Whiskas Singles

...to eat whole tins of Whiskas in a day and my mistress was forever going to the shop to stock up. But now, all I want to eat is a tasty treat twice a day. My mistress got the message and realised this when she seemed to be throwing half-eaten cans of cat food away everyday. So what could she tempt me with? I know that she has scoured the shelves and I have tried out other makes of cat food until we discovered Whiskas in a foil packet. These are individual ...
...The packet also states that Whiskas cat food is the ‘Complete Pet Food For Adult Cats’. That sounds good to me. So this Whiskas Special Food Parcel could be just what I need for a happy and healthy life? I will have to wait and see! That attractive ginger cat across the road had better watch out then! After my mistress and I had spent ten minutes looking at the packaging and foil packets, I was getting a little fed-up waiting for this tasty treat ...

Flo57 02.06.2004 · Read full review
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...guess is the same as Whiskas Singles, hence posting here. Basically, what you get is a single-meal-sized pouch weighing in at 100g, filled with little bite-sized bits of meat, and jelly or gravy to keep it moist. My ladies tend to lap up all the jelly/gravy first but unlike some other brands I’ve tried this doesn’t mean that the meaty bits dry up instantly, which is always a good thing. The pouches come in various flavours and jelly/gravy ...
...Jelly selection pack that contains 6 each of Chicken, Trout & Salmon, Beef, and Rabbit & Chicken, and seem to be quite happy. Selection packs are also available in 12 pack combos and are themed, for example, Favourites, Poulty, Meat, Fish etc… This is the first time I’ve splashed out on a 24 pack because the 12 pack ones are quite often on a 3 for 2 offer in various supermarkets so I just buy them. The meaty bits are smaller than you ...

miriamb 03.08.2002 · Read full review
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...catfood. I started on Whiskas singles because they were on a 3-for-3 offer at Safeways. Pretty soon, we noticed an improvement in the way Wilfred was eating. The pouches seemed to be just a nice size for a portion, and we noticed that the vast majority of the food that he left was from the second or third helping out of a tin. Seems it's not just humans that appreciate the qualities of fresh food. Now I am a great fan of these pouches. The packaging ...
...in this brand, although in Whiskas large tins and other brands he will just lick the gravy off and leave the disgusting meat sticking to the bowl. I do think that maybe I should have been more strict with him about eating in the beginning, but I did try leaving the same food down for a whole day for him to finish, and never had any luck with this approach. Who knows, maybe somebody else tried the same thing and caused him to leave home! Certainly ...

wilfredcat 27.01.2003 · Read full review
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...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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...climbing up your leg. Whiskas is infamously delicious, (for cats, no I haven't done the taste test!) However, as with most cats, mine are fussy gits, and when you've spent money on a food you think they have finally decided they like, they would suddenly turn their noses up at it. They never did this with the Whiskas pouches. Once we realised they didn't like the beef and weren't too keen on the gravy variety, we settled on the poultry and fish ...
...I will tell you that pouches come in an absolute array of flavours- beef, various fish, chicken, duck, turkey, rabbit and combinations of these in either jelly or gravy. I think they all smell delicious, I don't know what that says about me... So why shouldn't I rush out now and stock up with these pouches? I hear cat lovers crying throughout the world...well here's the thing. a) they're quite expensive for the amount of meat you get. When I used ...

Mini_Minx 29.07.2003 · Read full review
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...free trial sample packs of whiskas singles, I had previously tried these on my other cat and he just turned his nose up like they do. I tried my new additions on these pouches. They are individual servings, in a huge variety of flavours, just enough for one main meal though i usually split the pack into two bowls, so they eat all of it and none goes to waste. Unlike tins which can go off unless you put lids on and then in the fridge, but thats ...
...99p. The meat inside is whiskas but it is smaller bite size pieces which my smaller cats like, it is easier to eat. They do them in the jelly or gravy, though i find my cats lick off all the gravy first then leave the meat to go dry!! I have tried about every kind of tinned food with my cats and my two little ones harry and loulou give these the paws up :) ...

alleykatz 08.01.2001 (04.01.2001) · Read full review
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...but when it came to Whiskas Pouch Sachets, Ham and Turkey was his out and out choice over the rest of the varieties. Whiskas Pouch Sachets were first introduced about four years ago. These sachets are individual meals in gravy or jelly, designed specifically for cats, in bit size morsels. The packets are easy to open and do not even need to be forked out into the cat’s food bowl. There are many flavours, other than ham and turkey, including ...
...on a cold winters evening. Whiskas Complete dried food, added as a mixer makes a balanced diet, for the cat. There is no need to add vitamins or minerals to the meal as these sachets contained all the necessary nutrients for the cat. Whiskas Pouch Sachets are easily available, on their own or as a box of twelve. The boxes come in four man adult varieties: Favourites, Jelly, Poultry and Seafood Selection. Kittens are not left out either. They have ...

wulise 23.02.2001 · Read full review
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...supermarket (as usual) I saw Whiskas Casserole Collection pouches on special offer - £2-40 for a box! They were all meaty ones in gravy and Max loves gravy - he has that first then goes for the meat! I bought his usual supply of tinned Whiskas (he is a big eater and pouches do not hit the spot for him) and added a box of pouches for a treat. My daughter did comment that the pouches had vegetables in them but I didn't think it would faze Maximus ...
...arrived home Max investigated the shopping bags - he knows which one is his! so we decided to give him one of the pouches as a treat while we unpacked the rest! Lamb and Carrots was the first one out of the box and he set about it with gusto. I noticed later that there were a few pieces of carrot left in the dish but didn't really worry about that! The next one he tried was Duck with GreenPeas and I have to say he's 'quackers' about that one - not ...

Hippychick54 20.06.2004 · Read full review
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...to purchase a twelve-pack of Whiskas singles for half price, so I decided to spoil them. There certainly doesn't seem to be any disagreement amongst my cats about the deliciousness of any or all of the flavours available. There was certainly plenty of disagreement over which cat should be the first to have this treat laid in front of them, simple with two cats about, one dish each hand and a simultaneous dumping down of dish (more like throwing ...
...digress. The good points about whiskas singles are: Cats love them Cats eat them (quite a bonus with my fussy lot). They don't seem to smell quite as bad as other brands of cat food. They seem fresher than canned food ~~~~~~~~~On the other hand..... There are, however, a few bad points, which are: They are expensive The portions are quite small for greedy cats like mine It's icky squeezing out the contents into a dish Too much too often ...

witchwaysup 26.02.2001 · Read full review
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...came back with some new Whiskas Pouches that she hasn't foisted on us before. (She just has to try to compromise our good taste to save a few of those silly things she carries in her bag). Anyway, being the oldest and most sensible of our household I was standing in the kitchen and doing a fairly good job on buttering "her" up. It was well past dinner time and Ellie and the unmentionable one were sleeping on the bed. "Her" was rabbiting about ...
...I ask you. I only have a finite number of years left to live and she wants me to WAIT!!! Anyway, eventually she picks up my dish and produces a pouch, tellling me that she has found something new for me. Yeah Yeah, I know what pouches are about. Just a little snack between the important meals, like tuna and our Iams! Well! As soon as she tore the top from the red packet, (I know, we are supposed to be colour-blind), with the green flash on the ...

ICECOLD 09.11.2003 (27.11.2003) · Read full review
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...far I have only found Whiskas to do a food especially for the oap's of cats, please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. When Tiggy and I lived with my parents, and three dogs, she only used to eat a third of a tin a day. When we moved out, she had one pouch a day. Now she is on two, with a third one thrown in when she asks (virtually every other day). Now Whiska's recommend four pouches a day, but I'm only feeding her when she asks, she seems ...
...shiny and soft, and she constantly sits as close to me and my partner as she can and purrs her little head off. She even has regular fits of kitten behaviour, involving rolling around on the floor, or sprinting from one side of the house to another after a ball!!! I believe that Whiska's are to thank for this. The senior one's only come in gravy, and it seems runnier in the pouches than it does in the tins. They come in smaller chunks as well, which ...

becky93 06.03.2004 · Read full review
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...Of course it does. Whiskas singles are great. They are quicker to open and serve than a tin. Theres no danger of cutting a finger on a sharp piece of tin and you can throw away that tin opener (unless you eat soup) Pricewise they are less encouraging, but still better than throwinr away half a tin if you have a fussy cat. The prices are better if you buy in bulk, and if you only have one cat then its definatly worth a try. So give your cat a treat, ...

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...singularly packaged KatKins, Kit-e-Kat and Whiskas (not Singles). Like a knight in shining armour (or packaging), Whiskas Singles saved the day by concocting the precisely engineered morsals to trigger her taste-buds. Now, she eats with gusto and 'leads' us to her bowl when she is hungry. She enjoys all the flavours, in jelly and gravy, but her particular favourites are those that contain chicken - probably because the 'cuts' look more presentable. ...
...supermarket) - especially a bargain when I compare it to the number of other packets and tins we wasted, and are about the right size for a meal (with a few treats as a side-dish). I am wondering why I am writing about catfood (you do have to question my motives) - I think it is because Daisy has finally found something comforting, tasty, and she no longer sits there burning a hole in the back of our heads with hungry stares! Well done Whiskas! ...

simonsta 14.02.2001 · Read full review
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...and they will only eat Whiskas Sachets. I bought them whiskas kitten food in a can and they will not touch it. I have also tried different makes of food in various different containers but they would rather go hungry then eat it. It just seems that they will only eat the most expensive (Whiskas Kitten Sachets). I do find them a lot easier for the kittens then tins etc as they do not cause a mess and they are a lot easier to use. They come in a variety ...
...meat has been warmed first). I have found that Whiskas do not upset my kittens stomaches and I do not need to add extra vitimans etc. So I will carry on buying the whiskas kitten sachets and hopefully my kittens will like the adult cat food one day ...

jaynie666 22.02.2001 · Read full review
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...we found and stuck with Whiskas singles, she gets to have her variety of flavours, she gets to have her way as she wont eat anything but meat in jelly, she can't stand pates, gravy or mush! Her coat is healthy looking, her eyes are bright she's generally an all round happier cat now she has these single pouches. The bonus to these singles are they are cleaner then using tins, no half eaten smelly tins in your cupboard anymore just shake, open, ...
...SIMPLE! The choice of flavours is usefull too, you can buy meat, fish, poultry, market produce, they also have kitten food, food for senior cats, pates, gravys, the new brands 'oh so meaty' and 'oh so fishy' The cost is pretty high at £2.98 for 12 sachets but as i said my little darling wont have anything else so i have to buy it and seeing her so happy and healthy is well worth the cost! ...

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