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Old 01-10-2009, 08:18 PM
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The best wet foods

Can anyone suggest the best wet foods for a 12 week old kitten? I am also on a budget so I can't spend too many pounds.

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Old 01-10-2009, 09:10 PM
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Re: The best wet foods

we are feeding natures menu chicken pouches at the moment, i don't know if it is the best one but we liked the look of it

our kitten was on dry only diet but we didn't want to keep her that way so introduced wet food which she does love but she also loves biscuits so we are feeding 50/50 at the moment
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Re: The best wet foods

Well I was going to go all dry but after looking at other threads 50/50 looks the best but not Whiskas or Felix, which is what she is on at the moment but after getting advice this is bad for her. Like giving her Mcdonalds everyday and we never go there lol.
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Re: The best wet foods

Hi-Life kitten and Applaws kitten are pretty good, as well as the natures menu that Spearmint mentioned.
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Re: The best wet foods

How about Forthglade if you can get it? Their wet food in trays is good... my local cat clinic stocks it, the only wet food they have. Make sure it's not the dog version though.
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Re: The best wet foods

The other problem I have is that both Asda and Morrisons only seem to stock the "main brands" and Pets at home has a lot of dried kitten food and none of the pouches that have been mentioned. I don't drive so getting to places can be a problem. Could I maybe order some online for her?
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Old 01-10-2009, 09:50 PM
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Re: The best wet foods

Try Zooplus for online ordering Canned Cat Food: Bargain Prices by zooplus

Nature's menu Natural Dog Food Pouches | Junior, Adult, Light & Senior Ranges
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Re: The best wet foods

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The other problem I have is that both Asda and Morrisons only seem to stock the "main brands" and Pets at home has a lot of dried kitten food and none of the pouches that have been mentioned. I don't drive so getting to places can be a problem. Could I maybe order some online for her?
we get natures menu from pets at home or seapets

we've not seen any decent wet kitten food in any supermarkets
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Re: The best wet foods

ok there are sooo many

supermarkets sell some

sainsburys sell encore
asda sell feline feyre
tesco have their own brand too of 60% meat cant remember the name though sorry

Then most of those also stock hilife


After that you have

natures menu
forthglade cats
forthglade plane trays (the one thats just meaty notthe actuall dog designed one)
Almo nature
applaws
Natures Harvest
lilys kitchen


and so many more but i cant think of them off the top of my head!
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Re: The best wet foods

Pets at home do their own purely range which is 50% meat and its really good! they do a pack of 12 for kittens..
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