Indoor Cats: Feeding and Keeping Them Healthy

Indoor cats live longer, safer lives — but four walls bring their own challenges, especially around weight and boredom. Feeding plays a big part in keeping them healthy.

Watch the waistline

Indoor cats burn fewer calories than outdoor adventurers, so portion control matters more. Use the body-condition check in our feeding guide and adjust before extra weight builds up.

Quality over quantity

A meat-rich, high-protein food keeps an indoor cat satisfied on sensible portions, rather than a cereal-heavy food that leaves them hungry. Protein also supports lean muscle in a less active cat.

Beat boredom at mealtimes

• Use puzzle feeders to make your cat “work” for food and stay stimulated.
• Split the daily ration into several small meals.
• Rotate flavours occasionally to keep interest — see fussy eaters.

Don’t forget hydration

Always keep fresh water available, particularly for cats on mostly dry food — more in wet vs dry.

Our recipes suit indoor adult cats beautifully. See the range or register your interest.