- Specially formulated for cats aged 7+
- Quality protein to help keep your cat aged 7+ in good shape and support his vitality
- Crunchy Kibbles to help maintain healthy teeth and gums
- Softer kibbles are richer in proteins and Vitamin D which help maintain muscle tone and strong bones
- Helps support healthy heart and good eyesight promoted by Taurine
Features
- Specially formulated for cats aged 7+
- Quality protein to help keep your cat aged 7+ in good shape and support his vitality
- Crunchy Kibbles to help maintain healthy teeth and gums
- Softer kibbles are richer in proteins and Vitamin D which help maintain muscle tone and strong bones
- Helps support healthy heart and good eyesight promoted by Taurine
Go-Cat Senior 7+ formula for cats over 7 years is carefully balanced to meet the needs of older cats who burn less energy and require fewer calories from their food.
From the day you brought your cat home, you promised to care for him and feed him right everyday and help him to live a happy and healthy life. Go-Cat is here to help you to fullfill your promise. With use of our experience and expertise, we do our utmost for you and for your cat to keep him happy and healthy.
5 promises because we care :
- Nutrition: 100% complete and balanced tasty nutrition for every day with quality protein for the cats’ health and happiness
- Quality: over 1000 daily ingredient and production quality checkups
- Purina experts: developed by Purina nutritionists
- Trusted Suppliers: made with high quality ingredients carefully-selected from known and trusted suppliers
- Year 2025 commitment: our commitment is to have 100% of our packaging recyclable or reusable by year 2025
All our recipes have no artificial colourants, flavourings or preservatives
Ingredients
Cereals
Meat and animal derivatives (20%, of which 2.1% chicken and 2.1% turkey)
Vegetable protein extracts
Oils and fats
Derivatives of vegetable origin
Minerals
Vegetables (0.7% dehydrated vegetables equivalent to 4.2% rehydrated vegetables)
Yeasts
Nutrition & Analytical Constituents
Protein: 31.0%
Fat content: 9.0%
Crude ash: 7.0%
Crude fibre: 3.0%
Essential fatty acids: 1.6%
Nutritional additives
IU/kg:
Vitamin A: 18 000;
Vitamin D3: 1 500;
Vitamin E: 120
mg/kg:
Iron (II) sulphate monohydrate: (Fe: 68);
Calcium iodate anhydrous: (I: 2.2);
Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate: (Cu: 12);
Manganous sulphate monohydrate: (Mn: 7.4);
Zinc sulphate monohydrate: (Zn: 96);
Sodium selenite: (Se: 0.15);
Taurine: 1 250.
Colourants(1)
Antioxidants(1)
No artificial colourants
Calories
362kcal per 100g
Feeding guide
Cat Weight = Quantity to provide (Grams per Day):
Adult 3kg = 45g
Adult 4kg = 60g
Adult 5kg = 75g
The senior maintenance averages are based on moderately active cats at normal environmental temperatures.
Individual needs vary and feeding should be adjusted as required to maintain your cat at a lean, healthy body weight.
Fresh, clean drinking water should always be available. Sufficient consumption of water is a necessary part of healthy, every day nutrition.
Reviews
I always buy 7+ for my 3 cats. I have 2 10year old British short hairs and a 6 year old outdoor tabby moggy.
One of my 10year old cats has had two RTAs leaving him with spinal issues and missing teeth. Go cat 7+ is the only food that keeps his weight on, keeps his joints moving and doesn't make him constipated. My moggy is a rattler but devours her go-cat within minutes. My other cat is rather chubby... Clearly no issues with go-cat there either!! Apart from the RTAs, my 3 cats have impeccable health and hold their condition well on go-cat 7+.
My cat has been eating go-cat since she was a kitten. She’s now 20 and still going strong. She still loves her go-cat 7+
I have been buying Go Cat Senior for over a year now and it’s the only dry food I know my cats will happily eat. It’s reasonably priced and they love it so I have happy cats. They are all senior cats so it’s important And reassuring for me to know they are eating well.
I've been buying this product for months now as it's one of the only ones my fussy cats will eat. I used to struggle to get them to eat cat biscuits (which is bad news for older cats as eating biscuits is good for there teeth), but not anymore, they both go wild for it!!!