Dine is Mars Petcare's everyday wet cat food, built around the single-serve 85g tray with a peel-back lid. The format is the point: no can opener, no part-can in the fridge, and a portion that is about right for one adult cat at one meal. You pay a little more per kilo than you would for 400g cans, and in a one-cat household that is usually worth it.
Which range suits your cat
- Adult Trays — the core range, in gravy, jelly and saucy morsel textures. Sold in 7, 14 and 28 tray packs.
- Kitten Trays — the same format at growth nutrient levels, for cats 2 to 12 months.
- Classic Collection 28 Pack — the bulk box, mostly multi-flavour within one pack.
- Farm Collection — meat paired with carrot, sweet potato and spinach.
- Desire — the premium end: whole tuna fillets and chicken breast, grain free, in 85g cans.
- Pulled Menu — long pulled strands rather than diced chunks.
- Bonito Melting Soup and Fine Flakes — small complementary sachets for topping dry food or tempting a cat back to the bowl. Not complete diets.
- Creamy Treats — lickable 12g tubes for hand feeding and handling rewards.
If you are trialling a flavour, buy the 7-tray box first; the 28-pack is much cheaper per tray once you know your cat will eat it. Other Mars cat brands: Whiskas and Temptations.
