Not different nutrition, they're still carnivores who need plenty of protein, but they do need fewer calories, because an indoor cat burns less energy than one roaming outside. This recipe keeps the protein high and the energy lighter, so your cat gets what they need without the excess they don't.

There's clear feeding guidance for your cat's weight on the back of the pack. It's a starting point, not a fixed rule, so keep an eye on your cat's shape (you should be able to feel their ribs and see a waist) and adjust a little up or down. Measuring meals rather than topping up the bowl is the single easiest way to keep an indoor cat trim.

Constant begging is one of the most common indoor-cat gripes, and it's often down to food that fills the bowl but not the cat. Because this recipe is high in protein and real meat, it gives your cat the proper nutrition they actually need, helping them feel genuinely satisfied rather than always looking for more. Splitting their daily portion into smaller meals and adding a bit of play helps too.

It's built to help. High in protein and grain-free, with no fillers or added sugar padding out the bowl, it's a lighter recipe that supports a healthy weight without leaving your cat hungry. Just remember safe weight loss is slow and steady, so follow the feeding guide on the pack, keep them active, and check in with your vet if your cat has a lot to lose.