Collection: Cat's Favorite Cans

Benefits of Canned Cat Food

• Moisture Content: The high water level in canned food helps your cat stay hydrated, which is good for the health of its kidneys and urinary tract.
• Rich in Protein: Most of the time, wet food has more protein than dry kibble, which helps keep muscles healthy and improves general health.
• Enhanced Palatability: It's great for cats with picky tastes or teeth problems because the food is soft and has lots of flavour.
• Portioned Meals: Easy-to-handle serving sizes keep your cat from eating too much, which makes it easier to keep an eye on its weight.
• Tailored Nutrition: Formulas are made to address specific health issues, like getting rid of hairballs or keeping your urinary tract healthy.

Tips for Feeding Your Cat Canned Food

• Mix It Up: Mix wet and dry kibble to give your pet a well-balanced meal and more texture options.
• Store Properly: Once the can is opened, put it in the fridge and eat it within one to two days for the best taste.
• Follow Feeding Guidelines: Based on your cat's age and weight, check the package to see how much to give them.
• Transition Gradually: To keep their stomachs from getting upset when you give them a new canned food, mix it with their old food over a few days.
• Monitor Preferences: Cats have different tastes, so try out different textures and tastes to see which ones they like best.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I give my cat canned food?

It depends on what your cat needs to eat. A mix of wet and dry food is good for most cats. For special advice, look at the feeding instructions on the package.

Can I refrigerate unused portions?

Yes, canned food that hasn't been eaten should be kept in the fridge in a sealed container and used within one to two days.

Is canned food okay for older cats?

Of course! For older cats, canned food is often easier to chew and swallow, and it helps them stay hydrated.

How can I transition my cat to a new canned food?

Slowly mix the new food in with their old food over the course of 7–10 days, adding more new food each day.