There are a few non-negotiables when it comes to happy and healthy cats: bird watching, cardboard boxes, warm laundry piles…but most importantly, the proper nutrition that helps them thrive.

Cats are obligate carnivores that need moisture-rich,
high-protein diets that mimic the prey they feast on
in the wild. That’s why Smalls was formulated with
a deep understanding of feline biology from a
PhD animal nutritionist.

Here’s what goes into every bite:

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Real, minimally-processed ingredients: Easier to digest, fewer allergic reactions, and less vomiting.

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High moisture content to support kidney health and reduce the risk of urinary tract issues, common
especially in geriatric cats.

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High protein, low carb, because
cats rely on energy from protein, not carbs.

Health isn’t just important in
kittenhood and in their golden years,
but all the years in-between.

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Start with what’s in their bowl.

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