The food that best suits your Cat

At Advance, you will find two cat food ranges with both dry and wet food options, always tailored to your cat’s needs.

The Advance product range includes complete and balanced foods for kittens, adult cats and senior cats. You can choose from the following options:

• Dry food: a daily-use product that incorporates Active Defense technology together with a combination of prebiotics and fibres. These ingredients help maintain a healthy gut microbiota and support the cat’s natural defences.
• Wet food: also complete and balanced, it can be fed during different stages of a cat’s life and is ideal for combining with dry food through mixed feeding.

In addition, the Advance Veterinary Diets range provides specific nutrition for cats with particular nutritional needs under veterinary recommendation. It is formulated by experts to address issues such as weight management, allergies, gastrointestinal problems and more, and includes both dry and wet options that can be combined.

When choosing food for your cat, consider its life stage — kitten, adult or senior —, its size or breed, any specific needs — such as digestion, weight, skin or urinary health — and the format that suits it best: dry food, wet food or mixed feeding.

Ideally, choose a complete and balanced diet made with high-quality ingredients, highly digestible and free from artificial colours and preservatives. At Advance, our recipes are developed by veterinary nutrition experts and are backed by more than 25 years of experience and scientific research to meet cats’ needs.

The Advance Veterinary Diets range, meanwhile, is designed for cats with special requirements such as weight control, food intolerance, kidney insufficiency and urinary tract care, as well as cats recovering from illness or requiring specific support for digestive disorders, exocrine pancreatic insufficiency or intestinal absorption disorders. This range should always be recommended under veterinary guidance.

Cat food should contain a high level of animal protein because cats are obligate carnivores. High-quality animal-based ingredients provide fatty acids, minerals, protein and amino acids such as taurine, which are essential for their bodies and for the proper functioning of their metabolism.

At Advance, recipes are made with high-quality, highly digestible ingredients and are developed by veterinary nutrition experts, supported by scientific research, to meet cats’ nutritional and dietary needs.

Advance cat food combines high-quality ingredients to provide complete nutrition tailored to each need. Our recipes include animal protein, such as chicken or salmon, together with rice and whole grains, which are highly digestible sources of energy.

Our products also contain vitamins and minerals, which are essential for animal health, as well as L-carnitine, a nutritional additive that helps support weight control in recipes for neutered adult cats, alongside specific fibre and energy levels. The formulas contain omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids and are made without artificial colours or preservatives.

The Advance Veterinary Diets range contains ingredients that vary according to the cat’s specific needs. Its formulas combine Advance’s technology and expertise gained over more than 25 years dedicated to the research and development of quality nutrition for all stages of a pet’s life. For further information about this range, please refer to the product page.

Advance dry and wet cat food is made without artificial colours or preservatives.

Within the Advance Veterinary Diets range, the exception is the wet Urinary line for cats. This is because this specific product requires a urinary acidifier that falls within the preservative category. However, like the rest of the range, it does not contain artificial colours.

Advance cat food provides complete nutrition for your cat. Its formulas include animal protein as the first ingredient and focus on nutrition tailored to the specific needs of cats.

Our dry food recipes contain prebiotics and fibres, together with Active Defense technology, which helps maintain a healthy gut microbiota and supports natural defences. Our wet food recipes stand out for their variety of flavours and textures and can be combined with dry food.

Advance also offers the Veterinary Diets range, a line designed to help support different aspects of feline health, including kidney, urinary and digestive issues, allergies and weight management.

In addition, Advance has more than 25 years of experience in dog and cat nutrition, works with veterinary nutrition experts and develops its recipes without artificial colours or preservatives.

If you are wondering how much dry food a cat should eat, the daily amount depends on factors such as body weight, age, activity level, health status and whether the cat has been neutered.

In general, the daily ration should provide the energy and nutrients required without exceeding calorie needs, as both deficiencies and excesses can affect health and contribute to issues such as overweight and nutritional imbalances.

If you combine dry and wet food, it is important to adjust the amount of each to maintain a balanced calorie intake and avoid overfeeding. Treats and snacks should also be considered, as they should represent only a small part of the daily intake.

The best recommendation is always to follow the feeding guide shown on the packaging. Advance products include indicative feeding amounts based on your cat’s weight and life stage, which can be adjusted according to its development in order to maintain a healthy weight.

If you are wondering how many times a day a cat should eat, the answer depends mainly on its life stage.

• Kittens: generally require several meals per day to support their growth needs.
• Adult cats: usually divide their daily ration into two or more meals, although they may also eat small amounts throughout the day.

For neutered cats, it is important to monitor the total daily amount, as they may have a greater appetite and lower energy expenditure, which can increase the risk of becoming overweight.

To correctly adjust both the quantity and frequency of feeding, it is always advisable to follow the daily feeding guide on the Advance packaging, where you will find recommendations according to your cat’s weight and life stage.

Yes, dry food can be combined with wet food for cats. This practice, known as mixed feeding (mix feeding), adds variety and flavour to your cat’s daily diet.

Advance offers both dry and wet food for cats, and both are complete and balanced, making it easy to combine them within a nutritional plan tailored to your cat’s needs.

However, it is important to adjust the total daily ration to avoid excess and maintain balanced nutrition.

Proper storage of cat food is essential for maintaining its quality, flavour and nutritional value. Depending on the format, these are the basic recommendations:

• Dry cat food: should be stored in a cool, dry place, with the packaging properly sealed after each use. Avoid leaving it in humid environments or exposed to heat or air for prolonged periods. These measures help preserve its freshness and nutritional properties.
• Wet cat food: should also be stored in a cool, dry place until opened. Once opened, it should be kept refrigerated and properly covered. Refer to the product packaging to determine how long it can be stored in the fridge, although it is recommended that it be consumed within 24–48 hours wherever possible. Avoid leaving it at room temperature for extended periods.