
Texture she has to work at — half the appeal is the chew.
Texture matters more to cats than most owners realise. A cat will reject a food on mouthfeel alone, having eaten something nutritionally identical the week before without complaint.
Feel is the variant built around that — chunks with a distinct texture that give her something to work at rather than swallow. The chewing itself is part of the appeal, and for an indoor cat with a fairly uneventful day it's a small piece of interest. Nutritionally it sits alongside Taste and Smell: complete adult food matched to the macronutrient profile cats naturally prefer, with mineral balance supporting urinary health. Rotate all three and most cats stay interested indefinitely.
Meat and animal derivatives, cereals, fish and fish derivatives, vegetable protein extracts, minerals, derivatives of vegetable origin, oils and fats, various sugars. Based on 85 g pouches. All three Sensory recipes feed the same amounts, so rotating between them needs no recalculation. Split across two or three meals. Fresh water, always.
| Your dog weighs | Activity | Per day | A 85 g pouch bag lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 kg | Mixed feeding | 24 g | about 3 days |
| 4 kg | Mixed feeding | 35 g | about 2 days |
| 5 kg | Mixed feeding | 44 g | about 1 days |
| 6 kg | Mixed feeding | 53 g | about 1 days |
| 3 kg | Wet only — 2 pouches | 170 g | — |
| 4 kg | Wet only — 2½ pouches | 212 g | — |
| 5 kg | Wet only — 3 pouches | 255 g | — |
| 6 kg | Wet only — 3½ pouches | 298 g | — |
Based on 85 g pouches. All three Sensory recipes feed the same amounts, so rotating between them needs no recalculation. Split across two or three meals. Fresh water, always.
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