which is the best food out of whiskas biscuits and Go-cat biscuits? Which has the best nutrition?

I think you will find most on here would say both are poor quality cat foods and I would not feed either to my cats...there are many far better alternatives and if you read the A-Z Guides on here it will tell you what they all are,

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http://www.scottishwildcats.co.uk

Answered on your other thread too

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Please see link for A-Z guide of dry food. Both of the above brands have cereal listed as the first ingredient - not good
There are far better dry foods available. The comprehensive list gives a clear breakdown of nutritional values for all dry foods available in the UK.

A-Z of dry food for cats

^^^Me too.

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Acana is this a good food? The ingredients look good

Acana is grain free, so yes it's 'good' insofar as dry food can be. If possible, could you get your to cat eating a combination of wet, dry (measured amount) and also some raw thrown in for good dental hygiene - raw = chicken wings and small chunks of beef?

A lot of members do not advocate feeding dry food solely as there is evidence to support that it can cause UTI's other bladder problems and weight gain.

Obviously, it's all down to personal choice and what your cat prefers, the above is just a suggestion

what i usually do is give them a pouch of meat in a morning and at night and they have a bowl of biscuits all the time so they can help themselves now and again i give them abit of chopped up sausage or fishcake too as a treat

I would be very cautious about giving cats sausages ( or indeed any human foods! ) since these can contain onion which is very toxic to cats. It can cause Heinz Body anaemia even when given in small doses ie a lot of foods have onion powder as an ingredient.

ooh i didnt know that! Thank you for letting me know. Il just stick to cat food from now on to be safe