Cat Food & Treats
Shop cat food and treats at Paws & Tails™ India. Explore dry kitten and adult recipes, wet-food gravies, creamy snacks and veterinary diets from ranges including Farmina, Orijen, Acana, Drools, Kitty Yums, Me-O and Purepet. Compare each recipe's intended life stage, feeding purpose and pack size to find an option suited to your cat rather than assuming one food is best for every cat.
Kitten and adult dry foods
Kitten listings include Orijen Kitten, Kitty Yums Kitten, Drools Ocean Fish kitten foods and Me-O Ocean Fish 2.8kg labelled for kittens. Adult choices include Orijen Original Cat, Acana Pacifica, Kitty Yums Ocean Fish and Persian recipes, Drools adult recipes and Farmina N&D Quinoa selections. Check the exact age guidance and nutritional information on your chosen pack, including whether it is intended as a complete daily food.
Wet food and treats serve different purposes
Purepet chicken-and-liver and tuna-and-chicken-liver gravies appear alongside Drools creamy cat treats, oven-baked biscuits, chicken-and-cod sandwiches, chicken-liver dice and mini sticks. Compare meals and snacks separately: treats should not be mistaken for complete daily nutrition. Follow each product's feeding and storage directions and check the quantity included in jars, pouches and multipacks.
Keep veterinary diets distinct
Farmina Vet Life feline listings include Renal dry and wet foods, Struvite, Gastrointestinal, Hepatic, UltraHypo, Diabetic and Obesity formulas. These diets have different nutritional purposes and should be selected with your veterinarian for your cat's diagnosed needs. Farmina N&D Quinoa urinary, digestion, skin-and-coat, neutered and weight-management recipes are separate listings; similar wording does not establish equivalence to a prescribed clinical diet.
A Drools creamy-treat listing labelled for dogs is also present in this collection. Confirm feline suitability on the product and supplied packaging rather than relying on collection placement. For all selections, compare species, ingredients, life stage and feeding guidance individually. If your cat is unwell or refusing food, seek veterinary assessment rather than trying to manage the problem by changing foods or treats alone.
