Gluten Free Cat Food

Cranberries are naturally rich in antioxidants and are one of the carefully selected ingredients in our recipe. We include them as part of our approach to creating tasty, nutritious food for healthy cats.

No. We avoid legumes like peas and pea protein, which can be hard to digest and are often used to inflate overall protein levels. We stick to responsibly sourced meat and fish for our carnivorous kitties for maximum animal protein, providing all of the essential amino acids cats need to thrive.. Keeping things simple and easy to digest, with natural prebiotics for gut health and no fillers or added sugar.

Some cats, like our own Boo, have sensitive stomachs and struggle to digest wheat. That’s why our entire range of cat food and treats is gluten-free and made without wheat. Whether your cat has an intolerance or not, our recipes are designed to be gentle on tummies, nutritionally complete, and delicious for all cats.

Gluten-free cat food excludes wheat and certain grains but may still include gentle grains like rice or oats. Dry cat food needs a starchy carbohydrate to bind the kibble, so gluten-free recipes use digestible options like rice. Grain-free recipes often rely on pea or potato protein, which can be harder for cats to digest. All our cat food and treats are gluten-free, nutritionally complete, high in animal protein, and free from added sugars and salts, perfect for obligate carnivores. We also offer naturally grain-free recipes, such as our entire range of wet food.