their changing needs. We'd suggest chatting with your vet about the best time to move your cat onto a senior recipe. Most cats start to benefit from around seven years old.

We would say so, and here is the case rather than the claim. Our wet cat food is made with 80% freshly prepared meat and fish, all of the protein in it is animal protein, and it is grain free. There are no artificial colours or flavours, and it is made here in the UK with in-house pet nutritionist input. It is also honestly priced, which matters when you are buying it every few weeks rather than once. The reviews on each product page are the fairest read, since they come from owners rather than from us.

In our wet cat food recipes, high meat content means 80% of the pouch is made up of freshly prepared meat and fish ingredients. When comparing cat foods, it's worth checking the actual meat content, as a recipe can feature a meat on the front of the pack without containing a high percentage of it. It's also important to look at where the protein comes from. Our delicious fillets contain 100% animal protein, helping provide the nutrition cats need as natural carnivores.

Yes, every wet cat recipe we make is grain free. Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning they are built to get what they need from animal ingredients, so a meat-led grain free recipe suits how they eat.

Yes, we make a senior wet cat food recipe specially tailored for older cats. It's lower in fat, contains added L-Carnitine to help support lean muscle mass, and provides complete and balanced nutrition for your cat's later years. If your cat has lost interest in food or is losing weight, see your vet rather than only changing the recipe.

Neither is better nutritionally. It comes down to what your cat prefers, and cats are firm about it. Gravy is looser and coats the meat, jelly is firmer and holds its shape. A mixed selection pack is the easiest way to settle the argument. Our guide to gravy vs jelly cat food may help.

It depends on your cat's weight, age and how active they are, and the daily amount is on the back of every pack as a starting point. Adjust from there on body condition rather than sticking to a fixed number. If you feed wet and dry together, bring both down so you are not doubling up.

Yes, and a lot of owners do. It gives variety and more moisture across the day, which is useful because cats are not naturally big drinkers. Weigh the total so the overall amount stays right, and keep to roughly the same routine each day.

Move any leftovers into an airtight container and keep them in the fridge for up to two to three days. Use a clean spoon, and throw it away if it smells or looks off. Cats are fussier about cold food than dogs, so letting it come up to room temperature usually goes down better.