If it's good enough for Lolaboy.... (Friskies Go Cat)

Member Name: katykicker

Product:	Friskies Go Cat
Date:	21/04/09 (46 review reads)
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Advantages: Cat enjoys the taste and smell, no unusual toilet habits, sturdy bag.

Disadvantages: None

I am not actually a cat owner myself but there are several cats amongst the family.

Go-Cat is cat food which is designed to give your animal the nutrition and well-being needed to keep them in tip top condition at all times.

The Go-Cat is provided in a thick paper bag and this is very sturdy for carrying home and for storage without worrying about little nicks and tears and Go-Cat spilling out all over your floor.

My sister's Cat, Lolaboy, is very healthy and at 2 years old he has not yet had a single health problem and this may partly be due to the diet and lifestyle that he has. He is fed twice a day (once before school and once after school!) and as recommended with any cat food he has a regular supply of fresh, clean water.

The food is in various shapes such as fish, bones, little balls etc and Go-Cat is available in a variety of flavours so there should be lots of choice for most cats. It can be served alone or as a mixer together with wet food and Lolaboy eats his alone as he prefers it this way!

He seems to enjoy eating Go-Cat and does not have any unusual toilet habits so clearly it agrees with him overall. I know if he has any left on his tray and it gets put outside (on nice days of course) the neighbourhood cats certainly enjoy coming along and having a munch on it as well!

I would recommend this. A 4kg bag is around £8.35 in Tesco at present and will last a considerable amount of time if you have just one cat. The sell by date is approximately 18 months so there are no worries about it going bad before Lolaboy has finished his twice daily scoff!

I am rating this product 5/5, if it's good enough for Lolaboy it should be good enough for any cat who is not fussy!

Just incase anybody was wondering, Lolaboy was called Charlie, then Lola and then it was discovered that he was actually a boy and you know children... So now he's Lolaboy!

Summary: I would recommend this for any non-fussy cats.