Specially crafted for your indoor cat, our ACANA Indoor Entrée Recipe is uniquely suited to the needs of your domesticated feline. Rich with 65% quality animal ingredients including fresh or raw free-run chicken and turkey, and whole herring, Indoor Entrée has the animal protein your cat needs to be their best. This nutrient-dense recipe also helps support key health benefits for your indoor cat, including weight management, hairball control, and digestive health. Nurture your indoor feline with a recipe tailored to keep them healthy and happy with ACANA Indoor Entrée! Rich with 65% quality animal ingredients like free-run chicken and turkey and whole herring. Carefully balanced calories from protein and fat, plus L-carnitine help maintain a healthy body weight. Helps control hairballs with fiber from oat groats, miscanthus grass, lentils, chickpeas and lentil fiber. High quality protein, fiber and a probiotic blend help support your indoor cat’s digestive health. Crafted in the USA with the world’s best ingredients.
Specially crafted for your indoor cat, our ACANA Indoor Entrée Recipe is uniquely suited to the needs of your domesticated feline. Rich with 65% quality animal ingredients including fresh or raw free-run chicken and turkey, and whole herring, Indoor Entrée has the animal protein your cat needs to be their best. This nutrient-dense recipe also helps support key health benefits for your indoor cat, including weight management, hairball control, and digestive health. Nurture your indoor feline with a recipe tailored to keep them healthy and happy with ACANA Indoor Entrée! Rich with 65% quality animal ingredients like free-run chicken and turkey and whole herring. Carefully balanced calories from protein and fat, plus L-carnitine help maintain a healthy body weight. Helps control hairballs with fiber from oat groats, miscanthus grass, lentils, chickpeas and lentil fiber. High quality protein, fiber and a probiotic blend help support your indoor cat’s digestive health. Crafted in the USA with the world’s best ingredients.
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The all-time low was $27.81 on 27 Nov 2024 — today's price is 166% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 8 Nov 2026.
Acana Indoor Cat 1.8 kg
Specially crafted for your indoor cat, our ACANA Indoor Entrée Recipe is uniquely suited to the needs of your domesticated feline. Rich with 65% quality animal ingredients including fresh or raw free-run chicken and turkey, and whole herring, Indoor Entrée has the animal protein your cat needs to be their best. This nutrient-dense recipe also helps support key health benefits for your indoor cat, including weight management, hairball control, and digestive health. Nurture your indoor feline with a recipe tailored to keep them healthy and happy with ACANA Indoor Entrée! Rich with 65% quality animal ingredients like free-run chicken and turkey and whole herring. Carefully balanced calories from protein and fat, plus L-carnitine help maintain a healthy body weight. Helps control hairballs with fiber from oat groats, miscanthus grass, lentils, chickpeas and lentil fiber. High quality protein, fiber and a probiotic blend help support your indoor cat’s digestive health. Crafted in the USA with the world’s best ingredients.
Specially crafted for your indoor cat, our ACANA Indoor Entrée Recipe is uniquely suited to the needs of your domesticated feline. Rich with 65% quality animal ingredients including fresh or raw free-run chicken and turkey, and whole herring, Indoor Entrée has the animal protein your cat needs to be their best. This nutrient-dense recipe also helps support key health benefits for your indoor cat, including weight management, hairball control, and digestive health. Nurture your indoor feline with a recipe tailored to keep them healthy and happy with ACANA Indoor Entrée! Rich with 65% quality animal ingredients like free-run chicken and turkey and whole herring. Carefully balanced calories from protein and fat, plus L-carnitine help maintain a healthy body weight. Helps control hairballs with fiber from oat groats, miscanthus grass, lentils, chickpeas and lentil fiber. High quality protein, fiber and a probiotic blend help support your indoor cat’s digestive health. Crafted in the USA with the world’s best ingredients.
Last updated at 08/11/2026 20:48:46
Acana INDOOR ENTREE CAT 1.8KG, White
Delivery between 13–17 Nov $41
Acana Indoor Entre Cat_Small_1.8Kg
Free delivery between 18–20 Nov
originally posted on meowhowl.ae
The cats I feed like this, but they'll eat almost anything, so not much to go on there. The label gives a guaranteed analysis of how much protein and other food components are present. (The guaranteed analysis for this food is given in wet terms, i.e. including the water. Recommendations for pet nutrition are typically given in dry terms, not counting water, so I'll include dry conversions for a few of these in parentheses, assuming it's 90% dry and 10% wet. The maximum water reported is 10%, so those dry numbers will be generous.) Crude protein: 36% (40% dry) minimum. 40% (dry content) protein minimum is good, higher than required by the leading association of pet food monitors (AAFCO), though some foods have more. Crude fat: 18% (20% dry) minimum. That's a high ... MoreThe cats I feed like this, but they'll eat almost anything, so not much to go on there. The label gives a guaranteed analysis of how much protein and other food components are present. (The guaranteed analysis for this food is given in wet terms, i.e. including the water. Recommendations for pet nutrition are typically given in dry terms, not counting water, so I'll include dry conversions for a few of these in parentheses, assuming it's 90% dry and 10% wet. The maximum water reported is 10%, so those dry numbers will be generous.) Crude protein: 36% (40% dry) minimum. 40% (dry content) protein minimum is good, higher than required by the leading association of pet food monitors (AAFCO), though some foods have more. Crude fat: 18% (20% dry) minimum. That's a high fat content, which is good for cats as long as they're not overweight. Crude fiber: 4% maximum. Cats don't get fiber in their natural diet, so it's somewhat controversial, but it's included in most cat food on the basis of very limited studies and analogies to other animals (like us), most of which are omnivores, which cats aren't. 4% is a comparatively low amount, which may be for the best. Moisture: 10% maximum. It's a dry food, so not much water in it, but what there is is good for cats. Dietary starch: 15% (17% dry) maximum. Not something cats eat in nature, and not something they really need, but it might do them some good, and humans love seeing their own favorite starchy foods on labels. Sugars: 1.2% maximum. More carbs that aren't part of a cat's natural diet. EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) 0.1% minimum. DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) 0.15% minimum. Calcium: 1.6% minimum. Phosphorus: 1.2% minimum. Magnesium: 0.1% minimum. Taurine: 0.1% minimum. The minimum recommended amount for dry foods. Omega-3 fatty acids: 0.6% minimum Omega-6 fatty acids: 3.5% minimum There are 439 calories per cup, 37% from protein, 23% from carbohydrates, and 40% from fat. Cats don't buy cat food, humans do, so many cat foods include ingredients designed to appeal to humans that may do little good for a cat. There are lots of fruits and veggies, for example, that cats would never eat in nature and for which they don't have ideal digestive tracts, though they may derive some nutrition from them in limited amounts. A lot of the veggies listed on labels are present in such limited amounts, often less than 1% or even less than 0.1%, that they probably make little practical difference whether cats can digest them well or not. The ingredients for this are listed in order by weight. By the time you get to dried kelp you're probably at under 1% for each of those ingredients (based on what Acana says at its website about its other flavors), and it goes down to extremely small amounts from there. Deboned chicken, deboned turkey, chicken liver, chicken meal, catfish meal, pollock meal, whole red lentils, whole pinto beans, chicken fat, pea starch, whole green lentils, whole green peas, whole chickpeas, rainbow trout, catfish, pollock oil, natural chicken flavor, chicken heart, lentil fiber, turkey meal, turkey liver, turkey heart, chicken cartilage, turkey cartilage, freeze-dried turkey liver, choline chloride, dried kelp, whole cranberries, whole pumpkin, collard greens, carrots, apples, zinc proteinate, vitamin E supplement, mixed tocopherols (preservative), taurine, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin A acetate, niacin, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, calcium pantothenate, pyridoxine hydrochlorine, folic acid, vitamin B12 supplement, biotin, copper proteinate, L-carnitine, DL-methionine, ascorbic acid (vitamin C) chicory root, turmeric, sarsaparilla root, althea root, rosehips, juniper berries, citric acid (preservative), rosemary extract, dried Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, dried Bifidobacterium animalis fermentation product, dried Lactobacillus casei fermentation product. The freshness date on mine is October 6th, 2021.
originally posted on chewy.com
I have two ragdoll cats and started them on this food after my catsitter recommended it: bad mistake to take their advice. Within just a few weeks I began to notice my cats struggling with the litterbox, and only peeing small amounts. I'm SO glad I paid attention because that can be a life threatening issue.This was never an issue until I started this food. DON'T GET THIS IF YOUR CAT IS PRONE TO STONES OR BLADDER ISSUES. I thought switching to a fancier food would help, definitley did not.
originally posted on chewy.com
We loved this food because it was grain free. Our boys have a sensitivity. Well, they changed it without telling the public adding grains. 8 MONTHS they were on this food before my husband noticed. (No change to the package at all) They had bad dry skin, my SHORT hair (and long) mats, and my longhair developed a bad attitude, and BOTH became obese and were always hungry. Grains are BAD for cats. In the wild they won’t feed on grains so that’s why we don’t feed it to them. It’s fillers for pets! Reactions=intolerance. Plus they went from 12lbs to 10 and jacked the price up!!!
Acana INDOOR ENTREE CAT 1.8KG, White
Delivery between 13–17 Nov $41
Acana Indoor Entre Cat_Small_1.8Kg
Free delivery between 18–20 Nov
The cats I feed like this, but they'll eat almost anything, so not much to go on there. The label gives a guaranteed analysis of how much protein and other food components are present. (The guaranteed analysis for this food is given in wet terms, i.e. including the water. Recommendations for pet nutrition are typically given in dry terms, not counting water, so I'll include dry conversions for a few of these in parentheses, assuming it's 90% dry and 10% wet. The maximum water reported is 10%, so those dry numbers will be generous.) Crude protein: 36% (40% dry) minimum. 40% (dry content) protein minimum is good, higher than required by the leading association of pet food monitors (AAFCO), though some foods have more. Crude fat: 18% (20% dry) minimum. That's a high ... MoreThe cats I feed like this, but they'll eat almost anything, so not much to go on there. The label gives a guaranteed analysis of how much protein and other food components are present. (The guaranteed analysis for this food is given in wet terms, i.e. including the water. Recommendations for pet nutrition are typically given in dry terms, not counting water, so I'll include dry conversions for a few of these in parentheses, assuming it's 90% dry and 10% wet. The maximum water reported is 10%, so those dry numbers will be generous.) Crude protein: 36% (40% dry) minimum. 40% (dry content) protein minimum is good, higher than required by the leading association of pet food monitors (AAFCO), though some foods have more. Crude fat: 18% (20% dry) minimum. That's a high fat content, which is good for cats as long as they're not overweight. Crude fiber: 4% maximum. Cats don't get fiber in their natural diet, so it's somewhat controversial, but it's included in most cat food on the basis of very limited studies and analogies to other animals (like us), most of which are omnivores, which cats aren't. 4% is a comparatively low amount, which may be for the best. Moisture: 10% maximum. It's a dry food, so not much water in it, but what there is is good for cats. Dietary starch: 15% (17% dry) maximum. Not something cats eat in nature, and not something they really need, but it might do them some good, and humans love seeing their own favorite starchy foods on labels. Sugars: 1.2% maximum. More carbs that aren't part of a cat's natural diet. EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) 0.1% minimum. DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) 0.15% minimum. Calcium: 1.6% minimum. Phosphorus: 1.2% minimum. Magnesium: 0.1% minimum. Taurine: 0.1% minimum. The minimum recommended amount for dry foods. Omega-3 fatty acids: 0.6% minimum Omega-6 fatty acids: 3.5% minimum There are 439 calories per cup, 37% from protein, 23% from carbohydrates, and 40% from fat. Cats don't buy cat food, humans do, so many cat foods include ingredients designed to appeal to humans that may do little good for a cat. There are lots of fruits and veggies, for example, that cats would never eat in nature and for which they don't have ideal digestive tracts, though they may derive some nutrition from them in limited amounts. A lot of the veggies listed on labels are present in such limited amounts, often less than 1% or even less than 0.1%, that they probably make little practical difference whether cats can digest them well or not. The ingredients for this are listed in order by weight. By the time you get to dried kelp you're probably at under 1% for each of those ingredients (based on what Acana says at its website about its other flavors), and it goes down to extremely small amounts from there. Deboned chicken, deboned turkey, chicken liver, chicken meal, catfish meal, pollock meal, whole red lentils, whole pinto beans, chicken fat, pea starch, whole green lentils, whole green peas, whole chickpeas, rainbow trout, catfish, pollock oil, natural chicken flavor, chicken heart, lentil fiber, turkey meal, turkey liver, turkey heart, chicken cartilage, turkey cartilage, freeze-dried turkey liver, choline chloride, dried kelp, whole cranberries, whole pumpkin, collard greens, carrots, apples, zinc proteinate, vitamin E supplement, mixed tocopherols (preservative), taurine, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin A acetate, niacin, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, calcium pantothenate, pyridoxine hydrochlorine, folic acid, vitamin B12 supplement, biotin, copper proteinate, L-carnitine, DL-methionine, ascorbic acid (vitamin C) chicory root, turmeric, sarsaparilla root, althea root, rosehips, juniper berries, citric acid (preservative), rosemary extract, dried Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, dried Bifidobacterium animalis fermentation product, dried Lactobacillus casei fermentation product. The freshness date on mine is October 6th, 2021.
I have two ragdoll cats and started them on this food after my catsitter recommended it: bad mistake to take their advice. Within just a few weeks I began to notice my cats struggling with the litterbox, and only peeing small amounts. I'm SO glad I paid attention because that can be a life threatening issue.This was never an issue until I started this food. DON'T GET THIS IF YOUR CAT IS PRONE TO STONES OR BLADDER ISSUES. I thought switching to a fancier food would help, definitley did not.
We loved this food because it was grain free. Our boys have a sensitivity. Well, they changed it without telling the public adding grains. 8 MONTHS they were on this food before my husband noticed. (No change to the package at all) They had bad dry skin, my SHORT hair (and long) mats, and my longhair developed a bad attitude, and BOTH became obese and were always hungry. Grains are BAD for cats. In the wild they won’t feed on grains so that’s why we don’t feed it to them. It’s fillers for pets! Reactions=intolerance. Plus they went from 12lbs to 10 and jacked the price up!!!
My Senior Rescue Picky eater LOVES this. Finally! I tried 9 different brands. I needed him off the Blue Buffalo Tastefuls due to struvite crystals. He also regurgitated once a week, 2-3 in a row. He also ate cat grass. Then the Blue Buffalo Urinary RX food made him very constipated with hemorrhoids which bled. He was previously on Hairball formula since he will only eat dry and this extra bulk kept him regular. ACANA dry has it all! He is happy. I am happy, clear urine, easily passed poo, and no vomit/regurgitation. I no longer have to grow cat grass. I also, transitioned him very quickly. I first put out as a snack! He gobbled it up! I knew this was it!!! Thank you! ARCANA
Back in 2018 arcana the company was under investigation for arsenic poisoning, along with other lethal heavy metals , my cat stopped eating it and when he did he'd immediately threw up, then wasn't able to poop for long periods of time , (yes he had multiple water sources) he started to act lethargic and would have low response to stimulus. He was not okay , this went on for a good few days I had him treated and fortunately he recovered. This food isn't as it's described. And should be recalled. Please do not feed to your animals, it's not worth the vet visit and losing your loved one. Down below I attached a photo of my sweet and he might look fine to you but he was laying like that for a long time and couldn't look up at me or even move . His fur is all messy, he ... MoreBack in 2018 arcana the company was under investigation for arsenic poisoning, along with other lethal heavy metals , my cat stopped eating it and when he did he'd immediately threw up, then wasn't able to poop for long periods of time , (yes he had multiple water sources) he started to act lethargic and would have low response to stimulus. He was not okay , this went on for a good few days I had him treated and fortunately he recovered. This food isn't as it's described. And should be recalled. Please do not feed to your animals, it's not worth the vet visit and losing your loved one. Down below I attached a photo of my sweet and he might look fine to you but he was laying like that for a long time and couldn't look up at me or even move . His fur is all messy, he had stopped grooming himself. This was him not being responsive.
I feel absolutely devastated. I bought this because based on everything it says on the website and the packaging I believed it would be a better choice for my cat than Royal Canin. A month after switching (gradually, not suddenly), my 2-year-old cat has developed a bladder infection with crystals in her urine, which necessitates medication and veterinary food. Obviously, I cannot say for sure that it is this food by Acana that caused it but according to my cat’s vet, that is the most likely cause of the issue, so, obviously, I would not recommend this food to anyone. Maybe my cat got unlucky that this food didn’t suit her but I feel it’s important to share this experience because who knows, maybe there are others who have had the same experience and then Acana needs ... MoreI feel absolutely devastated. I bought this because based on everything it says on the website and the packaging I believed it would be a better choice for my cat than Royal Canin. A month after switching (gradually, not suddenly), my 2-year-old cat has developed a bladder infection with crystals in her urine, which necessitates medication and veterinary food. Obviously, I cannot say for sure that it is this food by Acana that caused it but according to my cat’s vet, that is the most likely cause of the issue, so, obviously, I would not recommend this food to anyone. Maybe my cat got unlucky that this food didn’t suit her but I feel it’s important to share this experience because who knows, maybe there are others who have had the same experience and then Acana needs to reevaluate their product.
I have been buying Acana for at least 6 years. Maybe longer. One of my cats has a very sensitive stomach and threw up from everything we tried...except this. So all my cats eat this now. I do not mind the price because of the fact that the ingredients are high quality and not junk food for my fur baby. That really matters to me since I want my cats to live long lives with no health issues. My cat is now going to be 10 and she loves your fish treats also.
They call me the cat whisperer, well everyone in my family does. I have three indoor cats and 12 outdoor cats total. So when I say I have enough kitty opinions to collect it's not an exaggeration. I decided to give it to my indoor babies due to it being the Arcana Indoor Entree. This way I could keep a watch on if they ate it and their reaction to it. I started by mixing a portion into their current food and by week four had completely replaced the old food with the new. First impressions, it's made of quality products and healthy ingredients which I like. It's a little pricey for what you get but that's to be expected with healthy food. The package was nothing special it would be nice if it was resealable. Final thoughts, two out of three cat's liked the food and ... MoreThey call me the cat whisperer, well everyone in my family does. I have three indoor cats and 12 outdoor cats total. So when I say I have enough kitty opinions to collect it's not an exaggeration. I decided to give it to my indoor babies due to it being the Arcana Indoor Entree. This way I could keep a watch on if they ate it and their reaction to it. I started by mixing a portion into their current food and by week four had completely replaced the old food with the new. First impressions, it's made of quality products and healthy ingredients which I like. It's a little pricey for what you get but that's to be expected with healthy food. The package was nothing special it would be nice if it was resealable. Final thoughts, two out of three cat's liked the food and ate it without any problems. I didn't really have enough to gage if there was any kind of change in them during the trial run. Overall I would recommend it if you can afford to pay for it.
My 4 cats has been eating this food for 2 years, and they never run into any health issues that are food related. Until recently, we notice the color of the food become lighter, and the cats refused to eat it. And two of my cats that did eat it ended up vomiting. Even though it’s the same exact brand and flavor they’ve been eating. I thought it’s a bad batch so I contacted chewy. It’s really nice of chewy that they send me a new bag for free hoping it’ll be the same good quality as the previous good batch. However, the new replacement bag has the same problem, same color as the bad batch and cats still refused to eat it. This used to be the brand that I trust, but now I’m scared to feed my cats this. I have to switch to other brands. The manufacturers must have ... MoreMy 4 cats has been eating this food for 2 years, and they never run into any health issues that are food related. Until recently, we notice the color of the food become lighter, and the cats refused to eat it. And two of my cats that did eat it ended up vomiting. Even though it’s the same exact brand and flavor they’ve been eating. I thought it’s a bad batch so I contacted chewy. It’s really nice of chewy that they send me a new bag for free hoping it’ll be the same good quality as the previous good batch. However, the new replacement bag has the same problem, same color as the bad batch and cats still refused to eat it. This used to be the brand that I trust, but now I’m scared to feed my cats this. I have to switch to other brands. The manufacturers must have change the ingredients and there’s something’s wrong with the food. Don’t feed your cats this!!!
