They eat the same way, both are carnivores who need plenty of protein, but a cat that's active outdoors burns more energy, so they need more of it. This recipe is higher in energy and packed with protein to fuel all that roaming and playing.

There's clear feeding guidance for your cat's weight on the back of the pack. It's a starting point, so keep an eye on their shape, you should be able to feel their ribs and see a waist, and adjust up or down. Active cats may need a little more, especially in colder weather.

Absolutely, and lots of owners do. Wet food adds moisture and variety; dry adds convenience and crunch. If you feed both, just split the amounts so the total suits your cat's size.

Set mealtimes work better than leaving food down all day, it keeps your cat's diet in check and food fresh. Feeding at the same times each day, morning and evening usually works well, also gives your cat a reason to check in, which is reassuring when they're out and about.