Cat food safety database
Find the right role for every bowl
Compare complete foods, complementary extras and treats. Start with the feeding role, then match the exact recipe, life stage and evidence to your cat.
Looking for human food your cat has got into? Cat Food Safety tool covers what cats can and cannot eat from your kitchen.
3 products
| Product | Brand | Category | Feeding role | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ciao Churu Tuna & Chicken Variety | Ciao Churu | treats | Treat | Cat treat multipack with several recipes; the old single ingredient list did not describe the whole jar. |
| Kit Cat Kitty Crunch Chicken Flavor | Kit Cat | treats | Treat | Crunchy treats with poultry ingredients; the label does not identify every animal species. |
| Whiskas Temptations Treats | Whiskas | treats | Feeding role not confirmed | Treat range needs a flavour match; not every Temptations pack has the same feeding statement. |
Ingredients to know about
Eight ingredients that appear regularly on cat food labels in Singapore and what they actually mean:
- Carrageenan - texture ingredient and evidence limits
- Corn as primary ingredient - cereal nutrition and the whole diet
- Corn gluten meal - protein ingredient in a complete formulation
- Meat and animal derivatives - opaque protein sourcing
- Fish and fish derivatives - opaque fish sourcing
- Artificial flavour - flavour declarations and questions to ask
- Added sugar - diet context and portion planning
- Caramel colouring - cosmetic additive, no nutritional benefit
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