ZIWI Peak Beef Recipe Cat Food
A delicious and nutritious meal for your feline friend, made from all-natural and grain-free ingredients. This canned cat food contains 92% organs, bone, organic meat, and New Zealand green mussels, providing a high-protein, healthy diet.
The free-range beef is ethically raised on New Zealand farms, offering lower fat and higher protein content to support muscle development. It is a natural source of chondroitin and glucosamine, which promote joint health and help reduce the risk of arthritis and other joint issues.
Formulated for fussy eaters and cats with grain sensitivities, this recipe contains no grains or glycerin.
| Ingredients | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Organ meats, bone, organic meat, New Zealand green mussels | 92% |
| Free-range beef | 8% |
FAQ
What makes the beef in this recipe different from regular beef?
The beef is free-range and ethically raised in New Zealand, resulting in lower fat and higher protein content, which supports muscle development in cats.
Is this food suitable for cats with grain allergies?
Yes, this recipe is grain-free and free from glycerin, making it suitable for cats with grain sensitivities or allergies.
Does this food contain any artificial additives?
No, the recipe contains only natural ingredients with no artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors.

Sam Hemmings –
My cat, who used to refuse food, started eating this regularly. The texture and smell are very appealing. I noticed better energy levels and joint movement after a few weeks. Highly recommend for picky eaters.
Joan Robertson –
Switched from a commercial brand to Ziwi Peak Beef. My cat now eats every day without any fuss. The high protein content seems to improve coat quality and overall health.
Joe Hill –
The food is tasty and the ingredients seem natural. My cat enjoys it, though it’s a bit more expensive. Still worth it for the quality and health benefits.
Piers Stewart –
After trying other brands, this one stands out. The joint support from chondroitin and glucosamine is noticeable. My older cat has been more active lately.