Kitten Wet Food

Every kitten is different, so the right diet for your kitten and the best kitten wet food depend on individual needs. Consult your vet, especially if your kitten has sensitivities. The following tips can help guide your choice:

• Animal protein source: Choose products where high-quality meat or fish (like chicken or salmon) is listed as the first ingredient.
• Essential nutrients: Kitten wet food typically includes taurine, vitamins and minerals as part of a complete recipe.
• Limited additives: Recipes without added colours, flavours or preservatives are available. Always check the label.

Tip: If your kitten is hesitant, consider trying different textures like gravy or pâté. Wet food labelled as “sensitive” or "grain-free" is also available. Speak with your vet for individual advice.

Wet food can be introduced from around 3-4 weeks and may be part of your kitten’s feeding routine up to 6 months and beyond. Some owners choose to continue feeding wet food into adulthood.

Many kittens start with wet food, as it is easier to chew and contains moisture. Some owners choose to combine wet and dry kitten food for variety. Consult your vet for personalised advice on the best feeding routine for your kitten.

Yes, if the product is labelled as “complete,” it can be offered as your kitten’s sole diet. Always ensure fresh drinking water is available, and consult your vet if you are unsure about your kitten’s individual nutritional needs.

Gradually mix the new food with their current food over 7-14 days. This helps your kitten adapt to the change in taste and texture. Inform yourself about changing a cat’s diet and consult your vet for more information. 

Wet food formulated for kittens is designed to meet the nutritional needs of growing cats. It’s best to offer food suited to their age. Always consult your vet before switching to adult food.