You know how it is. You have your mother over for lunch. You're stood in the kitchen, pondering what to put in her sandwich. On the plate in front of you is two slices of granary bread, some lettuce, and a bit of tomato. In your left hand is a packet of sliced chicken. In your right hand is a tin of cat food. The choice, you'd think, would be obvious. That's right; I fed my mother cat food. Honestly, there's pretty much nothing I won't do in the name of comprehensive review writing. Including feeding kitty noms to a pensioner who's currently on crutches. You should thank me, really. In my defence, I should point out that I'd already tried a ...  Read the complete review

Since Mew is out hunting at the moment I thought I would write this review myself based on what he has told me about this new food that he has tried. His food mainly consists of dry kibbles - his favourite is Applaws - and the occasional tin of wet food for a change. The wet food he loves is Gourmet Gold Chunks in Gravy which is the one that he told you all about recently. A couple of weeks ago I needed to order some cat litter for Mew so I went along to Pet Supermarket (going via Quidco of course) to get the best price. I ordered two bags of Catsan which came to £26.98 and since free delivery usually starts at £27 I took at look at some of the ...  Read the complete review

Having tried the Applaws pouches for my cat Snoopy a while ago, when I came to be looking for high quality food for Snoopy and his two housemates, I knew Applaws was a brand I was interested in. The wet food varieties contain 75% real meat, which is one of the best on the market. Pets at Home sell multipacks of 12 Applaws tins for £9.39. This is expensive, and as a result I realised it wasn't going to be the main part of the cats diet - Snoopy has mainly dry food, but the other two have a more even mix of wet and dry, so I was going to be buying quite a lot of wet food. However, I decided that one multipack of Applaws a month would be affordable and a good way ...  Read the complete review

I have two cats, and have always been quite careful when picking cat food. Most 'big' brands are actually very poor quality, and spend more money on advertising that the actual food and ingredients. They also cntain many fillers and grains, which aren't needed by cats. After looking at various brands, I finally settled on feeding my cats Applaws cat food. Applaws is available in wet and dry, and this review is about their Tuna and Prawn wet food. The food is available in tins only, they are widely available in a 70g size but can also be found in 156g sized tins. It can be found at popular pet stores, including Pets at Home which charge 81p for a 70g tin. I ...  Read the complete review

Well if you haven't read my other cat reviews I will start by letting you know that for some reasons not even I know I have 6 beautiful cats. 3 of these are sisters and are the most fussy cats I have ever met. (This could also be known as spoilt!) Two out of the three girls will only eat fish products, will real fish in jelly so no whiskas or felix for them! The other girl isn't as bad but has expensive taste. We got her under very difficult circumstances after the owner unfortunately died and we rescued her. After trying and testing loads of different products that she would refuse to eat we were baffled at what we could try next. One day in pets ...  Read the complete review