Chicken & Tuna Savory Cat Gravy

At Ollie 'n' Kiki, we’re all about pure, honest nutrition. Our recipes are crafted with 100% natural, human-grade ingredients—no additives, preservatives, or artificial fillers. Just real food, made with care and backed by science to keep your cat happy and healthy.

Cats can be picky, so a gradual transition works best! Start by mixing 20% Ollie 'n' Kiki with your cat’s current food. Slowly increase the portion over 5-7 days until your cat is fully enjoying our delicious, nutritious meals. Patience is key for a smooth switch!

📦 Before opening: Store in a cool, dry place.

❄️ After opening: Seal tightly and refrigerate.

🥣 Best served: At room temperature.

For the freshest taste and nutrients, consume within 24 hours of opening.

Yes! Our recipes are made with clean, simple ingredients and are free from artificial additives. If your cat has specific dietary needs, we recommend checking with your vet before introducing new food.

Feeding guidelines are provided on each pack, based on your cat’s weight and activity level. Since cats have unique appetites, we suggest starting with small portions and adjusting as needed. Fresh water should always be available.

We’re proud to craft our meals in a top-notch facility in Vadodara, Gujrat, India, where every batch is made with care and precision. Our commitment to quality means you can trust every pack to be just right.

Yes! Our food is suitable for all life stages. Whether you have an energetic kitten or a wise senior cat, our nutrient-rich meals support their growth, health, and vitality. Consult your vet for portion adjustments based on age and needs.

No way! We keep it pure with no added sugar or artificial sweeteners. Just wholesome ingredients that deliver the natural nutrition your cat needs.

We use advanced retort technology to naturally preserve our food, locking in nutrients and flavor without artificial preservatives. Our strict quality control measures mean every meal is crafted with the utmost care for your pet’s safety and health.

Ollie n Kiki uses advanced retort technology, a natural preservation method that combines heat and pressure to keep our food fresh and safe for up to 2 years—without any artificial preservatives. This process locks in the nutrients and flavors, ensuring your dog enjoys wholesome, delicious meals every time!

To learn more about retort technology, click here.

Absolutely! Ollie n Kiki can be used as a topper or mixed with other foods to enhance the nutritional value and flavor of your cat's meals. Just ensure that the overall diet remains balanced and meets your cat's nutritional needs.

Indoor cats may benefit from diets lower in calories to prevent weight gain, with high protein content to maintain muscle mass.

Wet cat food provides hydration and can be beneficial for urinary health, while dry food is convenient and can aid in dental health. A combination of both can offer balanced nutrition.

Adult cats typically thrive on two meals per day. Kittens may require more frequent feeding, while some adult cats prefer free-feeding on dry kibble.

Cats are obligate carnivores, requiring nutrients found primarily in animal tissues. Vegetarian or vegan diets are not recommended without veterinary supervision.

Avoid cat foods with excessive fillers, artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors.

The amount your cat needs to eat depends on factors like age, weight, activity level, and the specific cat food's caloric content. Refer to the feeding guidelines on the packaging and consult your vet for personalized advice.

Kittens can typically transition to adult cat food around 12 months of age. However, consult your veterinarian to determine the best time based on your cat's specific needs.

While some cats may benefit from grain-free diets, it's essential to ensure the food provides all necessary nutrients. Consult your veterinarian before making any dietary changes.

Regularly monitor your cat's weight and body condition. If you can’t feel their ribs easily or notice a lack of waist definition, consult your veterinarian for guidance on weight management.

Raw diets are controversial due to potential bacterial contamination. It's crucial to handle raw food safely and consult with a veterinarian before starting a raw diet.