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Purepet Peak Tuna & Salmon

Purepet Peak Tuna & Salmon

Regular price Rs. 230.00
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Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of Purepet Peak Adult Tuna & Salmon dry cat food—a budget-friendly fish-flavoured option from Purepet (Drools):


🐟 Product Details & Ingredients

  • Available sizes and pricing:

    • 6 kg pack: ₹849–₹999 (~₹141–₹167/kg) (Flipkart).

    • 1 kg pack: ₹191–₹199 (~₹191/kg) on BigBasket (BigBasket).

  • Ingredients (according to Medinary, Pawsandpaws):

    • Real tuna and salmon, eggs, hydrolyzed chicken liver, corn gluten meal, whole-grain cereals, soya oil, fish oil, wheat flour, taurine, iodized salt, natural flavors, vitamins (A, E, B1, B2, B6, B12, choline, niacin, folic acid), minerals (zinc, iron, copper, selenium, manganese), antioxidants, prebiotics & probiotics for digestion and immunity (medinary.co.in).

  • Guaranteed analysis:


🍽 Feeding Guidelines

Follow a gradual transition over 7 days, mixing with your cat’s current diet. Feed according to weight and activity level:

Cat weight Daily portion (g)
1–2 kg 15–30
2–3 kg 30–45
3–4 kg 45–60
4–5 kg 60–80

Divide into 2–3 smaller meals daily. Always provide fresh water with meals (Pawsandpaws.com).


💬 User & Vet Feedback

Amazon / Customer Reviews:

  • Highly rated (~4.4/5)—many users praise palatability, ease of digestion, and affordability.

  • Some reports of digestive issues: vomiting, soft stools; noted fishy odor and kibble hardness (Flipkart, Flipkart).

Reddit & Indian pet community:

  • Strong negative sentiment around Purepet (Drools brand), warning of vomiting, long-term kidney damage, and poor ingredient quality:

    “Purepet is the cheapest and worst brand … it causes kidney failure in long term.” (Reddit)
    “They were vomiting … not just 1 or 2 but ALL FIVE of ’em.” (Reddit)
    “One got a terrible upset stomach and another was throwing up constantly.” (Reddit)

  • Many cat owners report fewer stomach issues after switching to brands like Grain Zero, Me‑O, Whiskas, or even homemade diets, when affordable and feasible (Reddit).


➗ Pros vs. Cons

✅ Pros ❌ Cons
Highly affordable and widely available (~₹140–₹190/kg) Ingredient quality frequently questioned (fillers, poultry by‑products)
Formulated with real tuna & salmon, taurine, omega‑3/6, vitamins, and probiotics Lower protein content (22–26%) than many premium brands
Marketed as digestible, supports coat health, urinary pH, hairball control Widespread complaints of vomiting, diarrhea, strong odor, kibble hardness
Some cats accept and eat it readily Many vets and pet owners advise against long‑term use due to health risks

⚠️ Recommendations & Safe Usage Tips

  1. Test the product: Give a small portion first and observe your cat’s reaction—look out for vomiting, diarrhea, appetite loss, lethargy.

  2. Transition gradually: Mix with the current diet over at least 7 days.

  3. Monitor closely: Track hydration, stool consistency, coat condition, and energy levels.

  4. Use intermittently or mix: If sticking with Purepet due to price constraints, consider rotating or supplementing with home-cooked protein (vet-approved).

  5. Consult a veterinarian: Especially for cats with GI, renal issues, or repeated vomiting.


🧭 Final Thoughts

Purepet Tuna & Salmon Adult offers a fish-based, taurine-fortified diet at a budget price. It's likely to be accepted by many cats—but it consistently ranks low in ingredient quality and nutrition. Community and vet feedback strongly suggest cautious, limited use; many cat owners report digestive issues or long-term health concerns when used exclusively.

If cost permits, brands like Whiskas, Me‑O, Grain Zero, or mid-tier imports like Royal Canin or Matisse often provide better ingredient profiles and fewer health complaints. Homemade diets with balanced supplementation, guided by vet advice, can also be a safer alternative for long-term health.

Would you like help comparing alternatives—like Whiskas vs. Me‑O—or crafting a transition/feeding plan using mixed diet?

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