APPLAWS CAT MULTIPACKCHICKEN SELECTION 8X60G

It’s expensive, and not good, my cats didn’t eat it at all

Its came incompleted.

I had been recommended to feed my pedigree cat on either Encore or Applaws cat food, and have been buying Encore pouches for some time. However when my regular supermarket stopped stocking it I looked for an online source and found Applaws at a more competitive price on Amazon for slightly larger portions. Basically the Encore food worked out at 78p per pouch at my supermarket (more online with Amazon!) for a 50g sachet, and Applaws works out at 68p for a 60g sachet. Both products are 100% natural, both are devoured by my cat. Both products are plastic packaging inside a cardboard box, but the Encore pouches are not recyclable and the Applaws ones are (theoretically!). So taking all this into account Applaws gets my vote so long as the price remains competitive.

I have bern looking for more natural cat foods without added cereals. This is a nice broth with shredded chicken pieces. My cats both really love this food. My only issue is that it doesn’t seem to fill them up as much as other foods and they are generally hungrier when they eat this. On the flip side they relish every shred!

My cat is a very light eater and I'm constantly in search of food to bolster her appetite. I took a chance with this as she doesn't really like fish (she used to like a sardine topping a few years ago then suddenly took a violent dislike to it) but thought that tuna disguised in chicken might make a nice change. I was right and she ate half of one of the little pots in the morning and the rest at night with some hypoallergenic dried food at lunch. So why the four stars rather than five? Unfortunately this is a complimentary food, not a complete food. Though it looks like a proper meal, it is described as a treat on the packaging. My furry monster already has treats in the form of Dreamies, the equivalent of cat cocaine. I'll continue to feed this to my cat occasionally for variety but would really prefer to find another complete meal that she'll enjoy.

This is expensive for me. However, I use it to top or mix in with perfectly mid priced food which has been rejected by my new second hand fussy big cat. Once he gets used to the new flavour he settles down and eats it regularly As manufacturers often change their recipes ... often in different sized packs ... I keep these in my cupboard all the time now Can't bear to see wasted food even in a cat dish.

My cat loves these little pots of shredded chicken with rice, this pack also includes chicken with duck, and with tuna. My cat hates fishy things, but she woolfs these down. She gets bouts of not eating, so i get her back on track with this food, (with the advice of my vet) but remember, it's only a complimentary food, so not to be solely fed to your cat, but, if like my cat, a few days to kick start her appetite won't hurt her. I'm happy, and so is she, and she's 16 now, so obviously not doing her any harm.