Wet Cat Food PERRO CATERING Cat Food Rabbit 185g

CATering Rabbit – wet cat food 400 g

Rabbit is a highly digestible meat with a low allergenic potential – one of the most commonly recommended animal proteins in nutrition for sensitive cats. CATering Rabbit is 97% meat, offal, and broth in a tasty mousse – nothing unnecessary, nothing cut corners.

CATering Rabbit fits perfectly into current nutritional trends – it is characterized by a low carbohydrate content (6.8% on a dry matter basis) and phosphorus coming exclusively from organic sources (0.73% on a dry matter basis). Perfect, safe.

Will CATering Rabbit mousse be ideal for your cat?

Rabbit is a meat with low allergenic potential – one of the most frequently used proteins in elimination diets carried out by veterinarians. CATering Rabbit is a highly digestible food with four types of offal (lungs, liver, hearts, stomachs). In the land of PERROland, every purring pet will find its flavor – the CATering line offers as many as 11 other flavors.

Cat with food intolerance / allergy sufferer

A single source of animal protein in each flavor. Rabbit is a meat with low allergenic potential – one of the most commonly recommended animal proteins in elimination diets for cats with recurring food reactions. Gentle meat for a sensitive digestive tract.

Cat with sensitive kidneys

Phosphorus is exclusively organic, 0.16% on an as-fed basis (0.73% on a dry matter basis) – safely below 1% on a dry matter basis – just like in all CATering flavors.

Cat that drinks too little

Cats have a weak sense of thirst. CATering Rabbit has a moisture content of 78%. For maximum palatability, serve the food at room temperature. Serving it directly from the refrigerator may reduce the intensity of the aroma and taste. It is worth choosing a feeding model that supports proper hydration.

Picky / neophobic cat

A mousse texture, an optimal fat level (~29% on a dry matter basis) as a carrier of aroma and taste, and serving temperature as the key to palatability. Rabbit offers an aroma and flavor that a household cat often responds to instinctively, even if it turns up its nose at other meats.

Cat with a predisposition to diabetes or insulin resistance

Carbohydrates 6.8% on a dry matter basis – low content, no grains and no fillers. Helps stabilize glycemia without restricting food intake.

Senior cat

Taurine at 2400 mg/kg supports the heart and vision – especially important for older cats. Organic phosphorus below 1% on a dry matter basis helps ease 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. Rabbit meat is highly digestible, and the heart in the recipe adds an extra natural dose of taurine and coenzyme Q10 – support for the heart and energy metabolism.

Cat after neutering

Neutering changes metabolism – neutered cats have lower calorie requirements and a higher risk of overweight. Low carbohydrate content (6.8% on a dry matter basis) and no fillers help control weight without starving your pet. Organic phosphorus below 1% on a dry matter basis – urinary tract preventive support, as neutered cats are more prone to urinary issues.

Cat on a rotational diet

12 flavors, each with a single source of animal protein. Rotating different proteins reduces the risk of food intolerances and dietary monotony. Rabbit fits into rotation as a highly digestible meat with low allergenic potential – a good option for cats sensitive to more intense flavors.

Composition

97% rabbit (68% muscle meat, 17% offal (7% lungs, 6% liver, 2% hearts, 2% stomachs), 12% rabbit broth), 1% psyllium, 1% vitamins and minerals, 1% salmon oil.

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

Why is CATering rabbit wet food a good choice?

Grain-free – low carbohydrate content

A cat is an obligate carnivore – its body has a reduced ability to digest grains or starch. Its energy needs are met by protein and fat, while the missing glucose is produced through gluconeogenesis. In CATering Rabbit, carbohydrates account for only 6.8% 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 its amount but also its source matters. In CATering Rabbit, phosphorus comes exclusively from meat and offal, and its level – 0.16% on an as-fed basis and 0.73% on a dry matter basis – stays within a safe range. No added inorganic phosphates. The calcium-to-phosphorus ratio is 1.4:1 – within the norm for a healthy adult cat.

Taurine – supplementation plus a natural source from the heart

Cats produce taurine in insufficient amounts – its level in the body depends almost entirely on what they eat. We supplement 2400 mg/kg – above the FEDIAF minimum. What is more, in CATering Rabbit taurine also comes from the recipe itself – the heart in the offal (2%) is one of the richest natural sources of this amino acid, provided in a natural, highly digestible form.

A single rabbit protein source – meat with low allergenic potential

Each can of CATering Rabbit contains only one type of animal protein. Rabbit meat has a well-established place in feline nutrition as an animal protein with low allergenic potential – hence its frequent presence in elimination diets. Highly digestible and mild in profile, it works well for cats with sensitive digestive tracts or recurring food reactions.

Four types of offal – the richest micronutrient profile in the line

CATering Rabbit combines muscle meat with four types of offal: 7% lungs, 6% liver, 2% hearts and 2% stomachs – the richest offal profile in the entire CATering line. Liver contributes vitamin A, B12 and iron, heart provides natural taurine and coenzyme Q10, stomachs deliver easily digestible muscle protein, and lungs provide connective tissue proteins. Four types of offal in one recipe offer a rich nutritional contribution that meat alone cannot provide.

78% moisture – daily hydration

Cats have a weak thirst drive – in nature they mainly hydrate through hunted prey. CATering Rabbit has 78% moisture, helping meet daily water needs. It is everyday support for the urinary system, without having to monitor whether your cat drinks from the bowl.

Psyllium – soluble fiber for digestion

Psyllium in the recipe is not a random addition – it acts as soluble fiber that regulates bowel function, binds water, and helps maintain proper stool consistency. Discreetly, yet effectively.

Tasty 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 a cat will not miss. Rabbit meat has a mild yet distinct aromatic profile.

A flavor for picky feline palates

The CATering line was created for pets that sniff, turn away, and wait. For cats with food neophobia, introduce the new flavor gradually: try PERROland broths as a gentle transition between the old and the new.