Felix

I was so excited to hear my friends cat had kittens and couldnt wait untill the one promised to me arrived. What I was going to feed my new cat was one of my biggest concerns about getting the kitten, I wasnt sure if I had to get the tins that said Kitten or if any food would be okay , also I knew cats like milk but is there a certain amount of milk a kitten needs ( like a human baby ??!!??) and many people gave contradicting advice.... "oh my cat only eats Whiskas" "feed it the cheapest you can find, she wont know the difference" "dont bother with cat meat my cat lives on biscuits" '' Kittens have to ...  Read the complete review

I have got 3 cats and like to feed them the food I know they will like and that is why I buy Felix. Opening the pouch it has got a definite smell of fresh fish (it is the fish variety my cats prefer out of all of them) and it doesn't smell horrible like most cat foods that are flavoured with fish. It is very easy to squeeze the food out of the pouch into my cats bowls and their food breaks up very easily with a quick mix with the fork I keep for the cat food. My cats all like the taste of Felix because the chunks are small so they can eat it easily. The chunks also look just right for them to chew and swallow. I can always tell when my ...  Read the complete review

My 'team' waited patiently as I opened the colourful box (helpfully illustrated with a generic cat photo just in case I had thought this was dog food I suppose) of 12 pouches in the As Good as it Looks range of Felix cat food (Ocean Feasts). This was not the first type of Felix my team had tried but the mild interest turned to pure excitement as I ripped open three of the pouches (in this case, one Salmon, one Cod and one Tuna). The actual food, described on the box as 'Ocean feasts of succulent steaklets' to my mind resembled yukky shredded lumps in a brownish runny jelly but my team were still very keen to sample it. Oh ok... before anyone throws up, I'll ...  Read the complete review

My cat has always loved his food and I like to change the brands he eats because he is very snobby and always has to have a change and I can tell when he won't eat the food anymore. The brand I am currently feeding him on is Feelix, I find they seem tasty from what I can see when my cat eats it and he seems very healthy. Felix cans cost 48p each but are worth it, there is 400g in a tin and this can be used for up to 3 feeds. There are different kinds of the food, they are all in jelly and my cat seems to prefer this. He loves all of the flavours, quite a variety and you can buy them in boxes of 6 or 12. The flavours of the foods are turkey,BEEF, ...  Read the complete review

I don't know if it is the weather being warm at the moment, but my cat seems to be right off his food. I usually buy him Whiskas which he laps up very eagerly usually, but not the last few days. So I thought that maybe a change is called for to get his tastebuds back on track. On going down the pets aisle in Tesco's where do I begin they have so many different brands, once I have chosen a brand the choice doesn't stop there. Do I want one in jelly or gravy, Do I want poultry, fish or assorted meats! On choosing a single tin ( in case he doesn't wants this either !) I went for the Felix brand with chicken in jelly. This label is very eye catching ...  Read the complete review