When we got our delightful little kitten we were given guidance on the food he was used to so we decided to carry on with his diet. One of the foods he has is Go Cat Kitten and he absolutely loves it. In fact he loves it so much that I would never not give it him and if he sees a box of it sitting there and he hasn't had any that day, he will nudge at it and try and get it out. I think Go Cat Kitten food is very healthy for him to have and I have been very happy with the product. So you can buy Go Cat kitten from most places such as supermarkets, pet stores and Pets at home so practically anywhere you can find pet food. They are in square boxes which come ...  Read the complete review

The only flavour that Go-cat does in kitten food is chicken, carrot and milk. I think it's a bit disappointing because I think after a few months of eating the same food for breakfast lunch and dinner she got a bit bored of it and stopped eating it straight away and only when she was really hungry. At first my cat would only eat this brand of cat food but she grew on to Whiska's probably because it had meaty nuggets in their kitten food. My cat really didn't like the milk flavour kibbles (white) and would just leave them in her bowl and eat the rest. I'm not sure if it's because she didn't like the smell or the taste. My cat is probably an exception because ...  Read the complete review

My kitten Myrtle is an extremely fussy 5 month old. I have been feeding her on 'wet' food cos although she was weaned on dry food by her breeder I could never get her to eat it so I gave up. However on a recent trip to the vets for her kitten injections the vet told me to get her on to dried food as its better for her teeth and that wet food can contribute to diabetes. I bought a very expensive dried cat food that Myrtle wouldn't touch so during a recent visit to my local Asda store I picked up a box of this and was pleased it was only £1.10 for quite a large box. The Packaging: The food comes in a bright yellow box and on the front of it ...  Read the complete review

I have a kitten cat and an old age pensioner cat. Although my OAP cat is 17 he is very healthy but not got many teeth left although his gums are rock hard! I have found the perfect dry food biscuits for them both though. Go Cat made by friskies not only does their complete (biscuits) for "normal" cats but also does one for kittens and yet another for the over 8s. called Go cat senior. It still comes in many varieties like all the go cat does. Aparently the Senior is especially formulated to produce a slightly acidic urine pH to help the older cats. My cats certainly like the different kinds suited to them though whatever it is that is in ...  Read the complete review

When we first got our two cats they were just 12 weeks old. I wasn't really sure what they had been weaned onto but thought it best to buy foods designed for kittens. Naturally, you have to make sure cats have good teeth so some sort of biscuit is essential to keep them strong and healthy. We gave Go Cat Kitten biscuits a try and they were an instant hit! The biscuits are small enough for little mouths, so the kitten won't choke on them. They are specially formulated to suit kittens up to one year old and contain all the nutrients that they need to develop and grow into healthy cats. They contain vitamins and minerals to help bones grow strong and promote ...  Read the complete review