Why We Love Kit Cat
- The company is run by two brothers who share the same passion for animal welfare, shelters and stray cats
- Their products are made with natural ingredients with no added colours or preservatives
- Kit Cat Fillets and Purees are grain free and rich in Omega 3 and 6, and perfect for cats of all life stages
What You Need to Know
- Kit Cat purees are intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only
- Purees can be fed as a delicious treat directly from its package, in your cat’s food bowl, or fed as a food topper for picky cats
- Serve at room temperature
- Ingredients: Deboned Tuna, Water, Modified Starch, Thickening Agent, Tuna Extract, Cellulose Powder, Taurin
| Product Type | Food Puree |
|---|---|
| Key Nutrients | Omega 3 and 6, Taurin |
| Feeding Method | Intermittent or supplemental feeding |
| Best For | Cats of all life stages |
FAQ
Can I feed Kit Cat Tuna and Fiber Puree as a main meal for my cat?
No, Kit Cat purees are intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only and should not replace a balanced, complete diet.
Is this product suitable for cats with sensitive stomachs?
The product contains natural ingredients and is grain-free, which may be suitable for some cats with sensitive stomachs. However, individual reactions may vary. Please introduce it slowly and monitor your cat’s response.
How should I store the puree after opening?
Store the puree in the refrigerator after opening and consume within 3 days. Keep it at room temperature when serving.


Michelle Gill –
My cat loves the tuna flavor. I use it as a topper when he refuses to eat his regular food. It’s a great way to get him to eat more. No strange aftertaste or changes in behavior.
Jake Nash –
The texture is smooth and the smell is mild. I’ve used it for a few weeks now and my cat eats it willingly. It’s a good supplement for variety.
Colin Quinn –
My older cat who usually eats only dry food started eating more when I added a little puree. It’s a simple and effective way to encourage better appetite.
Rose Martin –
It’s tasty, but my cat only likes it in small amounts. I think it works best as a treat or topper rather than a main component of meals.