Weight Management Cat Food

Our weight management cat food range focuses on lean, high-protein recipes that reflect the way cats are built to eat. Because cats are obligate carnivores, they thrive on animal protein and don't need the high carbohydrate content found in many weight-loss kibbles, which can sometimes work against their natural metabolism.

A raw, meat-based diet supports steady energy levels, healthy muscle mass, and good satiety, all of which help when managing your cat's weight. Lean proteins and correctly portioned meals make it easier to reduce calories without leaving your cat feeling short-changed.

You can mix and match items in this range with our full raw cat food collection, or add nutrient-rich organs for variety. Many multi-pet households also stock up via our all products range.

 
Turkey Mince 1kg

Turkey Mince 1kg

Lean muscle development Weight gain support Natural nutrient support
$9.95
 
Kangaroo Mince
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Kangaroo Mince 1kg

Lean muscle development Hypoallergenic Weight management
From $12.50

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Premium Beef Mince

Premium Beef Mince 1kg or 5kg

Muscle development Weight management Natural nutrient support
From $11.50
 
Fish Bites - Atlantic Cod

Fish Bites - Atlantic Cod 1kg

Skin & coat health Easy digestion Weight management
$10.50
 
Semi Lean Mince

Semi Lean Mince 1kg or 5kg

Muscle development Natural nutrient support Appetite support
From $10.90
 

Goat Mince 800g

Muscle development Hypoallergenic Natural nutrient support
$15.95
 
Venison Mince

Venison Mince 1kg

Lean muscle development Hypoallergenic Natural nutrient support
$16.95

WEIGHT MANAGEMENT CAT FOOD FAQs

You should be able to feel the ribs easily and see a gentle tuck at the waist from above. A body condition score from your vet gives a more accurate picture.
Many cats respond well to high-protein, low-carb feeding. Cats use protein efficiently for energy and tend to maintain muscle mass better on a meat-based diet.
Two to three smaller meals across the day often work better than a single large meal. Portion control is more important than exact meal count.
Weight loss for cats should always be gradual, because losing weight too quickly can trigger serious health issues like hepatic lipidosis. Aim for steady progress over weeks, not days.
Yes, especially if your cat has a lot of weight to lose or has any existing health issues. Your vet can set a realistic target weight and timeline.

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