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Natural adult & senior cat food

Cats who are older still need a balanced diet to support them through their old age. Burns’ adult & senior cat food has all the ingredients to help them thrive and keep them naturally healthy in their later life. Our high-quality senior cat food is free from artificial preservatives, so you can be sure that they’re only getting the best they deserve!

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Meow-worthy recipes

Developed by veterinary surgeon and our founder, John Burns, our adult and senior cat food is packed with natural goodness. With a choice of two recipes, each one is made from natural ingredients and include all 11 essential amino acids that keep your cat strong and healthy as they grow older.

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Why choose Burns natural adult & senior cat food

  • Natural ingredients
  • Contains all 11 essential amino acids
  • Includes taurine for healthy eyes and heart
  • Free from wheat, beef and dairy
  • Hypoallergenic
  • Maintains healthy digestion
  • Promotes healthy skin and coat
  • Supports healthy urinary tract
  • A proportion of company profits go to community projects.

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FAQs

What is the best food to feed a senior cat?

As cats age, they need more healthy ingredients to support their heart. Foods that are rich in protein, such as fish and poultry, and have essential amino acids, like taurine, help to keep ageing cats strong and healthy. They also need food that is easy to digest. At Burns, our natural cat food allows cats to maintain healthy digestion as they grow older.

How many times a day should a senior cat eat?

The amount of food your cat will need depends on age, weight, size and health. Like adult cats, most senior cats should be fed twice a day, although some cats like to eat smaller meals throughout the day. Our food packaging includes helpful feeding guidelines for you to follow.

You can also find more advice on feeding your cat in our blog post on how often to feed your cat.

Do older cats eat less?

How much your cat eats will vary based on how active they are and their health. They may eat less as they grow older and their metabolism starts to slow down. They also might not exercise as much, so they might eat less and not need as many calories.

What to feed an old cat that is losing weight?

As cats get older, they may start to lose weight if they aren’t eating as much. If you’re worried that your senior cat is losing a lot of weight, then we recommend contacting your vet to make sure that they don’t have any underlying health or digestion problems. They may suggest to feed them a protein-rich diet, but it’s always better to check with your vet to see what they recommend first.

Get in touch with the team

If you’re looking for more feeding advice, then we’re happy to help. Our friendly and knowledgeable team can offer free advice and support to pet owners who would like reassurance and more information about our cat food and their benefits. You can also find more nutritional and healthcare advice on our blog.

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