Unbiased Catit Double Fusion Indoor Cat Food Review

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Adding to their line of wet food and treats, Catit’s newly launched Double Fusion Recipes combines quality kibble with freeze-dried raw meat. Packed with animal-based protein and free from fillers like corn, wheat, and soy, it promises both balanced nutrition and a great taste. But does it deliver?

In this review, we’ll look at how Catit Recipes Double Fusion stacks up in terms of ingredient quality, species-appropriateness, and more. I’ll also share my experience testing this food with my cat to help you determine if it could be the right choice for your unique pet.

The Cats.com Standard—Rating Catit Double Fusion on What Matters

We’ve analyzed Catit’s Double Fusion Indoor Recipe and graded it according to the Cats.com standard. Here’s how it rates in each of six key areas:

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Ratings

Species-Appropriateness – 8/10
Ingredient Quality – 9/10
Product Variety – 9/10
Price – 6/10
Customer Experience – 9/10
Recall History – 10/10

Overall Score: 8.3/10

We give Catit Double Fusion a 51 out of 60 rating or an A grade.

Why Trust Cats.com

Our cat food reviews are written with a focus on detail and objectivity. To provide a comprehensive overview, we delve into the history, product formulation, and sourcing practices of each brand. For this review, I also analyzed customer feedback and reviewed press releases to gain a deeper understanding of the Catit brand and Double Fusion’s recent launch.

During testing, I evaluated key factors, such as ingredients, nutritional benefits, and palatability. My senior cat, Amber, actively participated in the tasting portion of the process. A longtime fan of Catit’s creamy lickable treats, she was eager to help.

Above all, our team is committed to transparency. I aim to provide relevant details and observations to help you make the best decision for your personal circumstances and unique cat.

Catit Brand Overview

Catit was founded in 1999 by Rolf C. Hagen and is primarily known for its interactive cat toys, pet fountains, natural litter, and cat furniture. Headquartered in Montreal, the brand artfully merges style and function to meet the needs of modern cat owners. In addition to the brand’s signature line of cat accessories, Catit has introduced a small range of cat food.

Sourcing and Manufacturing

The Catit company is headquartered in Baie-d’Urfe, Quebec, Canada. Catit products are available in Canada, the United States, and internationally.

Catit offers several lines of cat food products, most of which are made in Canada with regionally sourced ingredients. The freeze-dried cubes in the brand’s Double Fusion Recipes are made in Thailand.

Recall History

To our knowledge, Catit cat food has never been recalled.

What Kind of Cat Food Does Catit Offer?

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Catit offers a variety of wet foods, including chicken and fish recipes, as well as crunchy treats, hydrating toppers, and creamy lickable treats. The brand’s newly launched Double Fusion Recipes represent the addition of a dry food to their lineup. These feature chicken as the main protein and include:

Double Fusion Kitten Chicken Recipe
Double Fusion Adult Chicken Recipe
Double Fusion Indoor Chicken Recipe
Double Fusion Senior Chicken Recipe
Double Fusion Weight Control Chicken Recipe
Double Fusion Skin & Coat Ocean Fish Recipe

In 2021, Catit debuted its Nuna line of insect-based cat food. The line includes two complete and balanced dry food recipes formulated with black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens) larvae and either chicken or fish.

Catit Recipes Double Fusion Features

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Catit’s Double Fusion recipes cater to cats at all life stages—kittens, adults, and seniors. You’ll find specialized options too, including recipes for indoor cats, weight control, and skin and coat health. Most recipes feature chicken, with the exception of the brand’s skin & coat formula, which is fish-based.

What sets Double Fusion apart is its unique kibble, infused with freeze-dried raw meat. In addition to the kibble, each recipe includes small cubes of freeze-dried raw bites. These pieces include chicken along with nutrient-dense ingredients like sweet potato, pumpkin, kelp, cod liver, and New Zealand green-lipped mussel. According to the brand, these bits crumble easily, to ensure “the raw goodness is evenly distributed throughout every serving.”

With an emphasis on animal-based protein, Double Fusion not only satisfies your cat’s carnivorous cravings but also supports muscle growth and longevity. The Indoor Recipe also includes L-carnitine for metabolism support and Omega-3 fatty acids for a shiny coat. Plus, it incorporates pre- and probiotics to promote good digestion and gut health.

Catit takes pride in using regionally sourced ingredients from Canada, free from corn, wheat, soy, and artificial additives.

Ingredients

Deboned Chicken, Chicken Meal, Peas, Lentils, Oatmeal, Chicken Fat (Preserved With Mixed Tocopherols and Citric Acid), Natural Chicken Flavor, Pearled Barley, Freeze-Dried Chicken, Sun-Cured Alfalfa Meal, Choline Chloride, Pea Fiber, Fish Oil, Potassium Chloride, Taurine, Inulin, Salt, Yeast Extract, Zinc Proteinate, L-Lysine, Dl-Methionine, Freeze-Dried Sweet Potatoes, Apples, Blueberries, Carrots, Cranberries, Pumpkin, Ground Ginger, Vitamin E Supplement, Iron Proteinate, Freeze-Dried Pumpkin, L-Ascorbyl-2-Phosphate (Source of Vitamin C), Niacin Supplement, Yucca Schidigera Extract, Freeze-Dried Cod Liver, Freeze-Dried New Zealand Green Lipped Mussel, Freeze-Dried Kelp, D-Calcium Pantothenate, Manganese Proteinate, Dried Bifidobacterium Bifidum Fermentation Product, Dried Enterococcus Faecium Fermentation Product, Dried Lactobacillus Acidophilus Fermentation Product, Dried Lactobacillus Casei Fermentation Product, Sunflower Oil, Riboflavin Supplement, Vitamin a Supplement, Copper Proteinate, Thiamine Mononitrate, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite Complex, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Biotin, Canola Oil, Sodium Selenite, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Folic Acid, Calcium Iodate, Rosemary Extract.

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein: 34%

Crude Fat: 15%

Crude Fiber: 5%

Moisture: 10%

Dry Matter Basis

Protein: 37.78%

Fat: 16.67%

Fiber: 5.56%

Carbs: 40%

Caloric Weight Basis

Protein: 31.95%

Fat: 34.23%

Carbs: 33.83%

What We Like

Chicken is the number one ingredient
Freeze-dried bits add nutrients and taste
Pre- and probiotics support healthy digestion
Omega fatty acids support skin and coat health

What We Didn’t Like

Higher carbohydrate content (39.9% dry matter)
Pricey option (about $4.56 per pound)

What Did Our Test Cats Think?

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A fan of both wet and dry food, senior cat Amber didn’t hesitate to dive into Catit’s Double Fusion Indoor Recipe. It was evident she liked the flavor and texture, although it’s important to remember every cat has their own preferences.

With a carbohydrate content of 39.9% dry matter, this food does have a slightly higher level than we prefer. However, this is common in dry cat foods, which often contain over 30% carbohydrates. Take note that, like all dry food, this formula won’t provide all the moisture your cats needs. So, you’ll just need to be mindful of their hydration.

One feature we appreciated was the resealable bag (which actually sealed properly!) As other customers point out, the formula could stand to use a few more freeze-dried bits. But Amber had no complaints in that department.

We also wanted to make a brief note regarding the raw components, which prompted one concerned customer to ask about the food’s safety, particularly in light of recent issues with avian flu in raw pet foods. Catit gave this reassuring response:

… the concerns regarding avian influenza primarily relate to raw pet food not freeze dried. Our suppliers follow the FDA recommendations, which include validated kill steps for Salmonella, Listeria, and Avian influenza virus (H1N5). The dry and wet food products sold by Hagen are processed at temperatures high enough to effectively kill all pathogens, including any potential viruses…

What Do Customers Think of Catit Double Fusion?

Because Catit’s Double Fusion is so new to the shelves, reviews are hard to come by. At the time of publication, it has only 35 global ratings on Amazon. Initial feedback is promising, so let’s dive into what buyers are saying.

Positive Reviews

While reviews are limited, most people are excited about the healthy ingredients in Double Fusion. Others report their cat was happy with the taste. One cat guardian appreciated the smaller kibble size, which was easy for her older cat to manage.

“We have a very overweight male cat and we notice a dramatic different in his weight after we started feeding him this brand of dry food. He lost about 4 lbs after a month of using this. It seem to fill him up quicker and he wasn’t eating as much dry food during the day. Quailty seems very standard – great ingredients. Highly recommended if your cat needs to lose weight!” -by Jillydukez reviewing on Amazon, July 14, 2025

Negative Reviews

Some customers balked at the higher price. Others were disappointed with the small number of freeze-dried bites. Finally, some cats just didn’t like the taste—a risk with any new pet food.

“Unfortunately my cats weren’t really happy with this food. Maybe it was a wrong flavor. They ate it for about 2 days and then just wouldn’t eat it at all” – by Pamela Armstrong reviewing on Amazon, June 25, 2025

“I have three cats, and one loves dry food. Unfortunately, so far, this cat food is not appealing to any of them. One of my cats ate a few bites, but the others have turned their noses up at it, which is disappointing because it looks great, has good ingredients, and even has freeze-dried pieces in it which they usually love.” – by NoneYas1 reviewing on Amazon, April 18, 2025

Overall, Is Catit Double Fusion a Good Choice?

If your cat is accustomed to eating dry food, the Catit Double Fusion is a solid choice. It’s a species-appropriate option that includes ingredients to boost your cat’s long-term health. We were impressed with its nutrient profile, and our cat was impressed with its taste.

While it may not be the cheapest food available, if you’re looking to improve your cat’s diet and they approve of the taste, it’s definitely worth considering. Just remember, if your cat is mainly eating dry food, make sure they’re staying hydrated.