Cats

Cat food & care essentials in Attard

From kittens and indoor cats to the colony you care for locally, our Attard shop offers food and everyday essentials. Browse dry food, pouches and tins in single portions or cases, alongside litter, trays, scratchers and carriers.

Browse cat supplies Call 7760 6351

Fussy eater help

We can suggest textures and flavours for picky or sensitive cats.

Pouches by the box

Reserve wet food by the case for regular or community feeding.

Indoor & apartment living

Advice on litter for small flats and keeping indoor cats active.

Indoor cat care in Malta

BalconiesFit secure cat-proof barriers to balconies and open windows.
WaterOffer fresh water; a fountain may encourage some cats to drink.
Cool spotsProvide a shaded, well-ventilated resting place indoors.

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Choosing food for your cat

Enter their age and weight to explore feeding guidance and food options from our Attard range.

Pet diet guide

Tell us about your pet and we'll suggest how much to feed and which foods we have in stock that suit them.

A starting guide only — follow the pack instructions and ask your vet about health concerns.

Explore our department range

Dry food

Dry food for kittens, adults and seniors, including indoor, sterilised and sensitive ranges. Choose from smaller bags and larger household packs.

Wet food & treats

Tins, pouches and pâtés available individually or by the case, alongside creamy treats, dental treats and catnip toys.

Litter & trays

Clumping, wood, silica and paper litters, open and hooded trays, scoops, liners and odour control.

Health & grooming

Flea and tick spot-ons, wormers, hairball pastes, brushes, nail clippers and calming sprays.

Practical care in Malta

Cat care in the Maltese climate

Encourage regular drinking

Offer fresh water in a wide bowl away from food, or try a drinking fountain. Wet food can contribute to daily water intake, particularly during Malta’s hot summers.

Summer hairballs

Regular brushing helps remove loose hair during seasonal moulting. Choose grooming tools suited to your cat’s coat and ask your vet about persistent hairballs or vomiting.

Rooftop safety

If your cat has roof access, secure gaps and edges with suitable cat-proof barriers. Provide shade and fresh water, and keep microchip contact details up to date.

Feeding a colony

Use a shaded feeding area and offer only what the colony will eat promptly. Remove leftovers, especially wet food in summer, and keep bowls clean. Ask us about larger food bags.