Claude Cat Crunchies As you may have gathered from a previous review of mine, we have recently adopted a lovely two year old cat who we have names Merlin. We have never had a cat before so are complete novices, though Merlin is quickly teaching us a lot about what he likes and doesn't like, and in turn, between the two of us, we are able to write these reviews on his chosen food. I do admit that I have tried cat biscuits in the past when I was young an innocent, though I have no real desire to try them again, so I have to go on what Merlin 'tells' me. Perhaps I should sign his name to the end of this review - it will take 'cats with thumbs' on to a whole ...  Read the complete review

Cats are notoriously fickle creatures and when it comes to feeding time they always know what they want. I'd love to say that all of my felines like the same food but I'd be lying as three will eat anything you put in front of them and the forth despite being an adult cat will only eat kitten food. Now I don't mind trying different variety of foods but I don't like paying a ridiculous amount of money for something they will turn their noses up in a matter of weeks. A few months ago whilst browsing down the pet aisle in Tesco I spotted the Cat Crunchies by Claude (whoever Claude is!). At just under £1.00 per box (1 kg) I thought it was a bargain and put a box ...  Read the complete review

I used to think that by giving my cats dry food for their main meals I would be depriving them of the tasty, smelly meaty flavours of canned food and giving them an inferior substitute. However the more I have learned about the nutritional values of pet food the more I realise that the dry food is often better or as well balanced as wet food, and a lot less messy. I have always bough dry food from time to time as a 'treat' for the cats... now that should have told me something shouldn't it... the word treat in that sentence says it all, because they all love dry food and fall upon it as if they are half starved - which they are most certainly not, the charlatans. ...  Read the complete review

Claude Cat Crunchies With Poultry have been a surprising hit in our house. The mogs seemed to love them, and yet they don't cost a lot more than the Tesco own brand do (which our mogs despise with a passion and would rather starve than even sniff). A 1kg box of these cat crunchies costs 99p, which is compared to £1.15 for a 1kg box of Tesco cat crunchies, or £2.40 for a 950g box of Whiskas crunchies. They are all complete dry cat foods, the only difference between them is the price and whether or not your cats will eat them. Considering these Claude crunchies are the cheapest of the bunch, I was surprised to notice that our cats really do seem to like ...  Read the complete review