Is there a Gourmet discount code?

No, we don't operate discount codes for Gourmet or any other brand — the listed price is what you pay. If you're looking to save, comparing pack sizes for the best price per pouch is the more reliable route.

Is Gourmet Soup Royale a full meal or a treat?

It's better treated as an extra or treat rather than a main meal, since it's a thin, broth-like format that's less calorie-dense than a standard pouch or tin. It works well alongside a cat's regular food rather than replacing it.

Can I mix different Gourmet formats in the same week?

Yes, plenty of owners rotate between formats to keep mealtimes interesting for their cat, as long as the overall diet remains balanced and complete. Introducing a new format gradually alongside what your cat already eats is a sensible way to test it.

Gourmet cat food: what the range actually is

We don't run discount codes for Gourmet or any other brand — the price shown is what you pay. What we can help with is understanding the range itself: Gourmet is a wet cat food line with several distinct sub-ranges, from pouches and pâté to mousse and a soup-style format, and knowing the difference makes it easier to pick what your cat will actually enjoy.

The formats within the Gourmet range

Gourmet Gold covers pâté and savoury cake style formats in a tin, aimed at cats who prefer a firmer, more solid texture they can bite into rather than lap. Gourmet Perle and Mon Petit are pouch-based, typically pieces or fillets in gravy or jelly, closer to the format most owners think of as standard wet cat food.

Revelations is a mousse-style format with a smoother, whipped texture, while Soup Royale is a genuinely different concept — a thin, drinkable broth rather than a solid meal, designed as a treat or top-up alongside a cat's main food rather than a replacement for it.

Choosing between the formats

Texture preference varies a lot between individual cats, and it's genuinely common for a cat to eat one format enthusiastically and largely ignore another from the same brand. If you're switching to Gourmet for the first time, trying a small pack from a couple of different sub-ranges is a more reliable way to find what your cat likes than assuming pâté and pouch will land the same way.

Soup-style products like Soup Royale are worth treating as an extra rather than a main meal replacement, since they're thinner and less calorie-dense than a standard pouch or tin — useful for encouraging fluid intake or as an occasional treat, not as the backbone of a daily diet. Keeping a couple of formats in rotation, rather than settling on just one, is a simple way to hedge against a fussy phase.

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Common questions

Is there a Gourmet discount code?: No, we don't operate discount codes for Gourmet or any other brand — the listed price is what you pay. If you're looking to save, comparing pack sizes for the best price per pouch is the more reliable route.
What's the difference between Gourmet Gold and Gourmet Perle?: Gourmet Gold is a tinned pâté or savoury cake format with a firmer texture, while Gourmet Perle is pouch-based, typically pieces or fillets in gravy or jelly. They suit different texture preferences, so it's worth trying both if you're not sure which your cat prefers.
Is Gourmet Soup Royale a full meal or a treat?: It's better treated as an extra or treat rather than a main meal, since it's a thin, broth-like format that's less calorie-dense than a standard pouch or tin. It works well alongside a cat's regular food rather than replacing it.
Can I mix different Gourmet formats in the same week?: Yes, plenty of owners rotate between formats to keep mealtimes interesting for their cat, as long as the overall diet remains balanced and complete. Introducing a new format gradually alongside what your cat already eats is a sensible way to test it.

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.

Gourmet cat food: what the range actually is

The formats within the Gourmet range

Choosing between the formats

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