Wet Dog Food PERRO CATERING Pork 400g

CATering Pork – wet cat food

Delicate pork stands out for its high palatability and valuable nutritional profile, making it an excellent ingredient in wet food for cats that appreciate bold, meaty flavors. CATering Pork is 97% meat, offal, and broth in a tasty mousse – nothing unnecessary, nothing done halfway.

CATering Pork perfectly follows current nutritional trends – the food is characterized by a low carbohydrate level (6.8% on a dry matter basis) and phosphorus sourced exclusively from organic sources (0.73% on a dry matter basis).

Will CATering Pork mousse be ideal for your cat?

Pork is a reddish-pink meat. Its high caloric density (1081 kcal/kg) makes this food suitable for active cats, cats rebuilding condition, or those with a poor appetite. In PERROland, every purring pet can find a flavor they love – the CATering line also includes 11 other flavors.

Cat with food intolerance / allergy
A single source of animal protein in every flavor. Pork is a good choice when reactions are triggered by poultry or fish proteins and the cat digests red meat well.

Cat with sensitive kidneys
Phosphorus is exclusively organic, 0.16% as fed (0.73% on a dry matter basis) – safely below 1%, as in all flavors of the CATering line.

Cat that drinks too little
By choosing wet food, you support your cat's hydration almost automatically – CATering Pork covers most of the daily water requirement thanks to its 78% moisture content. This is a real benefit, since cats have a weak thirst drive and often do not drink enough on their own.

Fussy / neophobic cat
Mousse texture and an optimal fat level (~27.7% on a dry matter basis) act as carriers of aroma and flavor. For maximum palatability, serve the food at room temperature. Serving it straight from the fridge may reduce the intensity of the aroma and taste. Pork has a deep meaty scent – different from poultry or fish, so it is a good option when a cat is tired of lighter flavors.

Cat with a tendency toward diabetes or insulin resistance
Carbohydrates at 6.8% on a dry matter basis – low content, with no grains or fillers. Helpful in stabilizing glycemia without restricting food intake.

Senior cat
Taurine at 2400 mg/kg supports the heart and vision – especially important in older cats. Organic phosphorus below 1% reduces the burden on kidneys that work harder with age. High moisture supports the urinary system. The mousse is easier to eat for cats with dental problems. Natural vitamin A and B12 from the liver support vision and energy metabolism – important for older pets.

Cat after neutering
Neutering changes metabolism – neutered cats have lower energy needs and a higher risk of overweight. A low carbohydrate content (6.8% on a dry matter basis) and no fillers help control weight without starving your pet. Organic phosphorus below 1% is a recommended urinary preventive measure.

Cat on a rotational diet
12 flavors in the line, each with a single source of animal protein. Rotating different proteins reduces the risk of food intolerances and dietary monotony. Pork is a reddish-pink meat – it brings a profile distinct from poultry, fish, and game to the rotation.

Why is CATering Pork 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. It meets its energy needs with protein and fat, and produces the missing glucose itself through gluconeogenesis. In CATering Pork, 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 the amount but also the source matters. In CATering Pork, phosphorus comes exclusively from meat and offal, and its level – 0.16% as fed and 0.73% on a dry matter basis – remains safely below 1%. No added inorganic phosphates*. The calcium-to-phosphorus ratio of 1.4:1 is 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 produce insufficient amounts of taurine – 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 vision, and proper nervous system function cannot depend on chance.

A single pork protein source
Each can of CATering Pork contains animal protein exclusively from pork. This is important when diets based on chicken, turkey, or salmon have already been ruled out – pork comes from a completely different source group, and the combination of muscle meat with three types of offal provides a complete amino acid profile without mixing proteins.

Rich offal profile – liver, stomachs, lungs
CATering Pork contains 17% offal: 8% stomachs, 6% liver, and 3% lungs. Liver is a concentrated source of vitamin A, B12, and iron; stomachs provide easily digestible muscle protein; lungs provide connective tissue proteins (collagen and elastin). Together they create a rich micronutrient profile that muscle meat alone cannot provide.

High caloric density – 1081 kcal/kg
The energy value of 1081 kcal/kg makes CATering Pork a food with higher nutrient density than most flavors in the line. In practice, this means smaller portions for the same daily calorie requirement – ideal for active cats, cats rebuilding condition, or cats with a strong appetite, who need only a few bites to cover their daily needs.

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

78% moisture – daily hydration
Cats have a weak thirst drive – their bodies evolved to obtain most of their water from food rather than from the bowl. CATering Pork has 78% moisture, which covers the daily water requirement. Daily support for the urinary system, without having to monitor whether your cat drinks from the bowl.

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 (~27.7% on a dry matter basis) carry an aroma your cat won't miss. Pork smells different from poultry or fish – a deeper meaty note that can attract a cat turning its nose up at standard flavors.

Cuisine for picky palates
In PERROland, we don't pretend cats are easy – we know they aren't. The CATering line was created for pets that sniff, turn away, and wait. For cats with food neophobia, introduce a new flavor gradually: try PERROland broths as a transition flavor between the old and the new.

Composition
97% pork (68% muscle meat, 17% offal (8% stomachs, 6% liver, 3% lungs), 12% pork 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. Remember that feeding recommendations may vary depending on the cat's age, condition, and temperament. The cat should always have access to fresh, clean drinking water.

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

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