Wet Cat Food PERRO CATERING Chicken 185g

CATering Chicken – complete wet food for cats

Chicken is a classic flavor in cat food – in the CATering version, served in a premium profile as 97% meat, offal, and broth in a delicious mousse. It is the most universal starting point in the entire line. CATering Chicken is a complete food in the form of a tasty mousse, with an optimal fat level, the right ratio of offal to muscle meat, and a taste that no cat can resist.

CATering Chicken fits perfectly with current nutritional trends – the food is characterized by a low carbohydrate content (5.7% on a dry matter basis) and phosphorus derived exclusively from organic sources (0.76% on a dry matter basis). Perfectly, safely. Will CATering Chicken mousse be the perfect choice for your cat?

Who is it for?

1. Cats with food intolerances / allergies
One animal protein source in every flavor. Chicken is a common ingredient in pet food, but in CATering Chicken it is served as 97% meat, offal, and broth, with no fillers. This can help when diagnosing food intolerances – it allows you to determine precisely whether the cat reacts to chicken itself or to other ingredients commonly found in commercial foods.

2. Cats with sensitive kidneys
Phosphorus is exclusively organic, 0.16% on a wet matter basis (0.76% on a dry matter basis) – safely below 1%, just like in all CATering flavors.

3. Cats that drink too little
By feeding wet food, you cover a significant part of your cat's daily water needs – important because cats have a poorly developed thirst reflex and rarely drink as much as they should. CATering Chicken has 79% moisture, which covers almost the entire daily water requirement.

4. Picky / neophobic cats
Mousse texture, optimal fat level (~29% on a dry matter basis) as a carrier of aroma and flavor. For maximum palatability, serve the food at room temperature. Serving it directly from the refrigerator may reduce the intensity of the aroma and taste appeal. Chicken has a familiar, classic poultry aroma – often chosen by cats that have previously eaten poultry-based commercial foods and need a familiar scent in a new meal.

5. Cats predisposed to diabetes or insulin resistance
The carbohydrate content of the food is 5.7% on a dry matter basis – a desirable low level, with no grains and no fillers. Helpful in stabilizing glycemia without limiting food intake.

6. Senior cats
Taurine at 2400 mg/kg supports the heart and eyesight – especially important in older cats. Organic phosphorus below 1% on a dry matter basis helps reduce the burden on kidneys, which work harder with age. High moisture supports the urinary system. The mousse is easier to eat for cats with dental issues. Natural vitamin A and B12 from liver support vision and energy metabolism – important for older pets.

7. Neutered cats
Neutering changes metabolism – neutered cats have lower calorie requirements and a higher risk of overweight. The low carbohydrate content (5.7% on a dry matter basis) and absence of fillers help control weight. Organic phosphorus below 1% on a dry matter basis provides effective urinary support, as neutered cats are more prone to urinary tract issues.

8. Cats on a rotational diet
12 flavors in the line, each with one animal protein source. Rotating proteins reduces the risk of food intolerances and diversifies the diet. Chicken is a classic rotation base – a reference flavor to return to between more niche options (rabbit, goat, pheasant, deer).

Why is CATering Chicken wet food a good choice?

Grain-free – low carbohydrate content
Cats are obligate carnivores – their bodies have limited ability to digest grains or starch. They meet their energy needs through protein and fat, and produce the missing glucose themselves via gluconeogenesis. In CATering Chicken, carbohydrates account for only 5.7% on a dry matter basis – no grains, no fillers, no compromises.

Phosphorus – exclusively organic, below 1% on a dry matter basis
Excess phosphorus burdens the kidneys, so not only the amount but also the source matters. In CATering Chicken, phosphorus comes exclusively from meat and offal (organic phosphorus), and its level – 0.16% on a wet matter basis and 0.76% on a dry matter basis – safely stays below 1%. No added inorganic phosphates*. Calcium-to-phosphorus ratio 1.4:1 – within the norm for a healthy adult cat.
* Inorganic phosphorus – added to many foods in the form of phosphates – burdens the kidneys and may lead to damage of the renal tubules.

Taurine – healthy heart, vision, and nervous system
Cats do not produce enough taurine on their own – its level in the body depends almost entirely on what they eat. We supplement 2400 mg/kg – above the FEDIAF minimum, because your pet's healthy heart, good eyesight, and proper nervous system function cannot be left to chance.

A single chicken protein source – classic flavor in pure form
Each can of CATering Chicken contains only one animal protein. This is especially important in an elimination diet – a single protein source allows you to precisely control your cat's diet and target allergens effectively.

Poultry classic – a universal starting point in the line
Chicken is the most recognizable flavor in cat food – that is why CATering Chicken was designed as a universal starting point in the line. Low BEW (5.7% on a dry matter basis), two types of offal (gizzards, liver), caloric value 1041 kcal/kg – a mousse that is easy to introduce both to a cat starting its adventure with premium wet food and to an owner looking for a familiar flavor with an impeccable composition.

Psyllium husk – soluble fiber for digestion
Psyllium husk in the composition is not a random addition – it works as soluble fiber that regulates intestinal function, binds water, and helps maintain proper stool consistency. Discreetly, but effectively.

79% moisture – daily hydration
Cats have a poorly developed thirst reflex – their bodies evolved to get most of their water from food rather than from the bowl. CATering Chicken has 79% moisture, so it covers the daily water requirement. It provides everyday support for the urinary system, without having to monitor whether your cat drinks from the bowl.

Delicious mousse – fat as a carrier of aroma
Cats choose food primarily by smell – aroma is the first and most important filter, even before taste. The mousse texture and optimal fat level (~29% on a dry matter basis) carry an aroma that no cat will miss. Chicken has a familiar, classic poultry scent – it is best served at room temperature, which enhances palatability. Food straight from the refrigerator, even with a perfect composition, may be ignored by the cat.

Kitchen for picky palates
The CATering line was created for pets that sniff, turn away from the bowl, and wait. For cats with food neophobia, introduce the new flavor gradually: try PERROland broths as a common denominator between the “old” and the “new”.

Composition

97% chicken (68% muscle meat, 17% offal (11% gizzards, 6% liver), 12% chicken broth), 1% psyllium husk, 1% vitamins and minerals, 1% salmon oil.

A single source of animal protein. Zero grains, zero fillers.

Divide the recommended amount of food into 4–5 meals per day. Keep in mind that feeding recommendations may vary depending on the cat's age, condition, and temperament. Always provide access to fresh, clean drinking water.

Store in a dry, cool place away from sunlight. After opening, refrigerate and use within 48 hours.

Serve at room temperature – warmth releases the food's aroma, attracting the cat to the bowl. Food straight from the refrigerator, despite its perfect composition, may be ignored by the cat.