Weego Turkey & Mint is a complete and balanced, grain-free dry cat food designed for senior, sterilized, or overweight cats to support weight control, digestion, and daily vitality.

Fresh turkey meat (minimum 20%) is the first ingredient, supplying a primary animal protein source to help maintain lean muscle in aging cats.

Turkey hydrolysate (minimum 10%) and hydrolyzed liver enhance digestibility and palatability, helping picky seniors meet their protein needs.

With 32% crude protein, 11% fat, and a declared 3710 kcal/kg metabolizable energy, the formula provides adequate protein while moderating calories for less active or neutered cats.

Chicken fat and omega-3–rich salmon oil deliver essential fatty acids, with salmon oil supporting skin and coat quality and healthy inflammatory balance.

Prebiotic fibers from chicory, apple fiber, lignocellulose, and added fructo-oligosaccharides promote satiety, regular stools, and a healthy gut microbiome.

Brewer’s yeast contributes mannan-oligosaccharides, beta-glucans, and nucleotides that support immune defenses and gut barrier function.

A joint-support complex combines glucosamine hydrochloride (1250 mg/kg), chondroitin sulfate (835 mg/kg), MSM, and green-lipped mussel extract to help maintain cartilage and mobility in senior cats.

Declared micronutrients, including vitamin A 25,000 IU, vitamin D3 1,400 IU, vitamin E 160 mg, and chelated zinc, support vision, bone health, antioxidant protection, and skin integrity.

Added taurine (1600 mg), probiotics, natural antioxidants, and aromatic herbs including peppermint round out heart, retinal, digestive, and sensory support.

Pros:

• Animal-protein led: Fresh turkey as the first ingredient, supported by turkey hydrolysate and liver, provides bioavailable protein to preserve lean muscle in seniors.

• Joint care built in: Glucosamine (1250 mg/kg), chondroitin (835 mg/kg), MSM, and green-lipped mussel offer structured support for cartilage and mobility in aging cats.

• Digestive and immune support: Prebiotics (FOS, chicory), probiotics, and brewer’s yeast derivatives (MOS, beta-glucans, nucleotides) help stabilize gut microbiota and reinforce immune defenses.

• Skin and coat nutrition: Salmon oil supplies omega-3s while vitamin E and chelated zinc contribute to antioxidant protection and skin barrier health.

• Weight-management friendly: The 11% fat level, fiber sources (lignocellulose, apple fiber), and declared energy density (3710 kcal/kg) align with needs of sterilized or overweight cats.

• Grain-free formulation: Uses potato and legumes as carbohydrate sources instead of grains, suitable for owners seeking grain-free diets.

Cons:

• Carbohydrate sources: Potato and legumes contribute starches that may not align with preferences for lower-carbohydrate feeding approaches.

• Ash level: At 8% crude ash, the mineral load may warrant caution for cats with urinary or kidney sensitivities as advised by a veterinarian.

• Phosphorus disclosure: Phosphorus at 1.2% may be unsuitable for cats requiring a phosphorus-restricted diet under veterinary care.

• Limited fatty acid transparency: Omega-3 and omega-6 percentages are not specified, making it hard to assess anti-inflammatory omega balance.

• Probiotic potency not stated: Probiotics are included, but no CFU level is provided to assess viability or effective dose.
• Multiple animal proteins: Turkey, salmon, and liver may limit suitability for cats needing single-protein, limited-ingredient diets for sensitivities.