Four lines with different roles. In pouches: Meat Lovers in 85 g is a complete food, and Tender Meats and Tender Low Grain in 70 g are complementary. In cans, Zen Canned Food brings together shreds in stew and slices in gravy.
Complete food. Can be given as the only ration.
Complete · Neutered
Meat Lovers Chicken
Fresh chicken with L-carnitine.
Complete · Neutered
Meat Lovers Chicken and fish
Poultry and white fish combined.
Complete · Neutered
Meat Lovers Sardine and lamb
Uncommon proteins.
Complete · Kitten
Meat Lovers Kitten
Chicken and fish with EPA + DHA.
Food complementary. As a snack or topping, never as the only ration.
Complementary · 99% animal
Tender Meats Chicken
One single main ingredient.
Complementary · Chicken 50%
Tender Meats Chicken and tuna
Only two main ingredients.
Complementary · Adults and kittens
Tender Meats Mackerel
Oily fish rich in Omega 3.
Complementary · 99% animal
Tender Meats Tuna and clams
Intense aroma for fussy cats.
Complementary · 100% natural
Tender Meats Tuna and prawns
In soft jelly, without additives.
Also complementary. Same jelly and format, with 1% rice as a binder and gluten free.
Complementary · Low Grain
Tender Meats LG Chicken
55% chicken, one single main ingredient.
Complementary · Low Grain
Tender Meats LG Chicken and tuna
50% chicken with 5% tuna.
Complementary · Adults and kittens
Tender Fish LG Mackerel
55% mackerel, oily fish on its own.
Complementary · Low Grain
Tender Fish LG Tuna and clams
50% tuna with 5% clam.
Complementary · The lightest
Tender Fish LG Tuna and prawns
50% tuna with 5% prawn.
Seventeen cans
of 70 grams.
The standard range in stewed shreds and slices in gravy, plus the nine recipes of Zen Lux in pâté, jelly and gravy, with vegetables and catnip.
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It is the most important distinction in this section.
No. Tender Meats is a complementary food: it provides quality protein and palatability, but on its own it does not cover the vitamins, minerals and proportions a cat needs daily.
A cat fed only on complementary food would end up deficient. Always serve it also of their main food.
As a guide from the manufacturer: cats weighing 0 to 3 kg, one pouch per day. Cats weighing 3 to 6 kg, between one and a half and two pouches a day.
Always on top of the main food, deducting its calories if the cat tends to gain weight.
It has three clear uses: as treat in training or to build a bond, as topping to get a fussy cat to finish their ration, and as Hydration support in cats that drink little.
It is also useful for hiding medication, though it is worth checking with the vet depending on the drug.
in Meat Lovers, if your cat is neutered you have three protein options; sardine and lamb is the one if you suspect sensitisation to chicken. For kittens, the Kitten recipe with EPA + DHA.
in Tender Meats and Tender Low Grain, any of them works as a snack. The shellfish ones have a stronger aroma and work better with fussy cats. The difference between the two ranges is the cereal: Tender Meats has none, Low Grain has 1% rice as a binder.
Identifiable shreds and pieces of meat, not a uniform paste. Texture is part of what decides whether your cat comes back.
