Fresh Turkey Cat Food

Turkey's a great choice for cats, especially if you're after something lean and packed with protein. But not all turkey cat food is created equal. Some recipes contain surprisingly little turkey once you look past the front of the pack.

Our grain-free turkey cat food is made with fresh, human-quality meat, gently cooked at 90°C in our Suffolk kitchen. No grains, no sugar, no fillers. Just the good stuff.

Turkey liver is also a source of taurine, an essential nutrient cats need for healthy hearts, eyesight and more. Cats can't make enough taurine themselves, so getting it from their diet is essential.

It's one of the reasons we put so much thought into every recipe. 100% meat, the nutrients cats need to thrive and zero nasties bulking out the bowl.

Meet Gobble, our fresh turkey recipe, made for cats who love a proper meaty meal.

It's packed with turkey thigh and liver, which make up roughly two-thirds of the recipe. The rest is made with chicken thigh, gizzards and fat, plus the essential nutrients your cat needs.

We gently cook Gobble at 90°C, then flash-freeze it to keep it fresh. All you need to do is defrost a portion in the fridge and serve.

Here's what's in every 100g:

• 115 calories

• 18.1% protein

• 4.2% fat

That makes Gobble one of the leaner recipes in our range, without skimping on protein.

And because every cat is different, we tailor their portions to their age, weight and activity level. Tell us a bit about your cat, and we'll work out how much they need. Then we deliver their meals frozen, straight to your door.

No measuring out kibble or wondering if you're feeding too much or too little. Just proper food, portioned for your cat.

Not all turkey cat food contains as much meat as you'd think.

Before you buy, have a look at the ingredients list. Is real turkey one of the main ingredients? Are the cuts and organs actually named? Or is the turkey buried beneath a long list of grains, starches and vague meat ingredients.

You'll also see words like ‘natural’ and ‘free-range’ on plenty of pet food packaging. They can tell you something about a product, but they don't tell you how much meat is in the recipe or whether it provides complete nutrition.

The ingredients list is a much better place to start.

Some cat parents prefer making turkey cat food at home, so they know exactly what's going into the bowl. But cats have very specific nutritional needs, and getting the balance of taurine, vitamins and minerals right is trickier than it sounds.

That's why our recipes are formulated by vets. You get the real-meat ingredients you're looking for, with the nutritional calculations already taken care of.

If you're after a different flavour, check out our wider range of cat food.

Turkey cat food comes in all sorts of forms. Tins, pouches, kibble and, of course, fresh.

But the word ‘turkey’ on the front doesn't always tell you much about what's actually inside.

Wet turkey cat food usually comes as a pâté, chunks or shreds in gravy. It contains plenty of moisture, but the amount and quality of meat can vary a lot between brands. Most shelf-stable wet foods are also cooked at high temperatures to keep them safe in the tin or pouch.

Dry turkey cat food is convenient, but kibble needs starch to hold its shape during manufacturing. It also contains much less moisture than fresh or wet food, so cats need to get more of their water from drinking.

Fresh turkey cat food takes a different approach. We use real cuts of meat, cook them gently and freeze them to keep them fresh.

No grains or unnecessary fillers. Just proper meat, moisture and the nutrients your cat needs.

And because it arrives frozen, you can keep a supply ready for whenever your cat decides it's dinner time. Which, as any cat parent knows, is usually about half an hour before their actual dinner time.