Functional grain-free dry food

Grain-free dry food for cats:
Kit Cat No Grain

Four functional recipes designed to support their needs through daily nutrition

Kit Cat No Grain is a range of complete dry food for cats made with different sources of animal protein and no added grains, corn, wheat or soy.

Each recipe has been developed with a specific nutritional function: helping to control hairballs, caring for the skin and coat, supporting urinary wellbeing or accompanying the growth of kittens.

The formulas contain taurine, prebiotics, vitamins, minerals and omega 3 and 6 fatty acids to provide complete, balanced nutrition adapted to the cat’s carnivorous nature.

Its small kibble makes chewing easier, while the 1 kg format helps preserve freshness and makes it easy to combine different recipes throughout the month.

Grain-free Functional recipes Small kibble With prebiotics and taurine Complete food

No Grain: functional nutrition for cats

Kit Cat No Grain goes beyond simply removing grains from the recipe.

Each variety combines animal-based proteins with selected functional ingredients designed to support common feline needs at every stage of life.

The functional benefits of the range are supported by elements such as:

Fibre for hairball control
Salmon oil and flaxseed for skin and coat
Prebiotics for intestinal balance
Taurine for essential body functions
Vitamins and minerals to complete daily nutrition

In this way, the dry food does more than nourish: it also supports specific needs through the daily diet.

Why choose Kit Cat No Grain?

Four recipes with a specific function +

Each variety is formulated with a different nutritional objective.

This makes it possible to choose the dry food according to the cat’s age, lifestyle and needs, without compromising complete nutrition.

Animal-based proteins +

The recipes combine protein sources such as chicken, turkey, duck, tuna and salmon.

These proteins provide the amino acids needed to maintain muscle mass, tissues and an appropriate body condition.

No grains, corn, wheat or soy +

The entire range is made without added grains.

The recipes use potato and peas as sources of carbohydrates and energy within a formulation adapted to the nutritional needs of cats.

With prebiotics for intestinal balance +

Chicory provides FOS and inulin, prebiotic fibres that serve as food for beneficial gut bacteria.

The formula also contains MOS and beta-glucans, which complement digestive care and help maintain the balance of the intestinal microbiota.

With added taurine +

Taurine is an essential nutrient for cats, as their bodies do not produce all the taurine they need on their own.

It plays a role in functions related to vision, the heart and the general functioning of the body.

With omega 3 and 6 +

Flaxseed, salmon oil and fish sources provide omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.

These nutrients contribute to maintaining healthy skin and a soft, shiny and well-cared-for coat.

Small, easy-to-eat kibble +

The small kibble size makes chewing easier and is suitable for cats of different sizes.

It is also suitable for cats that prefer smaller bites or are less comfortable with large kibble.

1 kg format to preserve freshness +

The 1 kg format makes it possible to use the product more quickly once opened and helps preserve its aroma, texture and palatability.

It also makes it easier to combine different recipes throughout the month without leaving large bags open for long periods.

Four No Grain recipes for different needs

Chicken and Salmon: hairball control

The Chicken and Salmon recipe combines animal protein with beet pulp and lignocellulose, two fibre sources that help support the passage of ingested hair through the digestive system.

Flaxseed and salmon oil provide omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, while prebiotics help maintain intestinal balance.

Ideal for:
  • Cats that groom themselves frequently.
  • Medium- or long-haired cats.
  • Cats prone to hairballs.
  • Households looking to incorporate digestive care into the daily diet.

Tuna and Salmon: skin and coat care

The combination of tuna, salmon, flaxseed and salmon oil provides animal proteins and essential fatty acids.

Omega 3 and 6, together with vitamins and minerals such as zinc, contribute to maintaining the skin and help keep the coat shiny and well cared for.

Ideal for:
  • Cats with a dull coat.
  • Long-haired cats.
  • Shedding periods.
  • Cats that need nutritional support for their skin and coat.

Chicken and Turkey: urinary well-being support

The recipe combines chicken, turkey and duck in a complete formulation that can be incorporated into the daily diet of adult cats.

It is developed to support urinary well-being as part of a balanced diet and should always be offered with fresh, clean water.

Ideal for:
  • Adult cats.
  • Neutered cats.
  • Households looking for a recipe focused on urinary care.
  • Cats that need complete everyday nutrition.

Kitten Recipe: nutrition for kittens

The Kitten recipe combines chicken, duck and turkey with fats, vitamins, minerals, taurine and prebiotics.

It is formulated to meet the nutritional needs of kittens during a stage of growth, muscle development and high energy demand.

Ideal for:
  • Growing kittens.
  • Households looking for a grain-free recipe from the first months of life.
  • Kittens that need small, easy-to-eat kibble.
  • Stages of muscle and bone development.

Functional ingredients that complete each recipe

Dehydrated animal proteins

Dehydrated chicken, turkey, duck, tuna and salmon provide concentrated animal-based protein.

Unlike fresh meat, which contains a high proportion of water and loses some of its weight during the production of dry food, dehydrated protein is added with the moisture already reduced. This helps maintain a more concentrated and consistent protein contribution in the final product.

This does not mean that fresh meat is lower quality, but rather that a high percentage of fresh meat does not necessarily equal the same percentage of protein once the food has been produced. For this reason, in dry food, dehydrated proteins make it easier to assess the actual amount of animal matter present in the recipe.

Each Kit Cat No Grain variety combines different animal protein sources to provide essential amino acids, support the maintenance of muscle mass and offer a flavour profile suited to cats.

Hydrolysed chicken

Hydrolysis breaks proteins down into smaller fragments.

This makes them easier to digest and helps improve the palatability of the dry food.

Chicory, FOS and inulin

Chicory is a natural source of FOS and inulin.

These prebiotic fibres nourish certain beneficial gut bacteria and help maintain a balanced microbiota.

MOS and beta-glucans

MOS complement the care of the intestinal microbiota.

Beta-glucans form part of the functional ingredients intended to support the cat’s overall well-being.

Beet pulp and lignocellulose

These fibre sources help maintain regular intestinal transit and appropriate stool consistency.

In the Chicken and Salmon recipe, they also play a role in hairball control.

Salmon oil and flaxseed

They provide fats and omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids associated with maintaining the skin and coat.

Vitamins and minerals

The recipes include vitamins A, D3 and E, as well as zinc, iron, copper, manganese, iodine and selenium.

These micronutrients complete the cat’s daily nutritional needs as part of a balanced diet.

Benefits of Kit Cat No Grain for daily well-being

Digestion and intestinal balance

The combination of selected proteins, hydrolysed chicken, chicory, FOS, inulin, MOS and fibre helps support healthy digestion and the balance of the intestinal microbiota.

Maintenance of muscle mass

Animal-based proteins provide essential amino acids to help maintain muscles and an appropriate body condition.

Healthy skin and well-cared-for coat

Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, together with vitamins and minerals, contribute to maintaining the skin and coat.

Energy for daily activity

The fats and energy sources in the formula provide the energy needed to support the cat’s normal daily activity.

Complete nutrition

Each recipe is formulated as a complete food, so it can form the basis of the daily diet when the recommended portion is followed.

Is it suitable for neutered cats?

Kit Cat No Grain recipes can form part of the regular diet of a neutered cat.

After neutering, many cats reduce their activity levels and may need more precise control of their daily food intake. For this reason, the portion should be adjusted according to:

Their weight
Their body condition
Their activity level
Their age
Other foods and treats they receive

The fact that the recipe contains no grains does not eliminate the need to control the portion.

How to introduce Kit Cat No Grain into their diet

Make a gradual transition over seven days

To help digestive adaptation, mix the previous dry food with Kit Cat No Grain:

Days 1 and 2 25% Kit Cat No Grain and 75% of the previous dry food.
Days 3 and 4 50% of each dry food.
Days 5 and 6 75% Kit Cat No Grain and 25% of the previous dry food.
From day 7 100% Kit Cat No Grain.

Adjust the daily portion

Use the feeding guide on the packaging as a reference and adjust the amount according to the cat’s weight, age, activity and body condition.

Always keep fresh water available

Dry food should always be offered with clean, fresh water.

Wet food can also be used to complement fluid intake.

Store the product correctly

Keep the packaging tightly closed and store it in a cool, dry place protected from direct light.

Do not mix new dry food with old leftovers in a container without cleaning it first.

Can several No Grain recipes be combined?

Yes. The 1 kg format makes it possible to alternate between different varieties throughout the month.

Recipes can be combined to provide flavour variety, as long as the change is made gradually when the cat has a sensitive digestive system.

It is also possible to keep one main recipe and occasionally use another to add variety to the diet.

The total daily amount should always respect the cat’s energy needs, even when different flavours are combined.

Frequently asked questions about Kit Cat No Grain

Is Kit Cat No Grain a complete food?

Yes. All four recipes are formulated as complete and balanced foods.

They can be used as the main diet by following the appropriate portion according to the cat’s weight, age and activity level.

What does functional dry food mean?

It means that each recipe includes selected ingredients designed to support a specific need, in addition to covering daily nutritional requirements.

The range includes recipes focused on hairball control, skin and coat care, urinary well-being and kitten growth.

Does it contain grains?

No. The recipes are made without added grains, corn, wheat or soy.

They use potato and peas as sources of carbohydrates and energy.

Is it suitable for neutered cats?

Yes, it can form part of their daily diet.

The amount should be adjusted to their body condition and activity level to avoid an energy intake higher than necessary.

Why does it include several animal proteins?

Combining different proteins provides essential amino acids and broadens the flavour profile of the recipe.

Depending on the variety, it may include chicken, turkey, duck, tuna or salmon.

Is dehydrated protein better than fresh meat?

It is not necessarily better, but it does offer a clear advantage in dry food.

Fresh meat contains a lot of water and loses part of its weight during production. Dehydrated protein is already added with reduced moisture, so it provides a more concentrated protein contribution and makes it easier to assess the actual amount of animal matter present in the final product.

Is the kibble large?

No. The range uses small kibble designed to suit cats of different sizes and make chewing easier.

Why is the pack 1 kg?

The format allows the dry food to be used more quickly after opening, helping preserve its freshness, aroma and texture.

It also makes it easier to alternate different recipes throughout the month.

Does it contain taurine?

Yes. All recipes contain added taurine, an essential nutrient for vision, the heart and the general functioning of the cat’s body.

Does it contain prebiotics?

Yes. It contains chicory as a source of FOS and inulin, as well as MOS.

These ingredients help maintain the balance of the intestinal microbiota.

Does it help control hairballs?

The Chicken and Salmon variety includes a combination of fibres, such as beet pulp and lignocellulose, designed to support the passage of ingested hair.

Which variety is suitable for skin and coat?

The Tuna and Salmon recipe combines fish, salmon oil and flaxseed, sources of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids that contribute to maintaining the skin and coat.

Which recipe should I choose for a kitten?

Kitten Recipe is specifically formulated for the growth stage and features small kibble adapted to a kitten’s size.

Can I change flavours?

Yes. A gradual transition is recommended, especially if the cat tends to be sensitive to changes in diet.

Can it be combined with wet food?

Yes. It can form part of a mixed diet with complete wet food.

In this case, the amounts should be adjusted so as not to exceed daily energy requirements.

Kit Cat No Grain: four recipes, four functions

Kit Cat No Grain combines animal proteins, functional ingredients and a grain-free formulation to offer complete nutrition adapted to different needs.

A range of four recipes with small kibble, prebiotics, taurine, omega 3 and 6, presented in a 1 kg format that helps preserve freshness and makes it possible to introduce variety into the diet.

Chicken and Salmon for hairballs Tuna and Salmon for skin and coat Chicken and Turkey for urinary well-being Kitten for growth
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