Is grain-free cat food safe for all cats?

Yes. Unlike the debunked concerns around grain-free dog food and DCM (which related specifically to certain pulse-heavy dry dog formulations), there is no established link between grain-free cat food and heart disease. Cats are obligate carnivores; grain was never part of their evolutionary diet.

How much natural cat food should I feed per day?

Adult cats typically need between 40 and 70 grams of dry food per day, or 150 to 250 grams of wet food, depending on weight and activity level. Every bag and pouch we stock carries a specific feeding guide on the packaging. Start at the recommended amount, weigh your cat monthly, and adjust by 10% if you see weight changes.

What's the difference between Canagan, Evie, and Carnilove cat food?

All three are grain-free and high in named meat. Canagan is made in Europe with a strong track record in sensitive cats. Evie is our own-label made in the UK — same nutritional philosophy, direct pricing with no middleman. Carnilove uses more novel proteins like salmon, duck, and turkey and leans into a wild-inspired formulation. For a cat with food sensitivities, Evie or Carnilove tend to be the cleanest starting points.

Can I feed natural cat food to a senior cat?

Yes — and senior cats often benefit the most. Older cats lose muscle mass faster when fed lower-protein diets. A high-meat, grain-free food helps maintain lean body condition, and the lack of fillers reduces digestive strain. Look specifically for recipes labelled for senior cats, which adjust phosphorus and fat levels for ageing kidneys.

Do you deliver natural cat food across the UK?

Yes. We dispatch from Hayle, Cornwall, with free UK delivery on orders over £49 and carbon-neutral shipping on every order. Most orders arrive within two working days.

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Cats are obligate carnivores. Their bodies are built to extract nutrients from meat, not from wheat, maize, or the "meat derivatives" that pad out most supermarket cat food. A natural cat food puts that biology first: a named meat at the top of the ingredient list, no grain fillers, no hidden sugars, and no derivatives doing the work that real protein should.

Every cat food on this page has been through the same process. We read the label before it gets shelf space. If the first ingredient isn't a named protein — chicken, salmon, duck, rabbit — it doesn't make it in. If we wouldn't feed it to our own cats, we don't expect you to feed it to yours.

You'll find grain-free dry food, high-meat wet food, and complete recipes formulated for every life stage — kitten, adult, senior, and sterilised. All from makers we've worked with long enough to trust: Canagan, Evie (our own range), Carnilove, Yora, Symply, and Natures Menu.