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Old 19-12-2011, 08:59 AM
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Re: Wet cat food at tesco

You say that there's no easily available good food in supermarkets, but isn't TopLife from Asda one of the better ones? Worried now as this is what mine are eating after the fiasco with Zooplus!

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Old 19-12-2011, 09:57 AM
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Re: Wet cat food at tesco

Yes, mine too (along with Bozita and Hi-Life).

Incidentally I'm still ordering from Mutley & Mog - still no news on the Grau and Animonda, I shall ask how that's going when I do my next order.
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Old 19-12-2011, 12:50 PM
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I'd appreciate it. I'm desperate to keep their diet varied, but just won't do Zooplus again... Ever.
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Re: Wet cat food at tesco

How about dry and wet? 50/50?
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Re: Wet cat food at tesco

Caffeinated, I had a huge struggle on my hands to get one of mine off dry, so don't want to encourage her to eat it again. I do have a bowl down, but it's more for them to graze on than anything else, and surprisingly, they don't gorge on it despite the lack of variety in the wet. The thing that concerns me though is that I don't want their tummies getting too dependent on only one type. already when I try to introduce new foods the poo turns soft, and I'm desperate to avoid this.
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