Cat wet food trays and pots
Trays and pots are two of the ways wet cat food is packaged, alongside pouches and tins, and the difference is mostly texture and portion size rather than ingredients. We stock terrine and pate-style trays and mousse-style pots from several brands, in single trays and multipacks.
Trays
Sheba Classics Adult Cat Food with Chicken in Terrine Tray and Sheba Fine Flakes Adult Wet Cat Food with Salmon Jelly are both single 85g trays, and the Sheba Classics Adult Cat Food with Salmon in Terrine 8 Pack and Sheba Nature's Collection Cat Trays Mixed Selection in Gravy 8 Pack cover the same formats in a multipack. Lily's Kitchen Cat Organic Turkey Pate uses foil trays for its organic, grain-free pate recipe.
Trays tend to suit cats who prefer a firmer, pate or terrine texture over a sauce or jelly, and the individual tray size means less goes to waste than opening a larger tin for one meal, particularly useful for a cat who will not finish a full portion in one sitting.
Pots
Gourmet Revelations Mousse Chicken, Tuna and Salmon are all 57g mousse pots with cascading gravy, aimed at a softer, smoother texture than a terrine tray, and Gourmet Revelations Fine Cuts in Jelly Salmon uses the same pot format for a jelly-based recipe instead of mousse. Lily's Kitchen Smooth Pate Selection is a pate in foil trays across four meat-based recipes, similar in format if not in texture to the mousse pots.
If your cat is a picky eater, offering a few different textures — terrine, mousse and jelly — across a couple of feeds is often a faster way to find what they actually prefer than sticking with one format and assuming it is the food itself they are rejecting.
In this section
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Sheba Fine Flakes Adult Wet Cat Food with Salmon Jelly — 22 x 85g Trays
Sold as a case: 22 x 85g trays. Complete SHEBA Fine Flakes salmon in jelly wet cat food for adult cats in an 85G tray
£19.59
Lily's Kitchen Chicken Pate for Mature Cats — 19 x 85g Trays
Sold as a case: 19 x 85g trays. Complete 85G mature-cat chicken pâté with equal chicken and pork
£24.59
Sheba Classics Adult Cat Food with Chicken in Terrine Tray — 22 x 85g Trays
Sold as a case: 22 x 85g trays. Complete SHEBA Classics chicken terrine wet cat food for adult cats in an 85G tray
£19.59
Sheba Fillets with Chicken and Tuna in Gravy — 32 x 60g Trays
Sold as a case: 32 x 60g trays. A dome-shaped chicken and tuna topper for adult cats, fed alongside a reduced main meal
£38.09
Sheba Fillets with Chicken Shrimp & Oceanfish in Gravy — 32 x 60g Trays
Sold as a case: 32 x 60g trays. A chicken, tuna and shrimp topper for adult cats, fed alongside a reduced main meal
£38.09
Moderna Litter Tray Soft Green
Open Moderna litter tray with rounded edges and easy-clean plastic
£3.49
Plastic Cat Litter Tray — Large & XL
A sturdy plastic litter tray in two generous sizes — practical, no-fuss, and easy to clean.
From£11.49
Moderna Cat Litter Tray Soft Green
Open Moderna litter tray with rounded edges and easy-clean plastic
£5.99
Moderna Hercules Tray & Rim Indy & Louise
A high-sided litter tray with a removable rim that clamps a liner bag in place
£19.29
Armitage Litter Tray
A flat-edged plastic litter tray, sized for everyday scooping and dishwasher-proof cleaning
£3.73
Moderna Aristo Tray Spicy Coral
Open Moderna litter tray with rounded edges and easy-clean plastic
£7.49
Tarhong Pet Feeding Tray — Wheat Straw Blend
A raised-edge feeding tray that catches spills before they reach your floor — BPA-free, dishwasher safe, and available in cream, black, or terracotta.
From£15.49
Common questions
- What is the difference between a terrine tray and a mousse pot?
- A terrine tray is generally a firmer, pate-style texture, while a mousse pot is whipped to a softer, smoother consistency, often served with a separate sauce or gravy — the choice usually comes down to which texture your own cat prefers rather than any real difference in quality.
- Are Sheba trays suitable for kittens?
- The Sheba Classics and Fine Flakes trays we stock are labelled for adult cats rather than kittens, so check the pack for a kitten-specific recipe or ask us before feeding a young kitten an adult wet food, since their nutritional needs differ.
- How much wet food should I feed my cat each day?
- Feeding amounts vary with your cat's size, age and activity level, so the guide printed on the specific tray or pot is the right starting point, and it is worth checking with your vet if you are unsure how much your particular cat needs.
- Why is my cat only eating some textures of wet food?
- Cats can be genuinely particular about texture rather than flavour alone, so a cat refusing one format, such as a firm terrine, may eat happily from a softer mousse pot or a jelly-based tray instead — it is often worth trying a different texture before assuming the food itself is the problem.
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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.