Dibaq Natural Moments 5 Star Kitten is a complete and balanced dry food formulated for kittens from the first month up to 12 months of age, focused on growth, development, and daily vitality.

The first ingredient is chicken (39% total, including 35% dehydrated and 4% hydrolyzed), backed by 19% dehydrated turkey, delivering highly digestible animal protein to build lean muscle during rapid growth (40% crude protein).

At 20% fat and 3,958 kcal/kg, the energy density supports the high caloric needs of active, growing kittens without sacrificing nutrient density.

Rice as the only cereal (monograin) offers a simpler carbohydrate profile that can be gentler on digestion and reduces exposure to multiple grains.

Fats from turkey oil, salmon oil, and olive oil provide essential fatty acids that help maintain healthy skin and a glossy coat while supporting normal developmental processes.

Prebiotics—chicory root (FOS) at 1,000 mg/kg and yeast products (MOS) at 500 mg/kg—together with beet pulp, carob (Ceratonia siliqua), and cassava extract help nourish beneficial gut bacteria and support regular stools.

Added milk and egg proteins (0.5% each), along with taurine and methionine, supply high-biological-value amino acids critical for muscle maintenance, heart function, and vision in kittens.

Calcium at 1.5% alongside phosphorus at 0.8% supports healthy bone mineralization and tooth development throughout the first year.

Malt extract (0.5%) and fiber sources help limit hairball formation by aiding the passage of ingested hair, while 6–8 mm kibble size suits small jaws and emerging teeth.

Free of wheat, corn, gluten, soy, and artificial colors, this monograin recipe can be a good fit for owners seeking a streamlined ingredient profile for young cats.

Pros:

• Animal-protein focused: 58% chicken and turkey with chicken as the first ingredient and 40% crude protein provide the amino acids needed for rapid growth and lean muscle development.

• Growth-ready energy profile: 20% fat and 3,958 kcal/kg deliver sustained energy for active kittens without diluting nutrient density.

• Bone and tooth support: Calcium at 1.5% and phosphorus at 0.8% help drive proper skeletal development during the first year.

• Digestive and microbiome support: Prebiotics FOS (1,000 mg/kg) and MOS (500 mg/kg), plus beet pulp and carob, promote balanced gut bacteria and healthy stool quality.

• Skin and coat nourishment: Salmon and olive oils supply omega fatty acids that support a healthy skin barrier and a shiny coat.

• Monograin and additive-conscious: Rice as the only cereal and the absence of wheat, corn, gluten, soy, and artificial colors may benefit sensitive digestion and ingredient-conscious owners.

Cons:

• Starch inclusion: Rice and potato add carbohydrates, which may not align with owners aiming for very low-carb kitten diets.

• Multiple animal proteins: Chicken, turkey, milk, and egg reduce suitability for limited-ingredient or single-protein elimination trials.

• Omega details not specified: The recipe includes salmon oil, but omega-3/omega-6 totals and DHA/EPA levels are not declared, limiting precision in fatty acid assessment.

• Low crude fiber: At 1.5%, fiber may provide modest hairball control for kittens that groom heavily.

• Moderate mineral load: A 7% ash level may be higher than desired for owners seeking very low-mineral formulations.

• Limited micronutrient disclosure: Specific amounts for taurine, methionine, and most vitamins/minerals are not listed, and individual botanical extract doses are not detailed, making it harder to evaluate those contributions.