Cat Food Reviews in Australia
Below is a list of cat food reviews for brands available in Australia (including imported brands).
All reviews have been written by a qualified pet nutritionist in the hope they offer insight into what you’re actually feeding your cat. Pet food marketing is very clever, so hopefully these reviews will offer you a clearer truth so you can make a more informed decision.
Feedback is very welcome. These reviews are designed to better the health of our cats, so any informed opinions or criticism is encouraged.
More information about how these reviews are written can be found in the “About these cat food reviews” section at the bottom of this page.
Take advantage of offers from My Pet Warehouse, Pet Circle, or Lucky Pet who almost always have offers on many of the cat foods listed below.
Best-rated cat food reviews
These are our current list of best-rated cat food reviews. This list will change over time, so bookmark and check back whenever you’re stocking up. Feeding a variety of these cat foods is an excellent idea, and we encourage the feeding of fresh, raw, or raw meaty bones as part of your cat’s diet as well. There is absolutely no reason why your cat should be fed the same cat food day after day.
- Canidae PURE Cat Food Review
- Earthborn Holistic Grain Free Cat Food Review
- Feline Natural Cat Food Review
- Healthy Everyday Pets Cat Food Review
- Meow Cat Food Review
- Open Farm Cat Food Review
- Orijen Cat Food Review
- Taste of the Wild Cat Food Review
- ZIWI Peak Cat Food Review
All cat food reviews
The amount of cat foods available in Australia will boggle your mind. In reality most come from the same handful of major manufacturers such as Mars, Nestle, Colgate-Palmolive, and our largest Australian pet food manufacturers Real Pet Food Co, Coprice, and Hypro.
Due to constant changes of brands and formulas in Australia it is possible for these cat food reviews to become out of date. If in doubt check the date of the review, or leave a comment if you find any to be out of date.
- A La Carte Cat Food Review
- Advance Cat Food Review
- ALDI Cachet Cat Food Review
- Alert Plus+
- Applaws Cat Food Review
- Artemis Fresh Mix Cat Food Review
- BIOpet Cat Food Review
- Black Hawk Cat Food Review
- Black Hawk Grain Free Cat Food Review
- Canidae PURE Cat Food Review
- Catpro Plus Cat Food Review
- Crave Cat Food Review
- Dine Desire Cat Food Review
- Earthborn Holistic Cat Food Review
- Earthborn Holistic Grain Free Cat Food Review
- Elevate Cat Food Review (Coles)
- Eukanuba Cat Food Review
- Fancy Feast Cat Food Review
- Feline Natural Cat Food Review
- Friskies Cat Food Review
- Fussy Cat Cat Food Review
- Healthy Everyday Pets Cat Food Review
- Hill’s Science Diet Cat Food Review
- Hill’s Prescription Diet Cat Food Review
- Holistic Select Cat Food Review
- Iams Cat Food Review
- Ivory Coat Cat Food Review
- Kirkland Signature Nature’s Domain Cat Food Review
- Leaps & Bounds Cat Food Review
- Meals for Meows Cat Food Review
- Meals for Meows Grain Free Cat Food Review
- Meow Cat Food Review
- Nood Cat Food Review
- Nutro Natural Choice Cat Food Review
- Open Farm Cat Food Review
- Optimum Cat Food Review
- Orijen Cat Food Review
- Paw & Spoon Cat Food Review
- Pro Plan Cat Food Review
- Purina One Cat Food Review
- Purr Cat Food Review
- Raw Meow Cat Food Review
- Royal Canin Cat Food Review
- Supercoat Cat Food Review
- Taste of the Wild Cat Food Review
- Taste of the Wild PREY Cat Food Review
- Trilogy Cat Food Review
- Vetalogica Cat Food Review
- Vetalogica Naturals Cat Food Review
- Wellness Complete Cat Food Review
- Wellness CORE Cat Food Review
- Whiskas Cat Food Review
- Woolworths Essentials Cat Food Review
- Woolworths Smitten Cat Food Review
- Zealandia Cat Food Review
- ZIWI Peak Cat Food Review
Grain free cat food reviews
When it comes to grain free cat foods it’s important to note that a cat has little requirement for carbohydrates in general. When looking for a food for your cat make sure it has a high meat content rather than carbohydrates from grain or grain free ingredients (such as potato, tapioca, or starches).
Many grain free cat foods are better than grain-based cat foods, not because they don’t contain grains, but they often contain more meat. A better starting point is the best-rated cat food list which is assessed more on meat content instead of grain or grain-free ingredients.
Here is a list of grain free cat food reviews:
- Applaws Cat Food Review
- Artemis Fresh Mix Cat Food Review
- BIOpet Cat Food Review
- Black Hawk Grain Free Cat Food Review
- Canidae PURE Cat Food Review
- Earthborn Holistic Grain Free Cat Food Review
- Feline Natural Cat Food Review
- Fussy Cat Cat Food Review
- Healthy Everyday Pets Cat Food Review
- Ivory Coat Cat Food Review
- Meals for Meows Grain Free Cat Food Review
- Open Farm Cat Food Review
- Orijen Cat Food Review
- Raw Meow Cat Food Review
- Taste of the Wild Cat Food Review
- Taste of the Wild PREY Cat Food Review
- Trilogy Cat Food Review
- Vetalogica Cat Food Review
- Vetalogica Naturals Cat Food Review
- Wellness CORE Cat Food Review
- Zealandia Cat Food Review
- ZIWI Peak Cat Food Review
Air-dried and freeze-dried cat food reviews
There are inherent benefits of air dried and freeze dried foods. Not only are the ingredients often a higher quality, but the drying process ensures most of the nutrients are left intact. For those wishing to feed raw but without the inconvenience, then the below foods are definitely worth considering.
Air and freeze dried foods are generally more expensive due to their higher quality, so take advantage of regular offers from Pet Circle or My Pet Warehouse.
Here is a list of air-dried and freeze-dried cat food reviews:
Australian brand cat food reviews (and New Zealand)
In Australia there’s a strong trend to buy Australian cat foods, Australian Made, or Made in Australia. The following list of reviews is for Australia brands of cat food, and you’ll find New Zealand brands in this list as well (given New Zealand are our best friends).
- Applaws Cat Food Review
- BIOpet Cat Food Review
- Black Hawk Cat Food Review
- Black Hawk Grain Free Cat Food Review
- Catpro Plus Cat Food Review
- Elevate Cat Food Review (Coles)
- Feline Natural Cat Food Review
- Fussy Cat Cat Food Review
- Healthy Everyday Pets Cat Food Review
- Ivory Coat Cat Food Review
- Leaps & Bounds Cat Food Review
- Meals for Meows Cat Food Review
- Meals for Meows Grain Free Cat Food Review
- Meow Cat Food Review
- Optimum Cat Food Review
- Purr Cat Food Review
- Raw Meow Cat Food Review
- Trilogy Cat Food Review
- Vetalogica Cat Food Review
- Vetalogica Naturals Cat Food Review
- Woolworths Essentials Cat Food Review
- ZIWI Peak Cat Food Review
Kitten food reviews
Most cat foods in Australia cover all life stages, meaning they are also appropriate for kittens. When looking for a food for your kitten make sure the formula isn’t labelled as “Adult” or “Senior”, and in many cases a cat food will be labelled “All Life Stages”.
Most cat foods in our best-rated cat food reviews list are all life stage as they conform to a high standard of meat ingredients.
Accordingly there are no reviews specifically for kittens, but in most cases all cat food reviews are appropriate to all life stages.
About these cat food reviews
Each review is written firstly on the ingredients list and guaranteed analysis, with an explanation on what the ingredients really are and what percentage likelihood they will be (i.e. chicken may be listed first, but if this follows 4 or 5 grains then there won’t be much chicken in the overall formula).
Many other factors are considered without being specifically noted. Consumer feedback will affect how the cat food reviews are rated, especially if a cat food has numerous suspect reports of sickness or diarrhoea (which sadly happens too often).
Many cat foods in Australia come from the same handful of manufacturers, with more being churned out every week to replace a tarnished brand. Some manufacturers have a worse track record than others, and some manufacturers have shown to have a very high standard of manufacture.
Marketing is always at play, and given the lax standards of pet food regulation in Australia it’s very common for a pet food manufacturer to bend the rules or use cunning tricks to deceive unsuspecting consumers.
All these factors, and others, are accounted for in these cat food reviews.
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I bought Hilll’s Science dry cat pellets and my cat ate them very reluctantly. Often when she did, she vomited them up together with the wet food I fed her. I will give what remains to my worms in my worm farm. Highly disappointing, and expensive.