Whiskas

...a rather ‘noisy’ bag of Whiskas Adult Chicken & Vegetable Nuggets … It’s a bit like trying to unwrap some of your favourite sweets in your pocket, hoping no one else will hear the rustling because your down to your last couple - not that I will be fighting for a place by their feeding bowls! Chloe and Kizzi are brother and sister and are 9½ years old. Technically speaking - they are Seniors now in the cat world, which means they can be expected ...
...my review though … Whiskas has always been seen as my cats’ favourite brand - it really doesn’t matter what you ’choose’ to feed your cat, if they don’t like it then it goes uneaten. Far better to buy what your cat ’tells’ you to buy and have no waste! Don’t get me wrong, they will eat other brands - Kitekat is a good second choice! But, overall you can see that they love Whiskas. At the moment, they (who will be obeyed) have gone off tinned food ...

Tickly 07.11.2004 · Read full review
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I would like to review Whiskas Senior complete cat biscuits, which I have been feeding to my cat Jet for about the last six months. This flavour is lamb, as the only ones available in my local Tesco were lamb or a fishy variety and my cat will not eat processed fish. No, I am not having a Loopymum moment and I am not trying to send you to sleep, I have been impressed by the product and in true Ciao style I wanted to share my thoughts. Firstly let ...
...picked up a bag of Whiskas Senior complete cat biscuits and trotted off home expecting to have to pass the bag on to my Mum as her cats eat everything. I suppose you wonder why Jet had not tried them before with Whiskas being such a household name. Thing is, she had tried them a few years back, but I picked up their standard biscuits and Jet was not impressed so I thought no more about them. The Boring Bit. -------------------- I am not going ...

loopymum65 07.01.2007 · Read full review
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Whiskas is carefully prepared with good, wholesome ingredients. Whiskas spend time, energy and money researching their products and making some of the best products available. Their is such a wide variety of products available for cats and my cat who is fussy just loves Whiskas. Because my cat is fussy he likes change in his diet and variety and Whiskas provide just that change and variety that Cuddles, my cat likes. I've tried feeding him on other ...
...but out of his favourites Whiskas stands out. Whiskas gives my cat the taste he loves and all the vitamins and nutrients he needs. So he is always healthy and full of activity and he is a happy cat being fed on Whiskas. I like to make sure my cat feels and looks healthy it makes me feel that I am doing a good job in looking after him. If my cat feels healthy on the inside and beautiful on the outside he is happy all over. It upsets me to see him ...

Mickie26 12.09.2003 · Read full review
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...kitten, then why not try whiskas kitten complete, with chciken, turkey and mini nuggets with milk. My kitten is 7 months old now and loves these treats. As soon as he hears me shake the box, he starts meowing for them. These treats are biscuits. They are small in size, so they are easy to eat and digest too. The biscuits provide nutrients for your kittens. The outside is crunchy and the inside is soft filled with milk. They are rich in calcium, ...
...definitely loves these treats. Whiskas kitten complete is for kittens aged 1-12 months. The box tells you how much to feed your kitten. Here is what it says:- Weaning - 3 months = 4-5 servings a day 4-5 months = 3-4 servings a day 6-10 months = 2-4 servings a day 10-12 months = 2-4 servings a day pregnant cats = as much as the cat can eat. I usually give a handful of these treats to my kitten with his cat food each day. The biscuits come ...

tabyorky 05.10.2001 · Read full review
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...a variety of flavours but Whiskas are the only ones with the nuggets. They are crunchy on the outside and meaty on the inside. They do look quite tasty, and one of my cats deliberate picks all the nuggets out so must be very nice. The idea of the nuggets is to help maintain healthy teeth. Our vet has always commented on our cats teeth being in very good condition so guess it works. The dry food also contains vegetables. Not every cat is the same ...
...since bought other brands again, putting different ones in different bowls (we all like choice, why shouldn't they!) but it's always Whiskas they go for. So definitely a winner in our house. All that is left to say is don't forget to leave a bowl of water out too. ...

LUNAH_C 20.01.2005 · Read full review
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...They eat tinned meat,mine whiskas and whiskas sachets and hers felix, well we are all different arent we cats are no different to us lol I give them biscuits aswell, its handy if you are going out for the night, where tinned meat tends to go off quickly especially in summer time or in a warm house, and they wont eat it when it starts to do that, well would you? Our cats eat any biscuits to be honest, but I notice that these go a lot quicker than ...
...smaller sized biscuits, though why the cute little shapes i dont know as well cats dont really take notice, they definitely smell nicer, no i havent tried them, but smell is always a good thing to do with cat food, if it smells good enough for you to eat (please dont) then usually our cats will eat it, if it smells a bit yuck they are likely to think the same thing. They come in 3 different varietes, the fish, chicken, and meat, mine eat any of ...

alleykatz 04.01.2001 · Read full review
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...either. We prefer the Whiskas pouches because the chunks are a bit bigger and the gravy is nicer. Apparently. Even better is the range you can get them in, she eats better than we do now, much more variety although they never seem to get the variety packs with the right combination - either seafood (hates) or poultry (loves) or meat (OK except she loves beef and ham). Now that the new dry food with Nuggets is out, we are in heaven. Well I think ...
...- every now and again, Whiskas do a "taste test" and you sign up to get a certain amount of pouches free, they also send you vouchers and stuff every now and again. At Christmas 2000, I signed up for a free 20-day competition thing and for everyone who signed up, a free Christmas meal was donated to the Cats Protetion League which was a fab idea. i also won a free calendar for being one of the first 2000 to sign up. Keep an eye out - freebies are ...

em_moreton 08.05.2001 · Read full review
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...here, I wanted to review Whiskas Complete. Yes, I know, it’s cat food and I’m a dog. Well, that’s never stopped me before. Whenever Shady is safely out the way, I sidle over and taste her yummy food, because hers is much nicer than my boring old Winalot. When I saw she had a new box, I tried to be the first to check it out, but Mum sent me downstairs to bed. But later on, I had a few mouthfuls and it is completely gorgeous, even ...
...Apparently, Mum and Dad bought Whiskas Complete from Asda for £1.70. It’s a big box too, 900g, so it should last me – erm, I mean, Shady! – a couple of weeks or so. Mum bought it because it looked good, with nice packaging – the box is purple too and that’s Mum’s favourite colour! It is also quite new out, as it contains nuggets with cheese, which they thought that cat would like. The food itself looks very nice ...

KarenUK 10.04.2001 · Read full review
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...usually mix in a few Whiskas biscuits and that generally sorts it out. He also likes them on their own as well though. What is really annoying is when you are in a hurry and try and get lots of biscuits out that little whole in the top all at once. It never works and you always end up with biscuits all over the floor. Having a fussy cat he won’t eat them off the floor. Very up-market cat is Murphy, he won’t be having any of that common ...
...up. I think that Whiskas biscuits are great for cats for ‘in between meals’!! Murphy the upmarket cat really likes them (when he’s in the right mood). Make sure you keep a bowl of water down for you cat if you are feeding him these because they are very dry. I needed a drink after only eating five, and it wasn’t because of the taste! I hear that they have just bought out some new biscuits with cheese in them so next week ...

annette_tr9 02.05.2001 · Read full review
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...What is it? ~*~ Whiskas complete is a dry cat food that provides all the nutrients your cat needs. Although you do not need to feed canned food alongside whiskas complete we choose to as that gives our cat more choice as to what she would like each day. The biscuits come in different shapes. They are either stars, cat heads or nuggets. The nuggets claim to be crunchy on the outside and soft in the middle, what the nuggets are actually made of will ...
...vegetables. Whiskas complete had a different product for different aged cats: Kitten, Adult or Senior. They also come in three different flavours: Tuna and Salmon, Lamb and Rabbit or Chicken, Turkey and Duck. I have to say I havent (and wont!!) taste these so I dont know how different they actually taste but i can smell the difference between the fish and the meat flavours. ~*~ Packaging ~*~ Whiskas Complete can food comes in a purple, resealable ...

angel530 20.01.2006 · Read full review
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Whiskas Complete is a dry cat food for your adult cats and we started feeding our cat Tinker it when he turned about 6 months old, we only used a little bit on top of his other jelly meat Whiskas food to start with as he didnt really like the dry food to begin with, so we kind of weaned him on to it. Dry food is an important part of a cats diet as it helps them build healthy teeth as it gives them something harder to train their teeth on, which is ...
...this statement really is. However Whiskas Complete kibbles are specially designed to help a cats teeth and better their dental care. My cat now loves a bit of dry food along with his dinner, it gives your cat a bit of variety on what food should really taste and feel like, which also helps them develop better hunter skills. You can pick up a 950g bag of this food for around £3.50, I think that this is a good price as I am only sprinkling some food ...

lorrainek90 16.07.2009 · Read full review
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...my shopping trips I noticed Whiskas complete and since it is Whiskas I thought I may aswell try it because they are well known for being good to cats. I usually mix the hard buscuits in with the meat but some people just give their cats meat or just dry food. I took it home and as it was near feeding time. I saw that my cat was circling the kitchen hinting to me to feed him. I got up and took out the Whiskas complete. He hears the noise even if he ...
...In a box of Whiskas Complete there is 375g and it is with lifecare for a long healthy life. The whiskas complete I am looking at to write this review is with chicken, turkey, duck and nuggets with cheese. The nuggests are a sort of treat apprantely with a crunchy outside and a delicious soft inside. Other things this food will give your cat are healthy muscles, body maintenance and repair, strong teeth and bones, healthy skin and shiny coat, excellent ...

ms19 06.08.2002 · Read full review
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My two cats, one being the stressed out mother, the other being the insane daughter, aged nine and eight years, respectively, will only eat the chicken flavoured variety of this product, as well as the occasional mouse, bird, moth, or carrot. We have tried almost every type and brand of cat food for our little treasures over the years because, as most cat slaves (human owners) will know, cats have very individual tastes. We found that only Wiskas ...
...cats will eat. I don't know why this is the case as it smells really bad to me, perhaps it is the taste, I haven't tried one yet. The only problem that I have found with the product is the noise of the eating process, the crunching is to be expected, but the 'tip-tap' of the little biscuits that escape on to the un-carpeted kitchen floor can sometimes be quite irritating, so we leave the room as soon as one of them turns up to eat. We have to watch ...

jedistu 09.02.2007 (10.02.2007) · Read full review
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This product is superb - my cats won't eat their tinned food without having a supplementary bowl of the dry food. They love the chicken and tuna varieties. It should be packaged in a plastic container (promotion) to enable easier storage and healthier option. It is a good price compared to competitor products. It is hard to get hold of though as because it is a popular prouduct it always seems to sell out quickly at the supermarket - especially ...

karenanne 02.02.2001 · Read full review
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...food. I feed them on whiskas dry food because It says it is kind to their urinary tract. I did have a cat that died of kidney failure at !! years old. He should have lived longer but I did not know Dry cat food could be bad for them when he was young . So now i am a lot more aware of the need to feed my cats properly. But you cant feed them on fresh chicken and fish every day as the vet sugests as time and finances often dictate So to keep my cats ...

Tracy57 17.11.2000 · Read full review
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