Felix > Reviews > A Delicious Treat

Author's product rating:   

Food according to Life Stage	Regular
Variety of flavours	Wide range
Tooth kind?	Fairly gentle
Nutritional Value	Claims to have vitamins, but use supplements

Advantages:	Happy, un - bored cats
Disadvantages:	cat may not like certain flavours, its personal !

Recommend to potential buyers:

yes

Full review

Friskies Felix Rascal Reward Selection packets come in three food group flavours, Dairy selection, Fish selection and finally a meaty selection:

Dairy Selection comes in a mixed pack of four dairy flavours. The shapes of the treats are like ‘Coca-Cola bottles’, so do not get confused with your own indulgence! The treats come in cheese, chocolate, milk and yoghurt flavours.

The fish selection comes in a mixed packet of four fish shaped treats. The flavours are cod, prawn, salmon and tuna. (Cats eat better than most humans do!)

The meaty selection comes in a mixed packet of heart shaped deliciously juicy treats. The flavours are beef, chicken, ham and turkey. A minimum of 4% meat derivatives is present in this packet.

These packets provide variety for the cat and help them from becoming bored with their food. These moist treats are nutritional snacks, which can be feed at any time of day (or night). When feeding cats these complementary treats, ensure there is plenty of water available. These treats come in 60g re-sealable pouches for around 85p, from many supermarkets and pets stores. (The price may differ in different shops).

My personal experience (via my cats, I don’t indulge myself!) of these treats is as such:-

Tiny never liked the Dairy selection, so must have found them vile, for he would eat anything savoury and was no featherweight! He did love the other two selections.

Max as yet has only tried the Meaty selection, but has eaten one or two of each flavour within the pouch.

I received the meaty selection from Friskies when I contacted them about a cat’s dietary needs for daily living and was sent a selection of samples and vouchers in order to test their range on Max. I would suggest that if you are unsure of a Friskies Felix product, then you contact the company and ask for a sample, as I did recently. They seem only pleased to help.

For Pet Care Services 0800 212161, no website running for UK customers at present.

Oh yes, in response to Squidget's comment. Scamp loves them and would eat the whole packet if I let her!