Cat Food Price in Sri Lanka (2026): Every Brand Compared
By the Bark.lk team · Updated
Cat food prices in Sri Lanka vary a lot — from small pouches and trial packs for a few hundred rupees to large bags of premium and veterinary food. This guide lists the current price range of every cat food brand we sell, updated automatically from our shop, and explains how to get the best value without compromising on nutrition.
Cat food prices by brand
| Brand | Products | Price range |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Canin | 30 | Rs. 688 – Rs. 39,500 |
| Me-O | 23 | Rs. 390 – Rs. 14,950 |
| Morando | 17 | Rs. 390 – Rs. 29,500 |
| Whiskas | 9 | Rs. 320 – Rs. 8,680 |
| Drools | 8 | Rs. 900 – Rs. 15,500 |
| Purina Pro Plan | 8 | Rs. 2,950 – Rs. 10,900 |
| Vitakraft | 8 | Rs. 650 – Rs. 2,450 |
| Let's Bite | 7 | Rs. 1,520 – Rs. 8,500 |
| Reflex | 5 | Rs. 1,250 – Rs. 19,850 |
| Blackcat | 4 | Rs. 1,350 |
| Bonnie | 3 | Rs. 1,580 – Rs. 3,950 |
| Brit | 3 | Rs. 1,560 – Rs. 4,550 |
| Happy Cat | 3 | Rs. 3,800 – Rs. 4,500 |
| Josi | 3 | Rs. 3,800 – Rs. 4,200 |
| Nutra Nuggets | 3 | Rs. 220 – Rs. 10,850 |
| Aayur | 2 | Rs. 590 |
| BlackHawk | 2 | Rs. 7,200 – Rs. 9,800 |
| BonaCibo | 2 | Rs. 5,077 – Rs. 5,619 |
| Catpro | 2 | Rs. 1,890 |
| Mio Mio | 2 | Rs. 120 – Rs. 130 |
| Beaphar | 1 | Rs. 5,950 |
| Divinus | 1 | Rs. 3,250 |
| Taste of the Wild | 1 | Rs. 7,400 |
| VET-PRO | 1 | Rs. 6,200 |
Tap any brand to see every product and size. For the full list of individual products and prices, see our cat food price list.
Why prices differ so much
- Everyday brands such as Me-O, Whiskas and Catpro are complete foods at an affordable price and are what most Sri Lankan cat owners feed.
- Premium brands such as Reflex, Brit, Josi and Purina Pro Plan typically use more animal protein and are made in Europe or by large international makers.
- Breed and veterinary diets such as Royal Canin Persian or Urinary cost the most because they are made for specific breeds or health problems.
- Wet food (pouches and cans) costs more per kilo than dry food because it is around 75–80% water — but that water is good for cats that drink little.
How to save on cat food
- Compare price per kilo, not price per bag. A larger bag usually works out much cheaper per kilo.
- Only buy what your cat will finish fresh. An opened bag keeps best for about 4–6 weeks in an airtight container — Sri Lanka’s humidity makes kibble go stale quickly.
- Try a small pack first. Cats can be fussy; buy a trial size before committing to a big bag.
- Mix wet and dry. Feeding mostly dry food with one wet meal a day keeps costs down while adding moisture.
Which cat food should I buy?
- Kittens (up to about 12 months): always a kitten food — see kitten and dry cat food.
- Adult cats: any complete adult food your cat enjoys. Neutered or indoor cats do well on a “sterilised” or “indoor” recipe.
- Persian and other flat-faced cats: breed foods with a kibble shape that is easier for them to pick up.
- Cats with a health problem (urinary, kidney, digestive): ask your vet about a veterinary diet.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest cat food in Sri Lanka?
Everyday brands such as Me-O, Whiskas and Catpro in small packs are the lowest-priced complete cat foods. The table above shows the current lowest price for each brand at Bark.lk.
Is expensive cat food worth it?
Not always. Any complete food that suits your cat’s life stage provides the nutrients it needs. Premium and veterinary foods are worth it when your cat has a specific need — such as a sensitive stomach, urinary problems or a breed-specific requirement.
How much cat food does a cat eat per month?
An average 4kg adult cat eats roughly 50–60g of dry food a day, so about 1.5–2kg a month. Check the feeding guide on your pack, as it varies by brand and activity level.