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Addiction Foods
Addiction
Independent · 12 listed
General Mills
Tiki Cat
Multinational · 20 listed
Formats represented
Addiction
cannedkibble
Tiki
cannedkibble
Moisture · as fed
Addiction
canned
78
kibble
10
Tiki Cat
canned
78–83
kibble
10
0%20%40%60%80%
Shown as fed: the water actually in the food. The dry-matter rows below strip it out so protein and fat can be compared across formats.
Protein · dry matter
Addiction
canned
3645
kibble
3347
Tiki Cat
canned
4172
kibble
47–48
30%40%50%60%70%80%
Fat · dry matter
Addiction
canned
1836
kibble
16–17
Tiki Cat
canned
1136
kibble
21
0%10%20%30%40%
Formats and figures reflect the products listed on KibbleGuide, not necessarily each brand’s full range.
Background: ownership, sourcing and positioning
Addiction and Tiki Cat sit at opposite ends of the ownership spectrum in the Australian cat food market. Addiction operates one of New Zealand's largest dry pet food plants and runs a sizeable contract-manufacturing business alongside its own brand. Tiki Cat has most of its canned production made in Thai human-grade canning facilities that also produce human tuna; post-acquisition footprint now includes two Joplin Missouri plants. The two brands differ in several ways beyond the one point highlighted here.
Addiction uses genuinely unusual proteins including New Zealand brushtail possum, venison, kangaroo, salmon and eel.
Tiki Cat is built around visible shredded or flaked whole proteins like ahi tuna and wild salmon in broth rather than pate or gravy, with many recipes carbohydrate-free.
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