Expert+ Cat Food

Calibra Expert+ cat food is complete and balanced superpremium dry cat food for adult cats that need targeted daily support without moving into veterinary diet territory. Each recipe is designed around a clear everyday wellbeing need, helping you choose nutrition that fits your cat's lifestyle, body condition and sensitivities.

The range includes recipes for urinary and calm support, indoor gastrointestinal support, sensitive digestion and shiny coat, large cat mobility, and sterilised cats with hairball control. Across the range, selected animal proteins are paired with functional ingredients such as cranberries, lemon balm, prebiotics, linseed and salmon oil, depending on the recipe.

Expert+ is best suited to cats that need proactive everyday nutritional care rather than a clinical veterinary diet. If your cat has a diagnosed urinary, gastrointestinal, kidney, pancreatic or other medical condition, always speak to your vet and choose a veterinary diet when clinically recommended.

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FAQs about Calibra Expert+ Cat Food

Is Expert+ the same as Calibra Veterinary Diets?

No. Expert+ is a complete daily feeding range with targeted functional support. Calibra Veterinary Diets are clinical diets created for specific diagnosed health conditions and should be used with veterinary guidance. If your cat has ongoing symptoms or a known medical condition, ask your vet which diet is appropriate.

Which Expert+ cat recipe supports sensitive digestion?

Calibra Cat Expert+ Indoor & Gastro Support is designed for indoor adult cats and cats with sensitive digestion, while Sensitive & Shiny Coat also supports sensitive digestion alongside skin and coat condition. The recipes include digestive-support ingredients such as psyllium fibre, selected fibres, prebiotics and inactivated Lacticaseibacillus paracasei.

Does the range include urinary support?

Yes. Calibra Cat Expert+ Calm & Urinary Support is designed for adult cats that need everyday urinary tract support as well as calm behaviour support. It includes cranberries for urinary wellbeing and lemon balm to help support relaxation.

Which recipe is best for large cats or mobility support?

Calibra Cat Expert+ Giant Cats & Mobility is aimed at adult large-breed cats that need support for muscle condition, mobility and long-term joint health. It includes green-lipped mussel extract and chondroitin sulphate to help support joint function.

Is there an option for sterilised cats?

Yes. Calibra Cat Expert+ Sterilised & Hairball is designed for sterilised adult cats, including cats that need everyday support for weight control, vitality and hairball management. It uses lignocellulose and psyllium fibre to help support natural hairball elimination.

What digestive support ingredients are used in the cat range?

Depending on the recipe, the range uses ingredients such as psyllium fibre, lignocellulose, prebiotics and inactivated Lacticaseibacillus paracasei to help support digestion, intestinal function and gut microflora.

Can I feed Calibra Expert+ every day?

Yes. The recipes are complete and balanced dry cat foods, so they are suitable for daily feeding when selected for your cat's age, lifestyle and nutritional needs. Transition gradually over several days when moving from another food.

Is Expert+ suitable for cats with a diagnosed gastrointestinal or urinary disease?

Expert+ may support everyday wellbeing, but it is not a clinical veterinary diet. Cats with diagnosed gastrointestinal, urinary, renal, pancreatic or other medical conditions should be assessed by a vet, who may recommend a Calibra Veterinary Diet instead.

How should I choose the right Expert+ cat food?

Start with your cat's main everyday needs: urinary and calm support, indoor digestion, sensitive digestion and coat support, mobility for larger cats, or sterilised and hairball support. If symptoms are persistent, severe or linked to a diagnosed condition, speak to your vet before changing diet.