Dry Cat Food

Our dry cat food is a convenient and balanced option for everyday feeding. It comes in flavours like lamb, turkey and venison, with recipes suitable for use as kitten food, adult cat food and indoor cat food. Dry food helps with dental care and is easy to store, making it a practical choice for regular meals. 

You’ll find a selection of gastrointestinal cat food designed to be gentle on digestion, as well as high-protein meals for active or indoor cats. Our range includes hydrolysed cat food for cats with dietary sensitivities and sterilised cat food formulated to support health and weight management after neutering. Whatever your cat’s needs, it’s easy to find a balanced option that fits their lifestyle and supports their overall well-being. 

Whether you're topping up your regular supply or trying something new, our dry cat food is designed to make feeding straightforward. It gives your cat the nutrients they need in every bowl and helps you keep their diet consistent and reliable. Our dry cat food can be fed alongside wet cat food and cat treats for a varied diet.  

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FAQs about Calibra Dry Cat Food

Is it healthy to give a cat only dry food?

So long as the type of dry cat food you choose for your cat is complete and balanced for their age and life stage, there is no problem giving them just dry food. However, without wet food to help keep your cat hydrated, it’s important to ensure they always have access to fresh drinking water.
Should you feed your cat dry food with wet food?

While it’s fine to feed your cat just dry food, feeding your cat wet food alongside dry food provides a more balanced and varied diet. Dry food can help improve your cat's oral health, whereas wet food can help keep your cat hydrated; therefore, offering your cat both types of food provides them with a well-rounded diet.

Can dry cat food go off?

While dry cat food has a longer shelf life, when left out too long, dry food will start to lose its nutritional value and go off. Stale cat food can not only be unappealing to cats, meaning they may stop eating, but can also make your cat ill if the food has been left out too long and has bacterial growth.
How should dry cat food be stored?

To ensure the optimal freshness of your cat food, dry food should be stored in its original bag with the seal intact, away from heat and moisture. Once your bag of cat food has been opened, it should be used within two to three months.

To avoid wastage, it’s worth calculating how much your cat eats on a month-by month basis, so you know what size bag to order.