Quality Canned Food For Cats

We feed and recommend a raw diet for Bengal cats. If your Bengal cat struggles to absorb the nutrients from food, it can affect behavior. Research study after research study shows that all animals are healthier on their natural diet.

Some people are not comfortable feeding raw. We have put this page together to offer the best canned or wet cat foods. We absolutely cannot and will not recommend a dry food diet. The following foods are recommended because they fit the AAFCO nutrient profiles and do not contain meat by-product meals, carrageenan, grains, or fish beyond fish oil. While we offer this information with the best intention, we do not offer any guarantees or assume any liability for its accuracy. Foods are organized alphabetically. Recommending a brand does not mean that everything within that brand is recommended, just the linked foods. We suggest that you feed a variety of proteins and brands, so your cat does not become picky. Feeding various foods means your cat is less likely to be affected by a recall.

While it does not quite meet our list criteria, we use Fancy Feast Chicken Pate as a treat to hide medications as needed. Cats love Fancy Feast, and it masks medications well. The non-fish Pate varieties of Fancy Feast are not bad; they don’t make the list because it is unclear what their meat by-product meal is made of or sourced from.

Dave’s Cat’s Meow
Pros: All varieties are under 5% carbohydrates; BPS free; Manufactured in USA and Canada
Cons: Some varieties are high in fat; some varieties include fruits and vegetables

Dave’s Naturally Healthy
Pros: Pates are under 5% carbohydrates; BPS free; Manufactured in USA and Canada; available in 12.5 ounce cans
Cons: Some varieties include fruits and vegetables; the gravy version is over 10% carbohydrate

Grandma Mae’s Country Naturals
Pros: The varieties we recommend have 0% carbohydrates; Ingredients are from USA and Canada
Cons: Pea Protein, Tapioca starch, not all varieties are equally good

I And Love And You
Pros: BPA and GMO-free; ingredients sourced in USA and Canada and premium proteins sourced from New Zealand, Australia, and Brazil
Cons: Calcium and phosphorous levels in the chicken and rabbit varieties are at the high end of the normal range.

Identity 95%
Pros: GMO-free meat sourced from Canadian and New Zealand farms.
Cons: The carbohydrate percentage can go up to 10% in some varieties.

Rawz
Pros: BPA and Gum-free
Cons: Includes Dandelion greens, Fenugreek seeds, and vegetable broth

Tiki Cat After Dark
Pros: BPA-Free; often available at local pet stores; ingredients sourced from New Zealand.
Cons: Supply chain combined with popularity has caused shortages; some varieties are higher than 10% carbohydrate.