Kit Cat grain-free wet cat food 400g review: the premium pick

If your cat does better on grain-free, or you just want a richer recipe, Kit Cat’s wild-caught can is the premium step up.

What you get

Kit Cat’s wild-caught grain-free can leans on high animal protein and skips grains: a good fit for cats with sensitivities, or owners who want a premium recipe. Kit Cat lists real wild-caught fish (sardine or tuna) with shredded chicken and added taurine as the base. The 400g can is wet food with high moisture, so it brings the hydration cats need. It’s a clear step up in quality (and price) from mainstream canned food.

Value

Around ₱99 a can (as of July 1, 2026, check the latest price on Shopee). For daily feeding that adds up, so many owners use it as the “good stuff” alongside a cheaper base.

How do you work it into meals?

A 400g can spans a few meals for a single cat, so cover and refrigerate the leftover and use it within a day or two. Most owners don’t feed premium grain-free exclusively (it adds up fast at this price), so the smart move is rotation: serve it as the “good stuff” a few times a week, over or alongside a cheaper base food. If you’re switching a sensitive cat onto it, go slow, mixing in a little more of the new food across a week so you don’t upset their stomach. The high moisture is a bonus for cats that don’t drink enough on their own.

Who should buy it

Buy this if your cat is sensitive to grains, you want higher animal protein, or you like to give a premium wet food as part of the rotation. On a tight budget? A local canned food is easier on the wallet. See the cat food buying guide or the best cat food roundup.

Alternatives to consider

For an everyday wet food that costs less, our Best Wet Food pick, the Goodest cat wet food 85g 12-pack, is around ₱327 as of July 1, 2026. On a tighter budget, the Maxwell real tuna canned food 400g, our Best Budget pick, runs around ₱75 a can.