Halal Dry Cat Food UK: Chicken or Tuna, and What to Compare
Dry food is the easiest way to feed a halal diet every day: it keeps well, it is easy to portion and it is usually better value than wet food. These are the points to compare.
Chicken or tuna?
| Chicken | Tuna | |
|---|---|---|
| Main protein | Poultry meal (35%) | Fish meal (30%) and tuna meal (10%) |
| Protein level | 35% | 35% |
| Contains fish | Yes, a small amount of digested fish protein | Yes, as the main protein |
| Grain, wheat and soya | Free from all three | Free from all three |
| Pack | 1.8kg (2 × 900g bags) | 1.8kg (2 × 900g bags) |
If your cat is sensitive to fish, check the full ingredient lists on the chicken and tuna pages before choosing, because both recipes contain some fish.
What to compare in any halal dry food
- Certification: a named certifier. See the 10-point label checklist.
- First ingredient: a named meat or fish.
- Protein: see why 35% matters.
- Fillers: see grain-free cat food.
- Cost per day: not just the price of the bag. See how much cat food costs.
Switching
Change foods slowly over 7 to 10 days. Our switching guide explains how. The recipes are suitable for cats from 4 months.
Prices are provisional until launch. See the range or register your interest.
