Friskies CHAT ADULTE – Croquettes avec un délicieux mélange de Bœuf et de Poulet avec des Légumes is a dry maintenance food for adult cats, including indoor and outdoor cats with regular day-to-day needs.

Cereals are the first listed ingredient, so the recipe starts with grain-based energy instead of beginning with a clearly named meat source.

The 31% crude protein comes from a blend of meat and animal by-products and vegetable protein extracts, which means the protein supply is mixed rather than centered on one clearly identified animal protein.

The ingredient list specifically discloses 2% chicken and 2% turkey in one kibble shape, while the product name highlights beef and chicken, so the exact contribution of each named meat is only partly clear from the label.

It provides 9% crude fat, which supports daily energy intake without making fat the dominant nutrient in the formula.

Vegetables are included through dried peas and dried carrots, but at 0.2% each before rehydration they play a minor supporting role rather than forming a substantial vegetable blend.

The inclusion of vegetable by-products and yeast adds non-meat components that can contribute structure and palatability to the kibble alongside the core macronutrients.

This food is best suited to healthy adult cats whose owners want a conventional daily kibble, while cats needing simpler ingredient sourcing or more clearly defined animal ingredients may prefer a more transparent formula.

Pros:

• Taurine fortification: Added taurine at 1150 mg/kg supports normal vision and heart muscle function, two key nutritional priorities for cats.

• Digestive fiber: The formula contains 3% crude fiber and is marketed as using naturally sourced fiber, which can help move food through the gut and support more consistent stool quality.

• Bone and teeth support: Vitamin D3 and added minerals help support normal skeletal maintenance and tooth structure in adult cats.

• Skin and coat support: Oils and fats provide essential fatty acids that help maintain the skin barrier and promote a shinier coat.

• Antioxidant support: Vitamin E at 110 IU/kg together with selenium helps protect cells from oxidative stress.

• Vitamin A support: Vitamin A at 16,500 IU/kg contributes to vision, immune function, and the health of skin and lining tissues.

Cons:

• Unnamed grain sources: The label lists cereals but does not identify which grains are used, which makes ingredient quality and grain avoidance harder to assess.

• Limited mineral transparency: Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and potassium values are not provided, so the bone and urinary support claims cannot be evaluated in detail from the label alone.

• Incomplete fatty acid disclosure: Omega-3 and omega-6 levels are not stated, which makes the skin and coat claim harder to quantify.

• Missing calorie information: Metabolizable energy is not listed, so owners do not get a clear picture of the food’s calorie density for portion control.

• Notable ash level: At 7.5% crude ash, the formula carries a sizable mineral fraction that may be a consideration for cats that do best with more tightly defined mineral levels.