I have had cats since the week after I got married, I had never been able to have a kitty of my own when I lived at home, as my sister thoughtlessly suffered with (really) severe asthma, and would stop breathing almost on contact with any warm blooded animal. This is why I filled our garage and my bedroom with mice, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, rabbits.... anything that could be safely confined to a specific area. I loved my little furries with a passion; I still melt when I see a little whiffly nose. However this obsession with all things fuzzy was masking my one heartfelt desire, my own mewing bundle of velvet death (to other small creatures anyway). So as soon .  Read the complete review

As some of you may be aware we recently welcomed a new addition to our household, Bruno the kitten. As the weeks have gone on he has grown into a very lovable (if excitable) little chappie who now feels as though he is the boss of our house, and it is very adorable to see my manly other half on his hands and knees to cuddle the kitten, even if Bruno tends to steal my place on the couch! Our original plan for Bruno was to wean him onto dried food, it smells less, its easier to do, and its cheaper - however our spoilt little kitty was already loving Felix kitten from his time with his mum, though we have given into his demands for wet food we are determined to ...  Read the complete review

I always seem to be buying cat food for fuzz but she's so fussy that felix is the only one she's sure to finish. I was really pleased to find it on offer at iceland yesterday (15/9) - £2 for a box of 12 pouches instead of £4. If you are looking for this offer please check as not all boxes of 12 were reduced - it seemed to depend on the flavours! this sturdy, easy to open box contains 12 pouches as follows ~ 3 x 'yum... it's with beef' 3 x 'yippee....it's with chicken' 3 x 'yay... it's with tuna' 3 x 'fab... it's with salmon & trout' I prefer the pouches as you can just rip them open so you don't have to mess around ...  Read the complete review

When we first got our two kittens (Oscar and Casper – they’re Persian and basically control our house now). We weren’t too sure what sort of food to try them out on. Taking a wander around the pet food section of the supermarket there was a wealth of varieties and flavour from lots of different manufacturers to choose from. I then noticed that there was a special offer on ‘Felix Kitten Food’ so I thought I’d give it a try (obviously I mean give it to the cats to try, before you get any strange ideas here!). Rather than the traditional ‘single tin’ of cat food people tend to buy, this came in a box containing four ...  Read the complete review

We recently adopted an adorable kitten, and the breeder and our vet both recommended that we try felix kitten food. We weren't disappointed, and neither is he. Each pouch contains 100g of a meat mix, coated in a layer of jelly. Jelly is great for cats as it's closer to what they would eat in the wild, and contains lots of water for them - cats don't tend to drink much so their food needs to be high in water. This box contains four different flavours - two meat and two fish - although each "flavour" is actually a mix of various meats, with a higher proportion of that flavour. They all smell the same to me, but fortunately the cat loves them. The ...  Read the complete review