Why Kittens Need More
Growth requires a different formula.
Kittens need significantly more protein, DHA, and certain minerals than adult cats. They also need moisture from day one — a dehydrated kitten's kidneys are already under stress. The kitten formula is not adult food in a smaller serving. It is a separate formulation.
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DHA for brain wiring
Between weeks 6 and 24, a kitten's brain undergoes rapid structural development. DHA from cold-pressed salmon oil is the primary building block. This is when it matters most.
🫀
Taurine — non-negotiable
Taurine deficiency in kittens causes dilated cardiomyopathy, retinal degeneration, and reproductive failure. Purr-o-Meals provides taurine from whole chicken heart — not added synthetically after processing destroyed it.
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Moisture from birth
Mother's milk is 80% water. The transition to solid food should maintain high moisture intake. Dry food at weaning creates an immediate moisture deficit that becomes a lifetime pattern.
How To Serve
Soft. Warm. 3–4 times daily.
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Step 1
Measure 20–30g
Per meal. Kittens eat 3–4 small meals daily. Very young kittens (6–10 weeks): 15–20g per meal, 4 times.
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Step 2
Add 50–75ml warm water
37°C. Add extra water for a softer texture for very young kittens. Texture should be almost paté-like for 6–10 week olds.
⏱️
Step 3
Wait 2–3 minutes
Smaller portions rehydrate quickly. Stir gently — the texture should be uniformly soft and moist throughout.
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Serve
Warm at 37°C
Kittens are highly temperature-sensitive — cold food is often rejected. Warm food matches mother's milk temperature and is almost always accepted.
Kitten Feeding Guide
Portions by age.
Daily dry weight
| Age | Daily (dry) | Meals/day |
|---|---|---|
| 6–10 weeks | 40–55g | 4 |
| 3–4 months | 55–70g | 3–4 |
| 4–6 months | 70–85g | 3 |
| 6–12 months | 65–80g | 2–3 |
Monitor weight weekly. Kittens should gain approximately 100g per week until 6 months. Adjust if gaining too fast or too slow.
After rehydration
| Age | Moist per meal | Water per meal |
|---|---|---|
| 6–10 weeks | ~30–40g | 25–30ml |
| 3–4 months | ~55–70g | 40–50ml |
| 4–6 months | ~70–90g | 50–60ml |
| 6–12 months | ~85–110g | 60–75ml |
Transition to adult Purr-o-Meals at 12 months. The kitten formula has higher nutrient density — do not continue past 12 months without guidance.
Every Ingredient. Named.
Nothing hidden. Nothing vague.
🐟
Primary protein + taurine
Whole Fish
Natural taurine source. Critical for kitten heart and eye development from day one.
🍗
Growth protein
Chicken
Complete amino acid profile. Named, whole muscle meat. High protein density for rapid kitten growth.
🐟
Brain development
Salmon Oil (cold-pressed)
Active DHA for neurological development. The brain-building period for kittens peaks between weeks 6 and 24.
🫀
Taurine concentrate
Chicken Heart
The highest natural source of taurine. Non-negotiable for kitten cardiac and retinal development.
Full ingredient list
Whole Fish, Chicken, Chicken Heart, Chicken Liver, Salmon Oil, Bone Broth, Dried Kelp. Meets FEDIAF nutritional standards for growth and reproduction. No carbohydrates. No artificial preservatives, colours, or flavours.
As they grow, they'll need these.
Cat · Adult
Purr-o-Meals Adult
Transition to this at 12 months. Same philosophy, adult maintenance formula.
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Fur Boost — Strength
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Fur Boost — Glow
Additional DHA for the critical brain development window.
₹290 · 50gView →
🧪NABL Lab Tested · Every batch
📋FEDIAF Growth Complete · From 6 weeks
💧68% moisture · Every meal
🇮🇳Made in Pondicherry · FSSAI approved
Why Kittens Need More
Growth requires a different formula.
Kittens need significantly more protein, DHA, and certain minerals than adult cats. They also need moisture from day one — a dehydrated kitten's kidneys are already under stress. The kitten formula is not adult food in a smaller serving. It is a separate formulation.
🧠
DHA for brain wiring
Between weeks 6 and 24, a kitten's brain undergoes rapid structural development. DHA from cold-pressed salmon oil is the primary building block. This is when it matters most.
🫀
Taurine — non-negotiable
Taurine deficiency in kittens causes dilated cardiomyopathy, retinal degeneration, and reproductive failure. Purr-o-Meals provides taurine from whole chicken heart — not added synthetically after processing destroyed it.
💧
Moisture from birth
Mother's milk is 80% water. The transition to solid food should maintain high moisture intake. Dry food at weaning creates an immediate moisture deficit that becomes a lifetime pattern.
How To Serve
Soft. Warm. 3–4 times daily.
⚖️
Step 1
Measure 20–30g
Per meal. Kittens eat 3–4 small meals daily. Very young kittens (6–10 weeks): 15–20g per meal, 4 times.
💧
Step 2
Add 50–75ml warm water
37°C. Add extra water for a softer texture for very young kittens. Texture should be almost paté-like for 6–10 week olds.
⏱️
Step 3
Wait 2–3 minutes
Smaller portions rehydrate quickly. Stir gently — the texture should be uniformly soft and moist throughout.
🥣
Serve
Warm at 37°C
Kittens are highly temperature-sensitive — cold food is often rejected. Warm food matches mother's milk temperature and is almost always accepted.
Kitten Feeding Guide
Portions by age.
Daily dry weight
| Age | Daily (dry) | Meals/day |
|---|---|---|
| 6–10 weeks | 40–55g | 4 |
| 3–4 months | 55–70g | 3–4 |
| 4–6 months | 70–85g | 3 |
| 6–12 months | 65–80g | 2–3 |
Monitor weight weekly. Kittens should gain approximately 100g per week until 6 months. Adjust if gaining too fast or too slow.
After rehydration
| Age | Moist per meal | Water per meal |
|---|---|---|
| 6–10 weeks | ~30–40g | 25–30ml |
| 3–4 months | ~55–70g | 40–50ml |
| 4–6 months | ~70–90g | 50–60ml |
| 6–12 months | ~85–110g | 60–75ml |
Transition to adult Purr-o-Meals at 12 months. The kitten formula has higher nutrient density — do not continue past 12 months without guidance.
Every Ingredient. Named.
Nothing hidden. Nothing vague.
🐟
Primary protein + taurine
Whole Fish
Natural taurine source. Critical for kitten heart and eye development from day one.
🍗
Growth protein
Chicken
Complete amino acid profile. Named, whole muscle meat. High protein density for rapid kitten growth.
🐟
Brain development
Salmon Oil (cold-pressed)
Active DHA for neurological development. The brain-building period for kittens peaks between weeks 6 and 24.
🫀
Taurine concentrate
Chicken Heart
The highest natural source of taurine. Non-negotiable for kitten cardiac and retinal development.
Full ingredient list
Whole Fish, Chicken, Chicken Heart, Chicken Liver, Salmon Oil, Bone Broth, Dried Kelp. Meets FEDIAF nutritional standards for growth and reproduction. No carbohydrates. No artificial preservatives, colours, or flavours.
As they grow, they'll need these.
Cat · Adult
Purr-o-Meals Adult
Transition to this at 12 months. Same philosophy, adult maintenance formula.
Trial ₹289View →
Topper · Dogs & Cats
Fur Boost — Strength
For kittens 4 months+. Extra organ protein and taurine support.
₹290 · 50gView →
Topper · Dogs & Cats
Fur Boost — Glow
Additional DHA for the critical brain development window.
₹290 · 50gView →
🧪NABL Lab Tested · Every batch
📋FEDIAF Growth Complete · From 6 weeks
💧68% moisture · Every meal
🇮🇳Made in Pondicherry · FSSAI approved
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