Catty Adult Colour Mix is a dry food for adult indoor and outdoor cats formulated around animal proteins and supportive fats for everyday nourishment.

The first ingredient is dehydrated chicken protein (35%), a concentrated, highly digestible source of amino acids that helps maintain lean muscle.

Anchovy meal and krill meal add marine protein variety and long-chain omega-3s that help keep skin supple and coats glossy.

A macronutrient profile of 30% crude protein and 14% fat suits typical adult activity levels, providing steady energy without being overly rich.

Baldo rice, maize, and a modest amount of peas supply digestible starch and fiber to aid satiety and support regular stool quality.

Refined chicken oil and anchovy oil deliver essential fatty acids that work alongside the animal proteins to support skin, coat, and overall vitality.

Hydrolyzed chicken liver enhances aroma and taste, encouraging consistent intake while contributing organ-derived micronutrients.

Brewer’s dried yeast and nucleotide yeast protein, together with prebiotic mannan-oligosaccharides, help nourish beneficial gut bacteria and reinforce digestive resilience.

Taurine is declared at 1200 mg/kg to support normal heart function and vision, while vitamins A (10,000 IU/kg), D3 (600 IU/kg), E (100 IU/kg), and C (80 mg/kg) contribute to immune and antioxidant defenses.

The 8.5% crude ash indicates total mineral content—an important consideration for cats that need closely managed mineral intake under veterinary guidance.

Pros:

• Transparent inclusions: Clear percentages for key ingredients—35% dehydrated chicken protein, 20% Baldo rice, 9% maize, 6% peas, and 6% anchovy meal—help owners understand the formula’s makeup.

• Declared omega profile: Omega-6 at 3.7% and omega-3 at 0.7% support skin barrier function, coat sheen, and a healthy inflammatory balance.

• Diverse fat sources: Refined chicken oil plus anchovy oil provide varied fatty acids and efficient energy for active adult cats.

• Moderate fiber level: 2.5% crude fiber can support firm stools and digestive comfort without excess bulk.

• Functional gut support: Brewer’s yeast, nucleotide yeast protein, and prebiotic MOS work synergistically to nourish beneficial microbiota and promote regularity.

Cons:

• Higher ash content: At 8.5%, the overall mineral load may warrant caution for cats requiring tightly controlled mineral intake; consult a veterinarian if this is a concern.

• Multiple animal proteins: Chicken, anchovy, and krill reduce suitability for cats needing single-protein or elimination diets due to sensitivities.

• Grain- and legume-inclusive: Rice, maize, and peas contribute carbohydrates, which may not align with owners seeking grain-free or lower-carb feeding approaches.

• Plant protein contribution: Pea inclusion can modestly dilute the proportion of animal-derived amino acids in the overall protein mix.

• Limited disclosed minerals and energy: Missing values for calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, moisture, and metabolizable energy make it hard to assess urinary mineral balance and precise calorie density.