As any cook will tell you, good food depends on good quality ingredients. So, when it comes to creating our recipes, we source the best that nature has to offer: high quality proteins, fresh herbs and vegetables. All our SHEBA® dishes are bursting with the vitamins and minerals your cat needs – and there are absolutely no fillers.

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Balanced & healthy with selected natural ingredients

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High quality proteins with no fillers

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Vet (and cat) approved

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WHERE OUR FOOD COMES FROM

We source high-quality, traceable ingredients for our delectable recipes. As cats are carnivores, we are using high quality proteins to ensure they stay physically healthy. Vegetables are important too, of course, so we pack those into our dishes to ensure they’re rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

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READY, STEADY, COOK

We treat our high-quality ingredients carefully to preserve their nutritional goodness and do them justice. That’s why we oven-cook our chunks until they’re perfectly succulent and then gently flake to ensure the texture is just right for our feline diners. Even our easy-serve packaging is designed to seal in freshness.

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VET (AND CAT) APPROVED

All SHEBA® recipes have to go through an exacting process. They’re developed with scientists and vets at our Waltham Petcare Science Institute to meet all your cat’s nutritional needs. Then we send our products to be approved by an independent laboratory. Finally, it’s the most important test of all: cats! The dishes go to an eager panel of taste testers to make sure they get the purr of approval.

YOU MEOWED, WE LISTENED

We know you’re every bit as crazy about cats as we are! That’s why we’ve got lots of articles on everything from reading your feline friend’s body language to how to keep them entertained.

HOW MANY HOURS DO CATS SLEEP?

Cat parents generally have a common concern, how many hours do cats sleep?

WEIRD FEEDING HABITS OF CATS

If you remember Garfield, the orange tabby cat who hates Mondays and enjoys annoying his dog sibling Odie, you are bound to remember how much Garfield loves digging into his favourite Italian delicacy, lasagne.

COMPARISON OF CAT AGE TO HUMAN AGE

It is a fact that cats age at a considerably faster rate than humans. And no matter how much we wish them to stay kittens, furries grow mature over the course of just one year.