Go-Cat feeding guide
Go-Cat prints a feeding table on every bag, based on your cat's weight and life stage, and that table — not a generic figure online — is the right starting point. We can't write you a feeding plan for your specific cat, because that depends on things a pack table doesn't know, like your cat's activity, neuter status and any vet-advised weight target. What follows is how to use the guide properly and what we stock.
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How to use the pack guide properly
Weigh your cat rather than guessing, since a kitten-sized estimate applied to an adult cat (or the other way round) throws the whole table off. Go-Cat's guide gives a daily total split across the recommended number of meals, and it's a starting point rather than a fixed rule — a cat who is gaining or losing weight on that amount needs the amount adjusted, not the recipe changed.
If your cat is neutered, older, or mostly indoors, they typically need less than an intact, younger or more active cat of the same weight, and the pack table usually flags this with a separate column or note. If you're unsure which figure applies, or your cat's weight is moving in a direction you didn't expect, that's a conversation for your vet rather than a guess from us.
What we stock from the range
Our Go-Cat range covers adult dry recipes across a few different proteins, along with a kitten formula and an indoor-cat option for cats who get less exercise chasing things outdoors. Each is a complete food, meaning it's formulated to be fed on its own rather than alongside another brand.
We carry a selection from the wider Go-Cat catalogue rather than every recipe the brand makes, and what's shown in the grid above is what's currently available to order. Which one suits your cat comes down to their age and activity level more than any single recipe being objectively "the best".
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Go-cat Kitten Chicken, Turkey & Milk
Complete dry kitten food named for chicken, turkey and milk, each a small share of the recipe
£7.39

Go-Cat Go Cat Herring with Vegetables Dry Cat Food
A dry cat food where herring makes up 3.2% of the recipe, in fish-shaped kibbles
From£1.35

Go-cat Herring with Vegetables
Complete dry food for adult cats with real herring pieces pressed into fish-shaped kibble
£32.25

Go-cat Chicken and Duck Dry Cat Food
A 10kg dry cat food where meat and animal derivatives are 20%, split 3% chicken and 1% duck
£32.25

Go-Cat Go Cat 1 Indoor Cat Chicken
An indoor-cat dry food where duck sits unnamed alongside the chicken on the label
From£3.15

Go-Cat Go Cat 1 Adult Cat Chicken Duck
A dry cat food with 3% chicken and 1% duck within a 20% meat and animal derivative recipe
From£3.15

Go-cat Kitten/Junior Chicken, Turkey & Milk
Complete dry food for kittens and junior cats, with age-banded feeding guidance to 12 months
£3.15

Go-cat 7+ Senior Cat Chicken & Turkey
Complete dry food for cats aged 7 and over, with 2% named chicken and turkey
£3.15

Go-cat 1+ Adult Cat Chicken & Duck
A 340g bag of GO-CAT's Chicken & Duck recipe, the same 20% meat and animal derivatives
£1.75

Go-cat 1+ Adult Cat Chicken & Turkey
A 340g bag of GO-CAT's Chicken & Turkey recipe, an even 2%/2% split of the two meats
£1.75

Go-cat Herring with Vegetables Dry Cat Food
A 340g trial-size bag of GO-CAT's Herring with Vegetables recipe
£1.75
Common questions
- How much Go-Cat should I feed my cat?
- Follow the daily amount on the pack for your cat's actual weight, split across the number of meals it recommends. Weigh your cat rather than estimating, and treat the figure as a starting point — if their weight starts moving in a direction you didn't expect, adjust the amount and mention it to your vet.
- Is Go-Cat a complete food?
- Yes, the Go-Cat dry recipes we stock are labelled as complete, meaning they're formulated to provide everything an adult cat needs without another food alongside them. Treats and wet food can still be given on top, in moderation, without upsetting that balance.
- Can kittens eat Go-Cat?
- Only the Go-Cat kitten recipe, not the adult formulas, which are balanced differently for a grown cat's needs rather than a kitten's growth. Check the pack for the age range it's designed for before switching a kitten onto any adult food.
- Does Giddy Pets stock every Go-Cat recipe?
- No, we carry a selection from the range rather than the brand's whole catalogue. What's shown in the grid above is what we currently have listed, and that can change as the range and our stock both do.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.
