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Foxes getting fat on Beef Whiskas in Gravy

Advantages: Small quantities
Disadvantages: They don't eat it

What has Whiskas done to it's cat food? I keep throwing it out for the birds and foxes. I have 3 cats and they all hate Whiskas in gravy. Beef is their most hated variety. And why do they put in vegetables? My 3 little darlings always leave the carrots. Peas they will sometimes eat. Yes they like the "Oh So..." and don't mind the "in jelly" pouches. But what ever is in the gravy, they just walk away. The only way I stand a chance of getting them ...
...and then I put a 1/3 of a sachet in each bowl and a 1/3 of something else like Felix. I try not to pamper them to much, and they do get what ever is on special offer. But when the food has been down all day and dried out, then I give in and give them something else, and they know I will. Does anyone else's cat(s) refuse Beef Whiskas, or have I got the only awkward ones? ...

Beach-cat 23.11.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Whiskas

Oh so Fishy - oh my

Advantages: Individual servings - no waste
Disadvantages: none

...tell you all about New Whiskas Oh So Fishy, it is a new single serving sachet of food from the famous Whiskas people. I do like fish I must confess, these new sachets are really nice for me because I can eat one at one sitting, (not that I am a greedy girl, I eat just enough to maintain my figure!) My master says that it saves having uneaten cat food laying around the house, and ensures that I always get nice fresh food. Packaging: These sachets ...
...the same pink labelling with Whiskas Oh so Fishy all over, and a picture of a rather attractive looking tabby cat on it, -I would like to know if it was a boy or a girl cat - anyway must stick to the subject musn't I? Smell: There is a very strong fishy smell, (my master says its a bit overpowering, but it is exactly as it says on the box - it is really oh so fishy)!! Actually it smells just like the tins of salmon and tuna that old paisleyman eats, ...

paisleyman 21.08.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Whiskas Singles

Have you ever seen a cat get excited?

Advantages: Meal-sized servings, good for hiding tablets
Disadvantages: Expensive, smell can be off-putting for humans

...cat, and took to buying Whiskas pouches for our cat as a treat. Consequently our cat was always next door and when the lady died, the cat had got so used to these "treats" that we started buying them as treats. Ten years on, a box of pouches is on our shopping list every week. The basic idea of these pouches is that they contain a single serving (approximately 100g, so about a quarter of the amount you'd get in a standard tin of cat food) of enough ...
...dry food (so, of course Whiskas "suggest" that you serve three pouches a day to the average cat) - when a 3kg bag of dry food is around £3.75 and will feed our two for about a week, two boxes of pouches for one cat in a week is heading into "lucky cat" territory. The one good thing about this price is that, just occasionally, the supermarkets put them on offer - generally selling two boxes for either £4, £4.50 or £5 - so that's when we stock up. ...

KateHurst 02.06.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Whiskas Pouches

Whiskas Kitten, chunks in jelly.

Advantages: My babies gobble it down, and it claims to be nutritious.
Disadvantages: Dubious as to whether there really are different flavours.

...purtaining to the above product: Whiskas Kitten Chunks in Jelly. First of all I would just like to say I love my two burmese cat, Alfie and Coco, a lot... and so does my partner. We consider them as part of our family so they have the best that we can give them. I was recommended by Coco's breeder Whiskers Kitten in Jelly and this was the main reason why I bought it. You have to give them what they have been eating at the breeder's house at least ...
...tried to avoid Felix and Whiskas because of all this stuff I had read on the internet. However, I also remember reading somewhere that cats are totally different to us. They are obligate carnivores. When they kill an animal in the wild they will eat the whole thing (except some toilet bit of the animal). Therefore, the fact that cat food is essentially mushed up animal (bones, eyes, etc.) is perfectly fine because it is what they need to be well ...

hazeydazey 05.03.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Whiskas Kitten

Whiskas cat for life!

Advantages: Perfect sized portions, everything a growing cat needs
Disadvantages: Not as environmentally friendly as it could be...

...away that they would be Whiskas kittens and at the moment use the dry food and the jelly sachets. Whiskas are a well known brand that has been feeding kitties for years and their cat food range is excellent quality. They are not the cheapest nor the most expensive food on the market but fall somewhere in the middle. Our vet recommends Whiskas and I believe they are probably the most commonly used cat food out there. 12 Sachets of Whiskas will set ...
...to grow big and strong! Whiskas work very hard to ensure your kitten has just the right amounts of vitamins and minerals, protein and calcium for a healthy body. We have had our 2 kittens for just 3 weeks now and they have lovely shiny coats, the vet says they are a perfect weight and their eyes are bright and their teeth good and strong. They have only been fed Whiskas kitten food since we got them and as they say, the proof is in the pudding! I ...

Cherub23 11.10.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Whiskas Kitten Pouches in Jelly