Raw Cat Food Cost in Singapore: Price Per Day vs Kibble & Wet Food

Key Takeaways

What raw feeding actually costs per day and per month in Singapore, how it compares with premium kibble and canned wet food, and how to bring the cost down.

Feeding an average 4 kg adult cat raw in Singapore costs from about $4.20 a day, or roughly $125–$130 a month, at single-pack pricing. Bundles reduce that further. Here is the full breakdown and an honest comparison with kibble and canned food.

Cost per day by cat size

Calculated from 200g packs of Raw Gourmet at $7.00, feeding 2–5% of ideal body weight.

How that compares

Premium kibble is the cheapest option per day and canned wet food usually sits between kibble and raw. The gap narrows once you account for what you are actually buying:

Kibble's low price per kilogram is partly a function of its carbohydrate content and low moisture — you pay less because you are buying less meat and almost no water. Raw pricing reflects human-grade meat, bone and offal made in small local batches.

Costs people forget to count

Water intake. Cats on dry food are chronically under-hydrated, which is a factor in urinary problems. A single urinary blockage vet visit in Singapore can cost more than several months of raw food.

Litter and waste. Raw-fed cats typically produce smaller, less odorous stools, so litter lasts longer.

Waste from picky eating. Rotating six proteins tends to reduce refused meals.

Five ways to bring the cost down

Buy bundles rather than single packs — the per-gram price drops.

Hit the $210 free-delivery threshold instead of paying $12 per delivery.

Collect at the boutique at 308 Telok Kurau Road #01-28, open 12pm–8pm daily.

Feed to ideal weight, not current weight — most overweight cats are simply overfed.

Part-feed. Raw at one meal and gently cooked at the other is a legitimate middle path; our Fresh Gourmet cooked range is priced the same.

Is it worth it?

That is a household decision, not a universal answer. What we can say after 15 years of feeding our own cattery on this diet is that the coat condition, stool quality and hydration difference is visible, and it is the diet every Designer Cats kitten is raised on before it goes home.

Next: work out your exact portions with the feeding amount guide, or browse the six flavours.

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Raw feeding guideSafe handling, balance and portioning for raw diets.

Choosing raw cat food in SingaporeWhat to check on labels and sourcing.

Raw feeding safety and storageCold chain, thawing windows and kitchen hygiene in Singapore's climate.

How much raw food to feed a catDaily grams by ideal body weight for kittens, adults and seniors.

Cooked cat food vs kibbleMoisture, meat content, digestibility and cost compared.

References & Authoritative Sources

Our editorial team reviews authoritative veterinary and registry sources for every guide. Reviewed by our consulting veterinarian.

Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS), Singapore — Pet licensing & welfare standards

WSAVA Vaccination Guidelines — Global feline vaccination protocol

AAFP Feline Life Stage Guidelines — Veterinary care across life stages

Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA) — Breed standards & registry

The International Cat Association (TICA) — Breed standards & registry

FIFe — Fédération Internationale Féline — International breed standards

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