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Because every cat deserves a little treat, especially one that tastes as good as it makes them feel. Packed with rich proteins and nutrient-rich ingredients, these little bites of joy are more than just a reward; they nourish from within, supporting their overall health and vitality. Whether you're rewarding good behaviour or nurturing their natural instincts, it's a treat that tastes good and does good.
At Purr & Meow we have a few fundamental philosophies: Ingredients shouldn’t be hidden- check your labels! The Big Pet Food brands sell cat food pouches that list Meat & Animal Derivatives. You wouldn’t buy a chicken breast that’s 4% Chicken, so why give it to your cat? Cat food should never ever have sugar in! Big Pet Food brands add sugar to their pouches to improve the appearance. We put pet health first so we’ll never add sugar to your cat’s food.
This food is tailored to adult cats 1+. It is still suitable to be fed to cats over 7 years old. If your cat is 7 years+ or a senior cat, cats require less energy as they become more sedentary so you may want to lessen your daily feed so that the cat does not gain weight. This food is not recommended for kittens less than 1 year and they need a specific kitten diet which is higher in protein and fat levels.
Indoor cats are generally less active and may require fewer calories to help maintain a healthy weight. Choosing the right food depends on your cat's lifestyle and body condition. Our Purr & Meow indoor formulas also contain calming ingredients to help them lead a chilled indoor lifestyle.
Most cats can transition to adult Purr & Meow food at around 12 months of age. Your vet can advise if you're unsure.
Switch gradually over 8 days to minimise digestive upset. Start by mixing a small amount of the new food with the current food and slowly increase the proportion each day until your cat is eating only the new diet. If your cat develops vomiting, diarrhoea, or refuses to eat, slow the transition or seek veterinary advice.
The right weight depends on several factors, including your cat’s length, height and muscle mass. Aim for a body condition score of 4 or 5 out of 9.
Obesity in cats can put a strain on various areas of their health including their hearts and joints, and it also increases the risk of other medical conditions like cancer, arthritis, and diabetes.