Wet cat food
At Purina, we’ve got a huge range of wet cat food to suit your feline’s unique nutritional requirements. If you’ve got a distinguished kitty that has a particularly fussy palette, discover our Gourmet range, or if yours is a little mischievous and is looking for something a little extra tasty, shop our Felix wet cat food options. Each and every meal offered in our wet cat food range has been expertly crafted with the aim of creating a complete and balanced diet that not only meets all of their nutritional needs, but also tastes delicious too. Browse our full range of wet cat food today and discover the perfect diet for your feline from the Purina brands you know and love.
How much wet food can I feed my cat?
At Purina, we recommend following the feeding guidelines on the wet food packaging, which are based on your cat's age, weight, and activity level. If your cat is not at their ideal weight, you may need to adjust how much you feed them. As a general guideline, for an average-sized adult cat (4kg), feed 3 to 4 pouches daily in at least 2 separate meals. If you also feed your cat dry food, you should reduce the wet cat food portion accordingly. For personalised advice, consult your veterinarian.
How long can wet food be left out?
Wet food should not be left out for more than 1-2 hours to prevent spoilage and bacterial growth. Always refrigerate any unused portions promptly.
Can I mix wet and dry cat food?
Yes, you can mix wet and dry cat food. Combining them can provide balanced nutrition and enhance the meal's palatability. One format is not nutritionally better than the other, and the choice is often based on cat or owner preference. Mixing wet and dry (or feeding them as separate meals) can provide variety. It can also help ensure cats get plenty of moisture plus the dental benefits of dry food. Feeding a variety can accustom your cat to different foods in case a diet change is needed later. Follow the feeding guidelines for both types and consult your veterinarian for personalised advice.
How do I transition my cat from dry food to wet food?
Introduce the wet food in a quiet area away from other pets, loud noises and litter trays, and use a separate bowl for the wet food next to the dry food. Gradually reduce the dry food and increase the wet food over 7 to 10 days, although some cats may take longer. Serve wet food at room temperature or above, and dispose of uneaten wet food after 30 minutes. If your cat seems nauseous, speak to your vet.
How do I choose the right wet food for my cat?
When choosing between wet food options, ensure that the food is complete and balanced to meet all your cat's nutritional requirements. Consider their hydration needs as well as taste preferences; variety packs offer an easy way to experiment with jelly, pâté, or gravy-based formulas as cats can be picky about flavours and textures!
Is wet cat food suitable for cats with sensitive stomachs?
It can be. Some cats find certain ingredients in regular foods harder to digest, so choosing a specially formulated cat food for sensitive digestion can help support a delicate stomach while still providing complete and balanced nutrition. Because every cat is different, introduce any new food gradually and speak to your vet if your cat’s symptoms persist or worsen.
