Cat Food (Dry)

Dry cat food — convenient, complete everyday nutrition
Dry cat food is convenient, economical and good for free-feeding, with a long shelf life and a satisfying crunch that supports dental health. Our range covers kitten, adult and senior formulas, indoor-cat and hairball recipes, and options for sensitive digestion — all built around the high-protein nutrition cats need.

How to choose the right dry food

Life stage — feed a formula matched to your cat’s age; kittens and seniors have different needs.
Indoor cats — indoor and hairball formulas manage weight and coat for less-active house cats.
Protein first — look for a named meat as the main ingredient and a “complete and balanced” statement.
Water — always keep fresh water available, and consider adding wet food for extra hydration.

Transition to any new food gradually over about a week to avoid stomach upset.

Frequently asked questions
Can cats live on dry food alone?
A complete, balanced dry food can meet a cat’s nutritional needs, but because cats naturally drink little, many benefit from added wet food for hydration — which supports urinary and kidney health. If feeding dry only, ensure constant access to fresh water and watch for adequate drinking.
How do I stop my cat overeating dry food?
Measure the daily amount from the pack guide rather than free-pouring, and split it into portions or use a puzzle feeder to slow grazing. For weight-prone or indoor cats, an indoor formula and measured feeding help; ask our team if you’re unsure of the right amount.
How should I store dry cat food?
Keep it in the original bag inside an airtight container, in a cool, dry place away from humidity, which can spoil food and reduce palatability. Use within the best-before date, and avoid mixing fresh food on top of old — empty and clean the container between bags to keep every meal fresh.