I have a pot of plaque off that was used once when we tried the Hills allergy canned food. it didn't go over so well so i can't use it anymore. i would be happy to send it to you! otherwise it's going back up to my work for the visiting cats.
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I'm now going to give Almo Natural a try - even if it is mixed in!
I also feed James Wellbeloved for dry and they get Hills Oral as play toys and treats - as Tibby swallows the things anyway!
They do also get fresh cooked meat and raw meet regularly too which they love!
I might try those kibbles once this bag is finished, but are they bigger and harder than the normal sized kibbles?
I use the Logic toothpaste as well because Sarah(sar) got me onto it.
Susan, James Wellbeloved are pretty small biscuits, but they are hypo-allergenic and is great for their skin etc.
If you visit www.wellbeloved.co.uk you can request a free sample!
(click on Cats and you'll see Free Sample in the list!
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If you visit www.wellbeloved.co.uk you can request a free sample!
(click on Cats and you'll see Free Sample in the list!
yeh - james wellbeloved are quite small kibbles. Jaffa swallows everything whole anyway though (inc hills t/d)
I switched them from iams dry to james wellbeloved several years ago when Magpie had a skin problem that the vet couldn't identify (so we assumed it might be a food allergy) and both did really well on it - lovely shiny coats and no skin problems! I've only recently increased the proportion of wet food in Jaffa's diet after realising how important wet food is. As Jaffa's 9 now and had a high level of something in his blood (kidney function) when he had blood tests before his dental, I'm very concerned about getting water into him.
Should they not be bigger kibbles though for their teeth?. It's just that my vet said the bigger and harder the kibble the more they have to chew making it better for the tartar?.
Well, James Wellbeloved aren't dental biscuits. They are just general healthy dry food.
Yes, the idea of dental biscuits is so that they are larger and make them chew, but I've found that it made very little difference - especially as Tibby swallows the things whole!
What I have done in the past is to mix some JWB with the Hills Oral. As I say though, I now only use the Hills as a play treat now.
Originally Posted by Anakat
I am not going to read this site when the cats are in the room anymore, They got up a petition and MADE me go to M&S this morning
What is the name of the food? What kind of packet is it in? I might give my four a treat this weekend!
If it's the tins of fish food from Marks and Spencers that i'm thinking about, my girls love it because their big chunks of fish in a lobster jelly.
I'll have to have a look when I get to M&S over the weekend! Is it similar to Feline Fayre?
Are they big tins or tray ones?
Are they big tins or tray ones?
I can see the M&S are going to have a bit of a run on their cat food! Better be quick, Sar, before I buy up all the manchester stock to add to the huge stockpile of cat food I already have!
Imagine a large tin of tuna, their that size. They have a seafood platter, crab, sardine and pilchard.
Seriously, Rosie and Sophie go crackers when i open one of those tins
Seriously, Rosie and Sophie go crackers when i open one of those tins
*phones M&S to inform them not to sell them to you!*
I'm sure we all probably have more cat food in the house than human food!
I understand now, I hope my four will like it - although I expect Tibby's fish aversion will come to a head again!
I don't have my kitten yet, but this forum has been a blessing and a great source for information. I have bought a bag of James Wellbeloved dry kitten food, and had already bought whiskas kitten wet food. I am hopefully going to change the wet food but will see how I go with my kitten - hopefully he/she wont be a fussy eater!!!
Both felix and whiskas do free kitten packs which include pouches of food, a toy and some info. I got given the whiskas one from my vet (and also got one from the breeder's vet) but requested a felix one online. I fed Mosi the whiskas but it made him fart a lot so no more whiskas for him!
felix have recently sent me an update booklet and a voucher for £1 off any box of felix pouches as a result.
Incidentally - if anyone feeds, or is interested in feeding, natures menu pouches - I don't know if everyone knows about the special offer in pets at home (it's not marked up in my store). You can buy packs of 4 boxes (total 48 pouches) for £15.99, but you can get 2 of them for £19.99 - the offer doesn't come up until you put them through the till. It works out at about 20p a pouch which is really good for premium wet food. It's only on the adult though, not the kitten variety.
Incidentally - if anyone feeds, or is interested in feeding, natures menu pouches - I don't know if everyone knows about the special offer in pets at home (it's not marked up in my store). You can buy packs of 4 boxes (total 48 pouches) for £15.99, but you can get 2 of them for £19.99 - the offer doesn't come up until you put them through the till. It works out at about 20p a pouch which is really good for premium wet food. It's only on the adult though, not the kitten variety.
At the moment I feed my kittens chicken & fish but i'm slowly putting them onto whiskas kitten wet food.
My older cats like whiskas,felix & hi life but they also get fed alot of fresh fish & meat - they get really spoilt.
My older cats like whiskas,felix & hi life but they also get fed alot of fresh fish & meat - they get really spoilt.
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Originally Posted by rosiemac
Have you tried the tins of cat food from Marks and Spencer?.
My two love it!. It's more expensive than the hi life but it's a bigger tin, but the chunks of fish are huge, and it's in a lobster jelly if you please!
These two eat better than me sometimes
I have been ordering samples of food over the past few weeks, Royal Canin, James Wellbeloved and Hills have sent me dry food samples. I am waiting on wet food samples from whiskas and felix!Originally Posted by urbantigers
Both felix and whiskas do free kitten packs which include pouches of food, a toy and some info. I got given the whiskas one from my vet (and also got one from the breeder's vet) but requested a felix one online. I fed Mosi the whiskas but it made him fart a lot so no more whiskas for him!felix have recently sent me an update booklet and a voucher for £1 off any box of felix pouches as a result.
Incidentally - if anyone feeds, or is interested in feeding, natures menu pouches - I don't know if everyone knows about the special offer in pets at home (it's not marked up in my store). You can buy packs of 4 boxes (total 48 pouches) for £15.99, but you can get 2 of them for £19.99 - the offer doesn't come up until you put them through the till. It works out at about 20p a pouch which is really good for premium wet food. It's only on the adult though, not the kitten variety.
I am thinking of buying some hi life or natures menu wet kitten food. Could I combine this with the whiskas kitten, in order to use up the pouches I have bought already?
