Cats can be surprisingly particular about texture rather than flavour, which is the whole reason a pâté or terrine exists alongside a chunks-in-gravy tray of the same brand.

This box holds three Sheba Classics recipes in that smoother terrine texture: With Salmon, With Whitefish and Carrots, and With Tuna and Vegetables. Each carries meat and animal derivatives plus the named fish or vegetable at 4% — salmon 4% in the first, whitefish and carrots at 4% each in the second. Sheba are explicit that this is for adult cats only and not suitable for kittens: protein 9.5%, fat 5%, fibre 0.3%, ash 2%, moisture 82.5%, at 84kcal per 100g, or 71kcal per 85g tray.

• Three recipes: With Salmon, With Whitefish and Carrots, With Tuna and Vegetables
• Named fish/vegetable at 4% in each recipe
• Not suitable for kittens — for adult cats only
• Protein 9.5%, fat 5%, ash 2%, moisture 82.5%
• 84kcal/100g (71kcal per 85g tray)
• Pâté/terrine texture rather than chunks in gravy

What's not itemised here. The full composition for the Tuna and Vegetables recipe runs on beyond what we can quote in full on the card we hold — what's confirmed is the 4% named ingredient pattern shared with the other two recipes. Sheba's own kitten exclusion is worth repeating plainly: this range is not suitable for kittens, so a household with both an adult cat and a kitten needs two different foods, not one bowl.

Who it's for: owners of an adult cat that prefers a smooth pâté texture over gravy-soaked chunks, and specifically not for kittens.