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Fluffy Ragdoll cat with blue eyes and cream fur sitting against a light blue background.

Cat Food

Specially formulated wet and dry foods for complete nutrition at every stage of your cat’s life. A unique high protein formulation with balanced carbohydrates helps support your cat’s long-term health. Your cat’s nutritional needs change throughout their life, which is why our recipes are tailored for kittens, adult and senior cats.

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    Hypoallergy Cat Food A2 – For Cats With Food Allergies

    3 kg

    £58.00
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    Dermatology Support Cat Food D1 – Skin & Coat Health.

    3 kg

    £51.00
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    Digestive Support Cat Wet Food - For Sensitive Stomachs 12x85g

    85 g

    £19.50
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    Digestive Support Cat Food G1 – For Digestive Issues

    1.5 kg - 3 kg

    From £29.50
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    Urology Cat Food U1 - Struvite Dissolution

    1.5 kg - 3 kg

    From £28.95
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    Urology Cat Food U2 - Dissolution & Prevention

    1.5 kg - 3 kg - 7 kg

    From £28.95
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    Urology Cat Food U3 - For Water Intake & Behaviour

    1.5 kg - 3 kg

    From £28.95
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    Urology Cat Wet Food - Dissolution & Prevention 12x85g

    85 g

    £19.50
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    Early Kidney & Joint Cat Food KJ1 – Kidney & Joint Health

    1.5 kg - 3 kg

    From £30.00
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    Kidney & Joint Cat Food KJ2 – For Chronic Kidney Disease

    1.5 kg - 3 kg

    From £33.50
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    Advanced Kidney & Joint Cat Food KJ3

    400 g - 3 kg - 1.5 kg

    From £9.00
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    Kidney & Joint Cat Wet Food KJ2 – Chronic Kidney Disease 12x85g

    85 g

    £23.50
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If it’s true that cats have nine lives, then your feline friend needs the right foods to survive them all! Whether your pet prefers wet cat food, dry food or a combination of both, at Virbac we’ve developed several delicious varieties to meet their health and nutrition needs at every life stage.

From kittenhood to the senior years and everything in between, our protein-rich, optimally balanced diets keep your cat thriving. We also offer clinical wet and dry food recipes to support the kidneys, joints, skin and digestion.

Our feline formulas keep your cat in the best of health throughout all their lives.

How to choose the right cat food for your cat

Choosing cat food can feel overwhelming, especially with so many options available. Focusing on a few key things can help you make a confident, informed decision.

What influences your choice?

The right food for your cat depends on:

  • Your cat’s age
  • Their lifestyle
  • Any specific health needs they could have

Each of these plays an important role in supporting your cat’s overall wellbeing.

How age affects nutritional needs

Cats have different nutritional requirements at each life stage:

  • Kittens need more energy and nutrients to support growth and development
  • Adult cats require balanced nutrition to maintain health and activity
  • Senior cats may benefit from more tailored support as their needs change

Choosing food designed for your cat’s life stage helps ensure they receive the right balance of nutrients.

Why lifestyle is important

Your cat’s daily routine can also influence their nutritional needs.

  • Indoor or neutered cats may require fewer calories
  • More active cats may need additional energy to support their activity levels

Matching their diet to their lifestyle can help maintain a healthy weight and overall condition.

Considering specific health needs

Some cats can benefit from more targeted nutritional support. For example:

  • Digestive sensitivity
  • Urinary health
  • Weight management

If your cat has specific health concerns, your vet can help guide you towards the most appropriate option.

What to look for in cat food

When comparing different foods, it helps to focus on complete and balanced nutrition. This means the food provides all the essential nutrients your cat needs each day.

Cats are naturally carnivorous, so protein is a key part of their diet. A high-quality, protein-rich formulation supports:

  • Muscle maintenance
  • Energy levels
  • Overall wellbeing

At Virbac, we have targeted nutrition to support every life stage.

Shop cat food by life stage

Your cat’s nutritional needs change as they grow and age. Choosing the right food for each life stage helps support healthy development, maintain wellbeing and provide comfort in later years.

Kitten & junior cat food

Kittens need higher energy and carefully balanced nutrients to support growth and development. Choosing the right food early on helps build strong foundations for lifelong health.

- Explore our range of kitten and junior cat food

Adult cat food

Adult cats need consistent, balanced nutrition to maintain energy levels, a healthy weight and overall wellbeing. Daily nutrition plays a key role in supporting long-term health.

- Discover our adult cat food range

Senior cat food

As cats get older, their nutritional needs may change. Tailored diets can help support digestion, comfort and quality of life in later years.

- View our senior cat food options

What’s the difference between wet and dry cat food?

Wet cat food contains a higher moisture content, which can help support hydration, especially for cats that drink less water. Dry cat food is convenient to store and feed, and can be a practical option for daily routines.

Wet and dry cat food can both provide complete and balanced nutrition. The right choice often comes down to your cat’s preferences and individual needs.

Many cat owners choose based on what their cat enjoys most or what fits best into their lifestyle. Some cats prefer one format over the other, while others are happy with a mix.

Explore our wet cat food options or browse our dry cat food range to find what suits your pet best.

Can you mix wet and dry cat food?

Yes, you can mix wet and dry cat food. Many owners choose a mixed feeding approach to combine the benefits of both formats.

When mixing, it is recommended to stick to the same brand and product category for example ensuring both diets are from the lifestage range.

For example, wet food can help support hydration, while dry food offers convenience and flexibility. Mixing both can also add variety to your cat’s meals, which may help if they are a fussy eater.

Be sure that the total daily amount is balanced and appropriate for your cat’s needs.

What does complete cat food mean?

Complete cat food is designed to provide all the nutrients your cat needs for everyday health when fed as recommended. This includes protein, fats, vitamins and minerals in the right balance.

This is different from complementary food, which is intended to be fed alongside other foods and doesn’t provide full nutrition on its own.

Choosing a complete cat food helps ensure your cat receives consistent, balanced nutrition without needing additional supplements. All of our everyday diets are formulated to meet these nutritional requirements, helping support your cat’s wellbeing at every life stage.

Supporting your cat’s specific health needs

Some cats may need more tailored nutrition depending on their health, sensitivities or lifestyle. These diets are designed to support wellbeing, but they do not replace veterinary care. If you’re unsure, it’s always best to speak to your vet.

Cat food for sensitive digestion

Some cats can experience digestive disorders or sensitivity. Specially formulated diets can help support easier digestion. If you or your vet suspects a food allergy or intolerance your cat might benefit from a hypoallergenic diet.

- Explore options for cats with sensitive digestion

Cat food for urinary health

Urinary health can be a concern for some cats, particularly as they age. Nutrition can help support urinary balance as part of overall care.

- Browse our cat food for urinary health support

Cat food for kidney support

Kidney health may require more specific nutritional support, especially in older cats. If you have concerns, speak to your vet for guidance.

- View our kidney support cat food range

Cat food for weight management

Some cats may need help maintaining a healthy weight. The right diet, alongside portion control, can support long-term wellbeing.

- Discover cat food for weight management

Cat food for joint, skin and coat support

Nutrition can play a role in supporting mobility, as well as skin and coat condition alongside Veterinary care.. Tailor made nutrition targeted specifically for certain conditions can help support joint and skin health as part of everyday care. If symptoms persist, be sure to speak to your vet.

Explore joint support cat food and skin and coat support diets

When should you consider a veterinary diet?

Most cats do well on complete everyday nutrition. However, some situations may require more specialised support.

You might want to consider a veterinary diet if your cat has ongoing digestive issues, urinary concerns or a diagnosed health condition. These diets are designed to support specific needs and should usually be used under veterinary guidance.

Our range includes both everyday and clinical nutrition, making it easier to find the right level of support when you need it. If you’re unsure which option is right for your cat, your vet can help guide your decision.

How much should you feed your cat?

The amount you feed your cat depends on their age, weight and activity level. Feeding guidelines on packaging are a helpful starting point, but it’s important to monitor your cat’s body condition score and adjust if needed.

Consistency is key. Feeding the right amount at regular times helps maintain a healthy weight and supports overall wellbeing.

Using simple tools can also help with portion control. You can get practical feeding accessories like a cat food measuring cup or scale to support accurate feeding at home.

Explore more cat nutrition advice

If you’d like to learn more about your cat’s nutritional needs, our expert advice hub offers practical, vet-led guidance to support everyday care.

Explore our cat nutrition advice guides, including topics such as what cats eat, feeding after neutering and how nutrition supports urinary health and skin condition for lots more helpful information.

Choose the right cat food for long-term health

Choosing the right cat food is an important part of supporting your cat’s health and wellbeing throughout their life. By considering their age, lifestyle and any specific needs, you can make a more confident, informed decision.

At Virbac, our range is designed to make that choice clearer, with options tailored to each life stage and supported by veterinary expertise.

Explore our cat food range and find the right nutrition for your cat today.

Cat food FAQs

What is the best cat food for my cat?

The best cat food depends on your cat’s age, lifestyle and health needs. Kittens, adults and senior cats all require different nutrition, while some cats may benefit from more tailored diets. Choosing a complete and balanced food that suits your cat is the most important step.

Should I feed my cat wet or dry food?

Both wet and dry cat food can be suitable. Wet food can help support hydration, while dry food offers convenience. Many owners choose based on their cat’s preferences or use a mix of both.

Can kittens eat adult cat food?

Kittens have different nutritional needs from adult cats, especially for growth and development. It’s important to feed a diet specifically designed for kittens during this stage.

What food is best for senior cats?

Senior cats may benefit from tailored nutrition that supports digestion, joint health and overall wellbeing. Choosing a diet designed for older cats can help maintain quality of life.

When should I speak to a vet about my cat’s diet?

You should speak to your vet if your cat shows signs of health concerns, such as weight changes, digestive issues or changes in appetite. Your vet can help recommend the most appropriate diet.

How do I choose the right Virbac cat food for my cat's specific needs?

Start by considering your cat’s life stage, as this determines their basic nutritional needs. Then think about any specific concerns, such as digestion, urinary health, weight or skin condition.

Lifestyle factors, like if your cat is indoor or neutered, can also influence your choice. Our different nutrition categories can guide you through these decisions, helping you move from general nutrition to more tailored support where needed.

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