Dry cat food is usually the basis of a diet, but it contains almost no moisture — therefore, for a cat that drinks little, it is worth replacing part of the portion with wet food. The difference between recipes lies in the source of meat and whether the food is grain-free, so it is simple to choose based on the cat's age and needs.
Which dry cat food should you choose?
- Dry food for kittens— more protein and energy for growth, smaller kibble for baby teeth.
- Dry food for sterilized cats— fewer calories and less fat to make it easier to maintain weight after sterilization.
- Dry food for senior cats— more easily digestible recipes for older cats.
- Grain-free dry cat food— grain-free, with a higher proportion of meat; a common choice for more sensitive cats.
- Food for large cat breeds— larger kibble and a composition adapted for bigger cats.
- Food for multiple cats— a universal recipe suitable for cats of different ages in one household.
You can find the entire range of cat nutrition in the cat foodcategory.
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