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good cat food
Geowitch
22-03-2015
I've been reading some of the old postings about the best cat food. I feed mine AGAIL and Doubly Delicious Felix but according to lots of people Felix isn't as nutritional as other brands. Bozita seems to rate highly but I don't want to go to the expense of buying in bulk from Zooplus in case my cats turn up their noses at it. Is there anywhere which sells small quantities or indeed anything better?
wampa1
22-03-2015
My cat loves Sheeba wetfood and Wiskas dry. When she was growing up she was on Royal Canin kitten food.
Andrew-W
23-03-2015
The food available in the UK doesn't appear to be very good quality at all, better quality food in Germany.

I've just ordered today some Macs, Catz Fine Food, Granatapet and Grau, ordered small single tins and multi packs to test them.

https://www.fuettern-mit-spass.de

They deliver to the UK

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-mM...RE0/edit?pli=1

I did try the Bozita from Zooplus last year, the cats liked it at first but soon stopped eating it.

Not all cats are the same unfortunately.
NoseyLouie
27-03-2015
I personally would recommend trying to get free samples..I am sure some companies will still do this (on my mobile..an old one at the mo..so multi search no good..sorry) when we had our cat that now lives with my parents..we had him on james wellbeloved and the occasional packet of felix with gravy..A few years ago after being at my mums he
started turning his nose up at that..so he is happy atm with iams dry and gourmet pate rubbish as a treat lol..he was never a lover of fresh fish or anything ..however a very muscular cat now with a shiny coat. They dont give him wet food with gravy anymore..he just licks the gravy off and leaves the 'meat'

Yeah at his annual vet appointment..he was called a gorgeous boy..I think if the cats are healthy and in top condition you are doing great! Just my opinion xx
radioanorak
31-03-2015
We have a good animal food store in the next village.
A 25 kilo bag of dry food is €14 or about £10.
Our 10 cats & a rescued feral all love it.

As a treat they get Wiskas pouches which are 3 for €1.50 or £1.10
Jakobjoe
31-03-2015
ive also bought bozita for my cats but they didnt like it. i spend about 6 pounds a week on the 2 cats wet food and have biscuits from hills science plan for dry food. they like porta 21 tuna with aloe the best. it looks really good and has a jelly they also like plus is far better than ones i can get in the supermarkets but i buy in bulk maybe 30 pounds a time for a months supply from zooplus
clm2071
02-04-2015
Small independent pet shops tend to stock the better quality foods that supermarkets and the big pet shops don't.

You can order on the manufacturers own websites most of the time as well.

Our 2 cats have Symply dry food supplemented with Applaws wet
clm2071
02-04-2015
Originally Posted by NoseyLouie:
“I personally would recommend trying to get free samples..I am sure some companies will still do this (on my mobile..an old one at the mo..so multi search no good..sorry) when we had our cat that now lives with my parents..we had him on james wellbeloved and the occasional packet of felix with gravy..A few years ago after being at my mums he
started turning his nose up at that..so he is happy atm with iams dry and gourmet pate rubbish as a treat lol..he was never a lover of fresh fish or anything ..however a very muscular cat now with a shiny coat. They dont give him wet food with gravy anymore..he just licks the gravy off and leaves the 'meat'

Yeah at his annual vet appointment..he was called a gorgeous boy..I think if the cats are healthy and in top condition you are doing great! Just my opinion xx”

James Wellbeloved have recently changed their recipe, its not as high quality as it was. The old recipe had real meat but its been replaced with cheaper, lower quality meal.

My 2 were on JW but they refused the new recipe, hence their switch to Symply which is pretty much what the old JW was.
benwarwick
03-04-2015
My cats have Purina Pro Plan dried food, but all absolutely adore Almo Nature Rouge Label. It looks like proper meat and is with the added vitamins and minerals, they sell them in bulk or single pouches if you pets at home store stocks them.
Here's the link for more info on the zooplus.

http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/cats/c..._nature_labels
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