Kitten Chicken & Lamb
Dry Cat Food
A super-premium, limited ingredient recipe for kittens, with natural taurine, salmon oil DHA for brain development, and the energy a growing cat burns through in a day.
Everything is being built at once
A kitten is developing muscle, bone, vision and a brain all at the same time, and doing it on a very small stomach. This super-premium, limited ingredient recipe concentrates quality nutrition into every mouthful, with the taurine and DHA that early development depends on.
Six things a growing kitten needs
Energy for all-day play
Chicken provides energy for constant play, supports tissue repair, and is a natural source of taurine, an amino acid critical to kittens.
Muscle built properly
Lamb adds delicious flavour and texture while providing essential amino acids crucial to developing and maintaining strong, healthy muscle.
Brain and vision development
DHA, a crucial fatty acid found in a mother cat's milk, is supplemented through salmon oil to support cognitive function during early development.
Skin and coat nourishment
Omega-6 from chicken and Omega-3 from fish oils nourish the skin, regulating oil production and improving hydration, while encapsulated fatty acids help reduce stool odour.
Gentle, digestible energy
A low carbohydrate formulation using only rice, one high-quality, highly digestible grain, provides all-day energy for a small digestive system.
Growth backed by micronutrients
Balanced vitamins and minerals support bone development, immune strength and overall condition.
A short list, on purpose
Specifications at a glance
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Life stage | Kittens |
| Suitable for | All breeds |
| Food form | Dry kibble |
| Key addition | Salmon oil DHA |
| Pack size | 2kg |
| Storage | Cool, dry place, sealed |
Take it slowly, over about ten days
Everything else worth knowing
Why does a kitten need DHA?
DHA is a fatty acid naturally present in a mother cat's milk and is important to cognitive development. Salmon oil is included here to continue supplying it after weaning.
When should I move to adult food?
Most cats are ready to transition to an adult recipe at around twelve months. Your vet can confirm the right timing for your kitten.
Can adult cats eat this?
It is formulated for the higher energy and nutrient needs of kittens. Adult cats are better served by the Karoo adult cat recipe.
Is taurine included?
Yes. Chicken in this recipe is a natural source of taurine, an amino acid critical to cats at every life stage.
How do I switch my kitten across?
Gradually, over about ten days as shown above, so a small and still-developing digestive system has time to adjust.
A strong start,
for a very curious cat
Super-premium, limited ingredient nutrition with natural taurine and salmon oil DHA, formulated to support growth, brain development and boundless kitten energy.