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Re: Good quality wet cat food!
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![]() Whiskas is a great food for persuading a cat to eat, and i always keep some in for that reason. Not every cat likes forthglade, its more of a pate than chunks so it wont suit everyone. If you want to try a pack i could post you one. I buy mine from berriewood wholesale, along with my litter, dog food, and dry cat food . I find forthglade great for cats recouperating too, as it can be liquidised easily and syringe fed.Ive used zooplus before too as they also do some of the harder to obtain wet cat foods. |
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To be honest the supermarket is the best place to start. All supermarkets now stock high meat content foods. If you have fussy cats it is pointless ordering a large amount from zooplus and having a cupboard full of things that the cats didn't like.
As was listed before highlife (Asda, Pets at Home, some Tescos and Sainsbury's) encore (Sainsbury's made by the same people as Applaws) forthglade (Pets at Home and on-line) natures menu (Pets at Home and on-line) almo nature (on-line) natures harvest (Pets at Home and on-line) Asda Select - The black label small tins are the best.
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Re: Good quality wet cat food!
I'm encountering the same problem; my cat has just been diagnosed diabetic and I want to get her away from regular wet/dry food onto a totally wet diet with very high meat content. She has to have the pate/mousse kind as she struggles with chunks (although she likes them). I was leaning more towards Nature's Menu or Nature's Harvest until I saw the good deal on the Asda food, but I'd read that meats like chicken, turkey and rabbit were better for cats in general than fish (or beef/lamb)... I suppose if she mostly had one of the Nature diets as her main meal and then the Asda tuna food every now and then it would make the more expensive stuff go further!
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Hi, i no pouches isn't what you want.... but i know that hi life do do kitten food in the pouches as thats what i buy for my 2, im not sure if they do it in the tins. My 2 love it tho, i use pouches coz my 2 dont eat food al through the day(wet food anyway). They just refuse to!!! They always have dry food down and they like science plan or JWB xx
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Hi,try mixing the dry and wet food together,my cat Flo was the same as a kitten,now she very rarely eats wet food but I wish she would,I know there is very little meat in it but cats drink very little and it helps with the urinary track later in life
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He also tried the high life tuna when I started buying that, I won't let him eat fish in the house because i'm scared of them so he decided to steal it from the cat! He said he was trying it to make sure it's ok for for our little man ![]()
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