Wet Cat Food PERRO CATERING Goat 400g

CATering Goat – wet cat food 200 g

Goat is a niche protein with 11% lung content in the formula, providing a natural source of collagen and elastin. CATering Goat has the lowest calorie content among the meats in the CATering line (996 kcal/kg). It contains 97% meat, offal, and broth in a tasty mousse – nothing unnecessary, nothing cut corners.

CATering Goat fits current nutritional trends: it is low in carbohydrates (7.1% on a dry matter basis) and contains phosphorus coming exclusively from organic sources (0.76% on a dry matter basis).

Will CATering goat mousse be ideal for your cat?

Goat meat is rarely found in cat foods. The lowest calorie content among the meats in the line (996 kcal/kg) and low fat (5.2%) make this food especially suitable when controlling your pet's weight. The high lung content (11%) brings natural collagen and elastin, supporting joints and connective tissue. In the PERROland world, every purring pet will find its flavor – the CATering line also includes 11 other flavors.

Cat with food intolerance / allergy

One animal protein source in every flavor. Goat is a meat rarely used in commercial cat foods – there is a high probability your cat has not developed a reaction to it in previous diets.

Cat with sensitive kidneys

Only organic phosphorus, 0.16% as fed (0.76% on a dry matter basis) – safely below 1% on a dry matter basis – as in all CATering flavors.

Cat that drinks too little

A cat's water needs are largely covered by wet food. It's worth remembering that cats do not feel thirst as intensely as one might think – CATering Goat, with 79% moisture, provides steady hydration without any extra effort from the guardian.

Picky / neophobic cat

Mousse texture and an optimal fat level (~24.8% on a dry matter basis) act as carriers of smell and taste. For maximum palatability, serve the food at room temperature. Serving it straight from the fridge may reduce aroma intensity and flavor appeal. Goat has a mild aromatic profile – gentler than game, but more pronounced than poultry. It is a good option for a cat already familiar with common flavors.

Cat prone to diabetes or insulin resistance

Carbohydrates account for 7.1% on a dry matter basis – a low level, with no grains or fillers. This is important for helping stabilize glycemia without reducing portions.

Senior cat

Taurine at 2400 mg/kg supports the heart and vision – especially important in older cats. Organic phosphorus below 1% on a dry matter basis helps reduce kidney load. High moisture supports the urinary tract. The mousse is easier to eat for cats with dental issues. The 11% lung content is a natural source of collagen and elastin – support for joints, connective tissue, and overall condition in older pets.

Cat after neutering / overweight cat

Neutered cats have lower energy needs but a higher risk of excess weight. Low calorie content (996 kcal/kg – the lowest among the meats in the line), low fat level (5.2%), and a small amount of carbohydrates (7.1% on a dry matter basis) make weight control easier without reducing the portion size. Organic phosphorus below 1% on a dry matter basis – urological prevention.

Cat on a rotational diet

12 flavors, each with one animal protein source. Rotating different proteins reduces the risk of food intolerances and dietary monotony. Goat fits into rotation as a rarely used red meat – it adds a flavor profile that more common options cannot offer.

Why is CATering goat wet food a good choice?

Grain-free – low carbohydrate content
As an obligate carnivore, a cat has a limited ability to digest grains or starch. Its energy needs are covered by protein and fat, while the missing glucose is produced through gluconeogenesis. In CATering Goat, carbohydrate content is only 7.1% on a dry matter basis – no grains, no fillers, no compromises.

Phosphorus – only organic, below 1% on a dry matter basis
Excess phosphorus burdens the kidneys, which is why not only its amount but also its source matters. In CATering Goat, phosphorus comes only from meat and offal (organic source), and its level – 0.16% as fed and 0.76% on a dry matter basis – remains safely below 1% on a dry matter basis. No added inorganic phosphates*. The calcium-to-phosphorus ratio is 1.4:1 – within the range for a healthy adult cat.
* Inorganic phosphorus – added to many pet foods in the form of phosphates – burdens the kidneys and may lead to damage of renal tubules.

Taurine – healthy heart, vision, and nervous system
Cats produce taurine in insufficient amounts – its level in the body depends almost entirely on what they eat. Supplementation is 2400 mg/kg, above the FEDIAF minimum, because your pet's healthy heart, good vision, and proper nervous system function should not depend on chance.

One goat protein source – a niche meat in commercial cat foods
Each can of CATering Goat contains only one animal protein. Goat meat is rarely found in commercial cat foods – for many cats, it is a protein they have not previously been exposed to in their diet. It is a good choice when more common farm meats (beef, pork, lamb) have already been tried, and the cat is still looking for an aromatic red meat in its diet.

High lung content – connective tissue proteins
CATering Goat contains 11% lung – one of the highest levels of this offal in the line. Lung is a natural, dense source of connective tissue proteins (collagen and elastin), which bring a different class of amino acids than muscle meat alone – support for joints, tendons, and condition in adult and senior cats. Together with 6% liver content (vitamin A, B12, iron), they create a simple yet targeted offal profile.

Lowest calorie content among the meats in the line – 996 kcal/kg
CATering Goat has 996 kcal/kg and only 5.2% crude fat – the lowest values among the meats in the entire CATering line. This is a practical difference: at the same daily energy requirement, goat allows you to serve a larger portion of food, which can be important for cats with a strong appetite. On the other hand, it is an ideal option for overweight and neutered cats.

Psyllium – soluble fiber for digestion
Psyllium seed husk in the formula is not a random addition – it acts as soluble fiber that helps regulate bowel function, binds water, and supports proper stool consistency. Discreetly, but effectively.

79% moisture – daily hydration
Cats have poorly developed thirst sensation – their bodies evolved to get most of their water from food rather than from a bowl. CATering Goat has 79% moisture and very well covers daily water needs. It is everyday support for the urinary tract, without having to monitor whether your cat drinks from the bowl.

Tasty mousse – fat as an aroma carrier
Cats choose food primarily by smell – aroma is the first and most important filter, even before taste. The mousse texture and optimal fat level (~24.8% on a dry matter basis) carry an aroma your cat won't miss. Goat has a milder aroma than lamb or beef – a gentler tone that works well when introducing a new protein into the diet.

Cuisine for picky palates
The CATering line was created for pets that sniff, turn away from food, and wait. For cats with food neophobia, introduce the new flavor gradually: try PERROland broths when transitioning your cat to a new taste.

Composition
97% goat (68% muscle meat, 17% offal: 11% lung, 6% liver, 12% goat broth), 1% psyllium, 1% vitamins and minerals, 1% salmon oil.

Single animal protein source. Zero grains, zero fillers.

Divide the recommended amount of food into 4–5 meals per day. Please note that feeding recommendations may vary depending on the cat's age, condition, and temperament. Fresh, clean drinking water should always be available.

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

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