Blackberries
Our ingredient score: 3 / 5 · Fruit or vegetable · How We Score
Blackberries are a fruit that contains fiber, vitamin C and antioxidants called anthocyanins, which give them their dark color. Antioxidants protect cells against wear and tear. Cats make their own vitamin C, and in cat food blackberries appear in very small amounts, so they add little and give the label a "natural" look. For blackberries as a snack, see Can Cats Eat Blackberries?
A Common Question
Do cats need the vitamin C in blackberries?
No. Cats make their own vitamin C, so it is not something they need from fruit.
How Foods With Blackberries Compare
Blackberries is on the label of 3 of the 149 dry cat foods we list.