Scottish Fold Cat Food472 products

Wet Cat Food (261)Dry Cat Food (218)Freeze-Dried & Air-Dried Cat Food (45)

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Catit

Catit 2.0 Senses Cat Flower Water Softening Filter

★★★★★

(1)

$17.84

1 store

Pro Plan

Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Chicken Adult Cat Wet Food Gravy

$32.00

$29.17/kg

1 store2 sizes

Trilogy

Trilogy Australian Kangaroo & Freeze Dried Lamb Adult Dry Cat Food

★★★★★

(5)

$42.99

$22.63/kg

1 store

Pro Plan

Pro Plan Veterinary Diet Nf Early Care Kidney Function Feline

$77.18

1 store

Vetalogica

Vetalogica Naturals Grain Free Lamb Dry Cat Food

★★★★★

(12)

$45.99

$15.33/kg

1 store

Inaba

Inaba Cat Dashi Delights Chicken & Bonito Flakes Recipe

$4.99

1 store

Inaba

Inaba Churu Tuna And Salmon Meal Topper For Cats

$6.49

1 store

Orijen

Orijen Chunks And Shreds Regional Red In Bone Broth

$99.81

1 store

💡Poppy's Tip

Tip: Compare the daily serving cost, not just the sticker price

Freeze-dried food looks expensive per-kg, but the daily serving is much smaller. A $200 bag can last 2x longer than a $90 kibble bag — always check the feeding guide before comparing prices.

Browse freeze-dried food →

Royal Canin

Royal Canin Hair & Skin Care Jelly Adult Wet Cat Food 85g (previously Intense Beauty)

★★★★★

(1)

$3.59

$42.24/kg

1 store

Taste of the Wild

Taste Of The Wild Salmon With Chicken Pate Pouch Adult Wet Cat Food

$37.00

$41.17/kg

1 store

Inaba

Inaba Cat Churu Puree Chicken With Cheese

★★★★★

(13)

$5.31

1 store

Animals Like Us

Animals Like Us Rawmix50 With Freeze Dried Lamb And Chicken Cat Food

★★★★★

(10)

$79.99

$58.82/kg

1 store

Pro Plan

Pro Plan Complete Essentials Salmon & Rice Entrée In Sauce Wet Cat Food

★★★★★

(1)

$50.40

1 store

SavourLife

Savourlife Adult Indoor & Hairball Control Chicken & Ocean Fish Pate Wet Cat Food

$2.99

$31.36/kg

1 store2 sizes

Inaba

Inaba Churu Chicken Meal Topper For Cats

$6.49

1 store

Troy

Troy Plaqueoff Powder For Cats

★★★★★

(6)

$42.84

1 store

💡Poppy's Tip

Check the first 5 ingredients, not the marketing

The first ingredient should be a named meat (chicken, beef, lamb) not a generic meal or grain. Poppy flags products where the primary protein source is clear.