Kitten Chicken Pouch Multipack

Kittens eat little and often, which is exactly the wrong shape for a big tin. These are 85g pouches. One pouch is one meal for most kittens between eight weeks and five months, so you are not putting half a tin back in the fridge and then arguing with a cat about cold food two hours later.

The texture is a fine shred in jelly rather than a solid pâté. That matters at weaning, when kittens are still working out what chewing is; the shreds break up under a tongue and mix easily with a little warm water if you are transitioning off milk replacer.

The real reason we push wet food for cats is moisture. Cats evolved to take most of their water from prey and are famously bad at drinking enough from a bowl, and 82% moisture in the meal does more for daily hydration than any fountain we sell. Keep the fountain too, but the food is doing the heavy lifting.

A multipack covers roughly two weeks for one kitten at four pouches a day. Store unopened pouches at room temperature and anything opened in the fridge for no more than 24 hours, brought back to room temperature before serving. Cold food straight from the fridge is the single most common reason a kitten suddenly "goes off" a flavour it liked yesterday.