Looking for a verified KatKin discount code? Purpl works with KatKin to provide a verified discount for eligible people with disabilities, long term health conditions and carers. KatKin is a UK fresh cat food subscription service offering personalised, portioned meals made from gently cooked meat. Members can save 30% on a 14-day KatKin trial box, helping to offset the extra cost of living with a disability.
KatKin offers personalised fresh cat food made using human-quality meat, gently cooked and frozen for freshness. Each meal plan is based on the cat’s age, weight, activity level and body condition, helping owners serve an appropriate daily portion. Its recipes are formulated to be complete and balanced by a Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionist.
Alongside its fresh food, KatKin sells cat treats and Scoop Planet cat litter. New food customers start with a 14-day trial box containing two weeks of meals and guidance to help their cat gradually change diets.
Eligible Purpl members can save 30% on their first 14-day KatKin trial box.
Feeding your cat high-quality, 100% real meat supports their long-term health, digestion, and wellbeing, which can help prevent costly health issues down the line. Pairing your KatKin subscription savings with smart planning helps keep your overall pet budget under control. If you ever face an unexpected medical emergency or need guidance on accessing financial support through veterinary charities like PDSA, RSPCA, or Blue Cross, take a look at our full guide.
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KatKin sends an email and text reminder before upcoming deliveries, giving customers time to change the date, recipes or subscription. Plans can be paused, delayed or cancelled through the online account.
Shopping for heavy cat food and litter can be difficult for people living with limited mobility, fatigue, chronic pain or reduced strength. KatKin delivers frozen meals directly to the home, reducing the need to carry regular supplies from a shop.
Meals arrive in individual portions, which may reduce measuring and make feeding routines easier to manage. The subscription also sends reminders before future deliveries, which can help people who experience brain fog, memory difficulties or executive dysfunction.
KatKin food must be stored in a freezer and defrosted in the fridge before serving. Customers should consider whether they have enough freezer space and can comfortably open, store and serve the trays before subscribing.
Cats with existing medical conditions or chronic illnesses may have specific dietary needs. KatKin recommends speaking to a vet before changing the diet of a cat with a health condition.
Customer Support: https://help.katkin.com/en
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 020 4538 4144 - 10am - 5pm
KatKin’s Cat Experts are available by telephone from 10am to 5pm and by email from 9am to 6pm, seven days a week.
KatKin delivers from Monday to Saturday across England, including the Isle of Wight, Wales and selected parts of Scotland. It does not currently deliver to some Scottish Highlands and Islands postcodes, the Isle of Man, the Isles of Scilly or the Channel Islands.
Fresh meals are delivered frozen or chilled and should be transferred to the freezer promptly. A delivery fee may apply and is shown as part of the plan price. Customers with more than one KatKin subscription normally pay one delivery fee rather than separate fees for every plan.
KatKin is a recurring subscription. After the 14-day trial, a full box is automatically scheduled unless the customer changes, delays or cancels the plan.
Changes and cancellations must normally be completed by midnight three days before the delivery date. Orders that have passed the cut-off may still be charged and delivered because the meals are prepared specifically for the customer’s cat.
Fresh and personalised food cannot usually be returned like an ordinary retail product. Contact KatKin promptly if an order is damaged, incorrect or incomplete.
Pets can provide companionship, routine and emotional support, but food, veterinary care and other pet costs can place additional pressure on disabled households.
Fresh and personalised cat food may also cost more than standard supermarket options. By partnering with Purpl, KatKin is helping eligible members reduce the cost of trying its fresh-food service while supporting our disabled-led mission to reduce the disability price tag.
KatKin offers personalised fresh cat food made using human-quality meat, gently cooked and frozen for freshness. Each meal plan is based on the cat’s age, weight, activity level and body condition, helping owners serve an appropriate daily portion. Its recipes are formulated to be complete and balanced by a Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionist.
Alongside its fresh food, KatKin sells cat treats and Scoop Planet cat litter. New food customers start with a 14-day trial box containing two weeks of meals and guidance to help their cat gradually change diets.
Eligible Purpl members can save 30% on their first 14-day KatKin trial box.
Feeding your cat high-quality, 100% real meat supports their long-term health, digestion, and wellbeing, which can help prevent costly health issues down the line. Pairing your KatKin subscription savings with smart planning helps keep your overall pet budget under control. If you ever face an unexpected medical emergency or need guidance on accessing financial support through veterinary charities like PDSA, RSPCA, or Blue Cross, take a look at our full guide.
Read my article
Help with vet bills for disabled people in the UK
Georgina, Founder of Purpl
KatKin sends an email and text reminder before upcoming deliveries, giving customers time to change the date, recipes or subscription. Plans can be paused, delayed or cancelled through the online account.
Shopping for heavy cat food and litter can be difficult for people living with limited mobility, fatigue, chronic pain or reduced strength. KatKin delivers frozen meals directly to the home, reducing the need to carry regular supplies from a shop.
Meals arrive in individual portions, which may reduce measuring and make feeding routines easier to manage. The subscription also sends reminders before future deliveries, which can help people who experience brain fog, memory difficulties or executive dysfunction.
KatKin food must be stored in a freezer and defrosted in the fridge before serving. Customers should consider whether they have enough freezer space and can comfortably open, store and serve the trays before subscribing.
Cats with existing medical conditions or chronic illnesses may have specific dietary needs. KatKin recommends speaking to a vet before changing the diet of a cat with a health condition.
Customer Support: https://help.katkin.com/en
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 020 4538 4144 - 10am - 5pm
KatKin’s Cat Experts are available by telephone from 10am to 5pm and by email from 9am to 6pm, seven days a week.
KatKin delivers from Monday to Saturday across England, including the Isle of Wight, Wales and selected parts of Scotland. It does not currently deliver to some Scottish Highlands and Islands postcodes, the Isle of Man, the Isles of Scilly or the Channel Islands.
Fresh meals are delivered frozen or chilled and should be transferred to the freezer promptly. A delivery fee may apply and is shown as part of the plan price. Customers with more than one KatKin subscription normally pay one delivery fee rather than separate fees for every plan.
KatKin is a recurring subscription. After the 14-day trial, a full box is automatically scheduled unless the customer changes, delays or cancels the plan.
Changes and cancellations must normally be completed by midnight three days before the delivery date. Orders that have passed the cut-off may still be charged and delivered because the meals are prepared specifically for the customer’s cat.
Fresh and personalised food cannot usually be returned like an ordinary retail product. Contact KatKin promptly if an order is damaged, incorrect or incomplete.
Pets can provide companionship, routine and emotional support, but food, veterinary care and other pet costs can place additional pressure on disabled households.
Fresh and personalised cat food may also cost more than standard supermarket options. By partnering with Purpl, KatKin is helping eligible members reduce the cost of trying its fresh-food service while supporting our disabled-led mission to reduce the disability price tag.
Katkin savings
£500+
Katkin savings
£500+