Last Updated: 20/05/2025
Black Hawk Product Updates
Author: Dr Belinda Stancombe BVSc (Hons)
Reading Time: 6 minutes - short read
Over the next few months you'll notice some changes to the Black Hawk cat food range.
After extensive research and development Black Hawk have improved the formulation and benefits of their dry and wet cat food diets.
Changes to the Black Hawk range include:
- the addition of beneficial ingredients such as increased protein, Yucca, chicken liver, fish oil and glucosamine
- increased selection of dry and wet food options
- development of the new Healthy Benefits range, catering to cats' specific needs
- updated packaging and changes to pack sizes
- change in cost
- discontinuation of some dry food formulations
Black Hawk Diet Changes
Cat and Kitten Dry Food Diets
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*Cost per day calculations are estimates only and are based on recommended retail prices for the largest available pack size as of 10/01/2024 and feeding guidelines provided on pack. An estimated weight of 5kg is used for cats formulas and 1.2kg for kitten formulas. Please note that your individual circumstances may differ from the estimates provided.
Cat and Kitten Wet Food Diets
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New Black Hawk Products
Healthy Benefits Range
The Black Hawk Healthy Benefits range has been developed by animal nutritionists and vets to help you respond to your cat's needs. Each product combines carefully selected ingredients with the vital nutrients and minerals best suited to support cats' wellbeing and lifestyle.
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Cat and Kitten Wet Food Diets
A new wet food range made from natural ingredients providing complete & balanced nutrition, flavour variety and supporting functional needs.
What do I need to do?
Ensure a gradual transition
Because the ingredients in some of these products have changed, to avoid any dietary upsets, we recommend that you gradually transition your cat from the old to new formula over a period of 7 to 10 days.
For detailed instructions on how to transition your pet's food, please see How to Introduce a New Food to Your Pet.
Where can I get help?
If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact our Pet Circle Vet Squad via email or via live chat on the Pet Circle website.
