Do you know how to tell if your cat is healthy? Healthy cat food with the proper nutrition can play an important role in the well-being of your cat, but that’s only one influential component in overall cat health.
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Purina Cat Chow Premium Cat Food
Purina® Cat Chow® proudly offers a variety of formulas because we recognize how important it is to find the right nutrition for different lifestyles, needs and tastes. And even with so much variety, we make sure our formulas provide 100% complete and balanced nutrition for each life stage with a taste cats love. How do you find nutrition just right for your cat? The Chow is How.
Real Meat for Real Nutrition
All Cat Chow recipes are made with real meat, which means you’re giving your cats all the nutrition they need, with a taste they’ll love.
Naturally Nutritious with Real Chicken #1
Each Naturals recipe has real chicken as the first ingredient as well as added vitamins, minerals and nutrients. So, you can give your feline friend a taste she’ll put two paws up for—plus the complete and balanced nutrition she deserves.
Which Cat Chow is Right for Your Cat?
Cat Chow has thoughtfully-crafted formulas for all
kinds of cats. Find the one that’s best for yours.
Keep It Real
Fun fact: Our entire line of Cat Chow recipes is made with real meat for a delicious taste that your cat will go crazy for.
Go Natural
Your cat’s first priority? Taste. Your first priority? Nutrition. With chicken as the first ingredient, our Naturals recipes deliver on both.
Give Her a Strong Start
Help her put her best paw forward! Each recipe is always made with real chicken and has essential nutrients, like those found in mother’s milk.
Cat Parents Have Spoken
Reviews from real cat lovers like you!
Featured Articles
Have questions about our feline friends? Get answers or satisfy your general cat curiosity with articles from Purina.
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