Furlove 80g cat wet food pouch review

At around ₱21 as of August 1, 2026 for 80g, roughly ₱262 a kilo. The label does more than most on this page, and it stops just short of being useful.

Two numbers out of three

Furlove publishes 8% crude protein, 1.1% fat and 1.8% fibre. It does not publish moisture.

That last omission is the one that matters, because moisture is the divisor. A wet pouch is mostly water, so 8% protein as fed is not comparable to a kibble’s 28% until you know how much water to take out. Give a moisture figure and 8% might become 55% or 60% by dry weight, which would put it well ahead of any kibble on this page. Without it, the number simply floats.

It is a small thing to add and it would turn a decent label into a genuinely useful one.

Named proteins, which is the part that helps

Chicken, salmon and tuna, plus carrot and pumpkin. Naming the meat is worth more day to day than most owners expect, for one reason: food sensitivities in cats are usually to a specific protein, and you cannot avoid an ingredient a label will not name.

The vegetables are doing less. Cats are obligate carnivores, and pumpkin’s one real use is as fibre for a cat with loose stools. Do not choose a pouch for its vegetables.

Grain-free and AAFCO, in that order of importance

The listing claims both. The AAFCO reference is the meaningful one: it points at a recognised nutrient profile a cat food can be formulated against, which is the framework behind any complete-and-balanced claim.

Grain-free is the lesser claim. It is a dog-food idea that travelled, and for an obligate carnivore, grain was never a large part of a well-made recipe in the first place.

One pouch, one sitting

An 80g pouch is a single serve for most adult cats. Nothing is covered and refrigerated, which matters more in a warm Philippine kitchen than the packaging suggests, and it is what you are paying for against a 400g can.

Fed as the whole diet this would be three or four a day. As a daily topper over kibble it costs under ₱150 a week, which is manageable.

Who should buy the Furlove pouch

Buy this if you want a single-serve wet food that names its meats and prints most of its analysis, for a healthy adult cat or a kitten, and you feed one wet meal a day.

Skip it if you are comparing foods strictly on dry-matter protein, where the missing moisture figure leaves you nothing to work with.

Pouches that print the full set

For protein, fat, fibre and moisture all published, see the Goodest 24-pack. For the highest published protein on this page, at a third of the price per kilo, read the Maxwell real tuna 400g can.