PetMarra oceanfish and chicken liver 1kg dry food review

At around ₱180 as of August 1, 2026 for 1kg, roughly ₱8 to ₱12 a day depending on your cat. The interesting ingredient here is the second one in the name.

Liver is the reason fussy cats eat this

Cats decide what to eat mostly by smell, far more than by taste, and liver is one of the most strongly aromatic things you can put in a pet food. It is the standard palatability ingredient across the industry, and it is why a cat that has been sniffing and walking away from a bowl will often start eating a liver-scented kibble.

If your problem is a cat that refuses food rather than a cat that needs a specific nutrient, that is worth more than most of the claims on this shelf.

The other side is that a strongly flavored kibble makes a bland prescription diet harder to introduce later. Worth knowing if your cat is heading toward a medical diet.

Buy this size, not the big bag

The PetMarra oceanfish 7kg works out at roughly ₱157 a kilo against about ₱180 here, so bulk saves around a seventh.

For one cat that saving is a trap. A 4kg cat eats about 55 to 65g a day, so 7kg is roughly four months of open bag in a warm, humid kitchen. Kibble goes stale as its fat oxidises, the smell dulls, and an aroma-led food losing its aroma is the whole problem.

A 1kg bag lasts about two and a half weeks. It is gone long before any of that matters, and for a food chosen for its smell that is the right trade.

What the label gives you, and what it does not

All life stages, so a kitten and an adult can share it. Oceanfish and chicken liver named as the proteins. A 4.9 Shopee rating across 10,845 ratings, which is a very large sample.

No crude protein, no fat, no moisture. PetMarra publishes none of it on any of its six cat kibbles, so the brand is consistent about this and it is a real gap when you are choosing between bags.

Where it sits in the brand’s range

This is the third cheapest of PetMarra’s six cat kibbles per kilo. Above it sit a freeze-dried raw chunks recipe, a raw-coated recipe and a urinary formula, each adding a description and none adding a measurement. Below it sit the plain adult and kitten 1kg bag and the 7kg.

If you are paying for one thing in this range, palatability is the claim most likely to show up in your cat’s bowl.

Who should buy the 1kg

Buy this if you have a picky cat, one cat or two, and you want a bag small enough to stay fresh. The liver is doing real work here.

Skip it if you need published numbers, or if your cat already eats anything and you would rather pay less.

Cheaper and better-documented bags

For the lowest daily cost on this page, see the Nutricare improved formula 1kg. For a bag that publishes 28% crude protein at 10% moisture, the Supremacy premium 1kg is the one to compare against.