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  1. from CHF 36.80

    Hill's Prescription Diet
    69 reviews

    Allergy diet for cats
    Enriched with Hill's ActivBiome+ technology

  2. from CHF 36.60

    Orijen
    101 reviews

    This food was previously called Cat & Kitten. Here you will find the new Orijen Kitten food.

  3. from CHF 36.20

    Hill's Prescription Diet
    72 reviews

    Supports digestion in case of diarrhea and constipation

  4. from CHF 23.30

    Farmina N&D Prime
    108 reviews

    Complete grain-free food for adult cats
    With chicken and pomegranate

  5. from CHF 22.70

    Farmina N&D Ocean
    96 reviews

    Complete grain-free food for adult cats
    With herring and orange

  6. from CHF 24.10

    Farmina N&D Prime
    224 reviews

    Complete grain-free food for neutered cats
    With chicken and pomegranate

  7. Anallergenic Cat
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 41.20

    CHF 45.80
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    54 reviews

    Dry food for the determination and management of nutrient intolerances and food intolerances through reduced contact with allergens

  8. Neutered Satiety Balance
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 26.35

    CHF 29.30
    Royal Canin Expert Nutrition
    78 reviews

    For neutered cats of both sexes

  9. Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Cat
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 32.85

    CHF 36.50
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    149 reviews

    For cats with urinary tract diseases that tend to be overweight

  10. Urinary S/O Cat
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 33.50

    CHF 37.20
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    226 reviews

    For cats with urinary stone disease Pack sizes: 1.5kg, 3.5kg, 7kg

  11. Gastrointestinal Cat
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 35.80

    CHF 39.80
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    86 reviews

    For cats with gastrointestinal disorders

  12. Satiety Weight Management
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 30.25

    CHF 33.60
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    164 reviews

    Complete diet food for cats to reduce obesity. Low energy content

  13. Hypoallergenic Cat
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 25.55

    CHF 28.40
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    118 reviews

    Complete food for adult cats with nutrient intolerances, food intolerances or sensitive skin

  14. from CHF 35.30

    Hill's Prescription Diet
    55 reviews

    For cats with obesity and urinary tract diseases

  15. from CHF 30.70

    Hill's Prescription Diet
    151 reviews

    Diet for weight loss and weight maintenance

    Note: This article has been renamed to "Weight and diabetes management". Apart from the name/packaging , nothing has been changed to the food!

  16. from CHF 22.80

    Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets
    81 reviews

    Complete dietary food to reduce obesity in cats, supports weight management

  17. from CHF 25.80

    Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets
    118 reviews

    Complete food for the diagnosis and treatment of Food allergies and intolerances in adult cats and kittens

  18. STERILISED ADULT 1+ Renal Plus Salmon
    • - 15 %

    from CHF 18.35

    CHF 21.60
    Purina Pro Plan
    73 reviews

    For neutered cats, with salmon

  19. from CHF 8.00

    Purina ONE
    103 reviews

    Complete food for neutered cats

  20. from CHF 31.30

    Hill's Prescription Diet
    146 reviews

    Diet for the prevention of urinary stones with chicken

  21. from CHF 28.80

    Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets
    49 reviews

    to dissolve struvites and reduce the risk of new struvite and oxalate formation. With chicken

  22. Renal Cat
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 37.55

    CHF 41.70
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    58 reviews

    For cats with chronic kidney failure

  23. from CHF 32.90

    Royal Canin Health Nutrition
    34 reviews

    For neutered cats with a tendency to be overweight
    Package sizes: 2kg, 4kg, 10kg

  24. from CHF 24.10

    Farmina N&D Prime
    56 reviews

    Complete grain-free food for adult cats
    With lamb and blueberry

  25. from CHF 8.00

    Purina ONE
    43 reviews

    Complete food for adult cats, with chicken

  26. from CHF 40.60

    Royal Canin Breed Nutrition
    50 reviews
    Especially for Maine Coon
  27. from CHF 31.10

    Hill's Prescription Diet
    45 reviews

    Diet for the prevention of lower urinary tract diseases

  28. Gastrointestinal Fiber Response Cat
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 34.90

    CHF 38.80
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    76 reviews

    For cats with fiber-dependent gastrointestinal diseases

  29. from CHF 29.30

    Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets
    82 reviews

    Dietary dry food for cats and kittens, for gastrointestinal diseases and during convalescence

  30. from CHF 23.70

    Hill's Science Plan
    30 reviews

    For adult cats, with chicken

  31. from CHF 32.10

    Hill's Prescription Diet
    49 reviews

    Complete dietetic food with chicken to support kidney function in cats with kidney disease

    Note: this food now has an improved kibble size (Old: 9 mm; New: 10.55 mm)!

  32. from CHF 45.85

    Virbac Veterinary
    21 reviews

    For neutered cats over one year old
    For adult cats (neutered / unneutered) with a tendency to be overweight

  33. from CHF 8.00

    Purina ONE
    71 reviews

    Complete food for adult cats
    With salmon

  34. LiveClear STERILISED ADULT
    • - 15 %

    from CHF 23.65

    CHF 27.80
    Purina Pro Plan
    31 reviews

    Revolutionary cat food that reduces allergens on cat hair and dander
    For adult, neutered cats

  35. from CHF 33.70

    Hill's Prescription Diet
    86 reviews

    Gastrointestinal diet for adult cats and growing kittens
    Enriched with Hill's ActivBiome+ technology

  36. NatureCat
    • - 20 %

    from CHF 17.50

    CHF 21.90
    Josera
    41 reviews

    Is your cat a real tiger or doesn't tolerate grain?

  37. Sensitivity Control Cat
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 29.15

    CHF 32.40
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    45 reviews

    For cats with food intolerance

  38. Feline Sterilized Cat Chicken
    • - 25 %

    from CHF 21.75

    CHF 29.00
    Hill's Science Plan
    49 reviews

    For adult, sterilized cats, with chicken

  39. Feline Adult Quinoa Digestion Lamb, Fennel
    • - 30 %

    from CHF 17.55

    CHF 25.10
    Farmina N&D Quinoa
    41 reviews

    Complete grain-free food for cats with sensitive digestion
    with quinoa, lamb and fennel

  40. from CHF 31.80

    Specific Diätfutter
    20 reviews

    For obesity, diabetes mellitus, chronic diarrhea, constipation, hyperlipidemia, for cats

  41. from CHF 22.70

    Farmina N&D Ocean
    23 reviews

    Grain-free complete food with reduced energy density for neutered cats with a tendency to be overweight
    with herring and orange

  42. ADULT Delicate Digestion
    • - 15 %

    from CHF 18.35

    CHF 21.60
    Purina Pro Plan
    36 reviews

    For sensitive (skin/digestion) or demanding cats. With turkey and rice

  43. Renal Special Cat
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 37.55

    CHF 41.70
    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
    44 reviews

    For cats with chronic kidney failure and weight loss

  44. from CHF 36.40

    Specific Diätfutter
    33 reviews

    Struvite and calcium oxalate prophylaxis for cats

  45. from CHF 28.90

    Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets
    64 reviews

    for support in the later stages of chronic Renal insufficiency

  46. Feline Kitten Chicken Pomegranate
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 24.50

    CHF 27.20
    Farmina N&D Prime
    70 reviews

    Complete grain-free food for kittens and pregnant or nursing cats
    With chicken and pomegranate

  47. from CHF 16.80

    Felix
    127 reviews


    This food was previously called "Knuspermenü." For sustainability reasons, the transition is taking place gradually—so you may receive both old and new packaging at the same time.

    Dry food for adult cats, featuring a delicious blend of beef and chicken with vegetables

  48. Kitten
    • - 10 %

    from CHF 32.30

    CHF 35.90
    Royal Canin Start of Life
    26 reviews

    Complete food for cats - Especially for kittens in the second growth phase (up to 12 months).

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Discover healthy cat food for your pet at iPet.ch

Your cat is a beloved family member, and their well-being is close to your heart. One of the most important pillars for a long, healthy, and happy cat life is nutrition. However, the cat food market is huge: From cat treats to special dietary feeds, from wet cat food to dry cat food – the choice can be overwhelming. As your Swiss partner for pet health, we at iPet.ch understand this challenge. We want to support you in finding the best food for the individual needs of your indoor tiger. Whether you have an agile outdoor cat or a cozy indoor cat, whether kitten or senior – with us, you will find sound advice and a carefully selected range of healthy cat food. Discover high-quality brands and find the perfect meal for your darling.

High-quality cat food – How do I recognize good cat food?

A shiny coat, clear eyes, and a lively nature are often clear signs of good nutrition. But what really makes high-quality cat food? As carnivores (meat-eaters), cats have specific nutritional requirements that differ greatly from those of humans or dogs. The decisive factor is the composition and the quality of the raw materials. Looking at the label is essential. A transparent and understandable declaration of ingredients creates trust and is the first sign of quality.

Checklist for healthy cat food – What food properties should you look out for?

Pay attention to the declaration when purchasing (the list of ingredients is listed in our online shop for every food in the «Composition» section and the analytical constituents under «Ingredients»). The following simple points will help you find your way when searching for the best cat food for your pet:

  • High meat content: The main components should be muscle meat and high-quality offal (such as heart and liver). Look for cat food where meat is at the top of the list of ingredients and which has a high protein content.
  • Clear declaration: Avoid vague terms like "animal by-products" without exact specification. High-quality manufacturers state exactly which parts of the animal were used.
  • Grain-free & Sugar-free: As carnivores, cats require almost no carbohydrates. A high grain content (such as wheat or corn) can promote intolerances. Look specifically for food without grain if you have sensitive animals. Sugar has no place in cat food and often serves only as a flavor enhancer.
  • Taurine: This amino acid is vital for cats (especially for heart function and eyesight) and must be sufficiently contained in the food, as the cat's body cannot produce it itself.
  • Without artificial additives: Unnecessary attractants, artificial colors, or preservatives should be avoided.

Further information for a better understanding of the declarations on cat food can be found in our guide article «Understanding the information on dog and cat food».

Wet cat food, dry food or mixed feeding?

Wet cat food has the great advantage that it comes closest to the cat's natural prey in terms of moisture (approx. 70-80%). Cats are naturally "poor drinkers"; wet food therefore helps excellently to cover the daily fluid requirements and can thus support kidney function and the urinary tract (a common problem area in cats).

Dry cat food (kibble) is practical to handle, has a long shelf life, and can support tooth cleaning in certain varieties through mechanical abrasion. However, it is often more energy-dense. Especially with pure indoor cats in Switzerland, which tend to move less than outdoor cats, the amount of food must be closely controlled to avoid overweight.

Many experts and veterinarians recommend mixed feeding: it combines the benefits of both worlds – the important hydration through wet food and the practical, tooth-supporting effect of dry food. Further info can also be found in our guide post on this topic.

From kitten to senior: the right food for every stage of life

The nutritional needs of a cat change drastically over the course of its life.

  • Kittens (baby cats): They require very high-energy food with a high proportion of high-quality protein, vitamins, and minerals to support healthy growth of bones, muscles, and organs. Look for special kitten food in our shop.
  • Adult (Adult cats): Here, the focus is on maintaining vitality and a healthy body weight. The amount of food depends heavily on activity (outdoor cat vs. indoor cat) and whether the cat is neutered. Special cat food for sterilized cats helps to cover the adjusted energy requirements and prevent overweight.
  • Senior (Older cats): From about 7 to 10 years, the metabolism often slows down. Senior food is usually calorie-reduced to avoid overweight and often contains adjusted phosphorus values to protect the kidneys (cat food for cats with renal problems) or special additives to support the joints.

For sensitive cats prone to allergies or intolerances, there is also hypoallergenic cat food. This food (often declared as "Sensitive" or "Monoprotein") avoids common allergy triggers and relies on only one selected meat source.

Special food, BARF and supplements

Some owners rely on BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) for their cats. Diese Fütterungsmethode mit Rohfleisch kommt der natürlichen Ernährung sehr nahe, erfordert jedoch fundiertes Wissen über den genauen Nährstoffbedarf und die korrekte Supplementierung, um Mangelerscheinungen zu vermeiden.

For specific health needs or support during illness, brands like Royal Canin, Hill’s oder Purina ProPlan also offer scientifically developed diet lines of their cat food.

When are food supplements for cats useful?

A high-quality complete food usually covers all nutrients. However, there are situations in which food supplements for cats are valuable. In the case of food supplements for old cats, these can be joint protection substances (such as green-lipped mussel). During coat change, salmon oil (rich in Omega-3) can ensure healthy skin and a shiny coat. Specific supplements for cats can also support recovery under stress or after illness.

Cat treats are perfect for bonding, training, or as a reward in between. However, use them sparingly, pay attention to quality here too (e.g., freeze-dried meat without sugar), and deduct the calories from the main food ration.

    • How much wet food does a cat need per day?

      This depends heavily on weight, age, activity, and the calorie content of the food. An average 4-kg cat requires approx. 200–250 g of wet food per day. It is important to divide this amount into several small meals. Calculate the required amount with our food calculator.

    • Which cat food do veterinarians recommend?

      Veterinarians often recommend food that is scientifically sound, undergoes strict quality controls, and has clear declarations. More important than a single brand is that the food fits the cat's individual situation (age, allergies, diseases such as renal insufficiency or diabetes). Brands like Royal Canin or Hill's cat food often offer specific veterinary diet lines. Use our «food selection» help to find the right food based on information about your cat's special needs or even a disease, or ask our veterinarians directly.

    • How many types of cat food to feed?

      The topic of how many types of cat food can be fed at the same time is controversially discussed. A certain variety (e.g., 2-3 different varieties or brands in rotation) can be advantageous. It prevents the cat from becoming fixated on only one food (pickiness) and ensures that it receives a broad nutrient profile, as each food has slightly different compositions. However, changes that are too frequent can strain the digestion in sensitive cats.

    • How do I best store cat food?

      Dry food should be stored in a cool, dry, and dark place in an airtight container (e.g., a food bin). This protects the nutrients (especially fats) from oxidation and keeps pests away. Opened wet food cans or pouches always belong covered in the refrigerator and should be consumed within 1-2 days. Do not serve the food directly from the refrigerator, but let it come to room temperature.

    • What is the difference between complete food and complementary food?

      A "Complete food" (which applies to most wet and dry foods) is designed to provide all the nutrients, vitamins, and minerals your cat needs daily for a healthy life. "Complementary food" (e.g., pure tuna fillet, special pastes, or many treats) does not cover the complete requirement and may only be fed in addition to the main meal.

Order cat food conveniently online at ipet.ch

The health of your cat begins in the food bowl. At ipet.ch, you will find a large selection ranging from cheap cat food to veterinary medical specialties. Whether you are looking for cheap cat food in bulk packs to build up a stock, or need special food supplements for your cat – when you order cat food from us, we deliver quickly and reliably directly to your home throughout Switzerland. Browse our range of wet food, dry food, treats and supplements and find the perfect, healthy meal for your four-legged darling.

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