Human-grade kitten food. Real benefits.
Our top priority is the health of our kittens, but we love an added benefit for mum and dad too. The biggest one? A much less smelly litter box for a start. It tells you how good the food is for them!
Kittens
Fresh kitten food, gently cooked.
CatChi is complete and balanced for kittens with 95%+ fresh meat. Give them their best start.
Give them their best start.
"As a vet with 27 years experience, I've often been frustrated by the lack of high-quality, single protein diet options for kittens. CatChi has changed that, a food made with real, fresh Australian meat and carefully balanced for cats of all ages and life stages."Dr Lisa Bennett — Membership Qualified Feline Vet
100 calories per meal.
So you know they're getting what they need. High protein. Real meat. No fillers. Balanced for kittens.
Kitten feeding guide
How much should I feed my kitten?
Every kitten is different. Use our guide as a starting point, then adjust based on your kitten's weight and energy.
How to monitor your kitten's weight.
Feel their ribs
They should feel kind of like pencils under a blanket.
Check their waist
From above, you should see an indent behind the ribs. From the side, a slight tummy tuck upwards.
Touch their belly
If their belly sags, touch it. A loose flap when walking is normal. If it's firm and sagging, adjust their portions.
Complete and balanced kitten food. No fillers.
95%+ real meat. Complete and balanced for all life stages, including kittens. So there's no need to switch when they grow up either.
Common questions
Kitten food questions, answered.
Kittens need food that is a high quality protein (fresh meat), good fats and with healthy levels of omega oils, calcium and taurine for their growth and development. CatChi is one of the highest protein foods, includes real whole ingredients and is everything your kitten needs. See our recipes for detailed information.
Typically a kitten's rate of growth starts to slow at 9 months before they become an official adult at 12 months. Review our feeding guides to find out how much you should be serving your loved one.
We don't recommend kibble as a good option for kittens, it is high in carbohydrates and low in moisture. Kittens need protein, fat and water for their growth and development.
Kittens have smaller stomachs than adult cats, so their size and age will determine some of this. Once they've finished their weaning (8 weeks) you'll typically be feeding them 3 times per day.
This depends on a few factors, mainly their age, size, activity levels and expected weight as an adult cat. Kittens need a proportionally larger number of calories than an adult cat of the same size. See our feeding guides for detailed information.
No, our food is perfectly balanced for all life stages.