My cat has 'owned' several forks and spoons over her lifespan, most of which have the same sort of 'combination design' comprising of what can only be described as a spoon shaped fork. Whilst shopping in a local branch of Pets At Home about a year ago, I purchased their own-branded "Feeding Fork" and paid about £1.50 at the time of purchase. Available in a variety of colours according to the store's website at www.petsathome.co.uk, there was actually only one colour available on the day I was shopping in store, which was white/cream. Made of thick white/cream plastic, there is a cute little 'paw print' design at the top of the long ...  Read the complete review

Years ago, when I lived on my own, I thought nothing at all of feeding my cat with the same cutlery as I used myself. It was always washed in hot water, so what was the problem. Then I got married and everything changed. My dear other half insisted it just wasn't hygienic and she made sure I NEVER used one of our forks or spoons to feed the cats their dinner. I thought she was mad. Over the years, however, I have learned to live with her eccentricities, and I used to 'mark' one of our old forks with a blob of Tippex on the top to make sure it was used by the cat, and the cat alone. These days though we have gone up in the world (and so has the cat) and we ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to feeding my 3 cats Poppy, Daisy and Layla I always use the pouches, they are more convenient than the tins but also my girls really do not like the tinned meat at all, they will eat it for a day or two because its something new but after that they get fed up and go back on the pouches. I usually just squeeze about half the pouch into their bowls for them to eat and let them get on with it, however when it comes to feeding my youngest cat Layla it isn't that simple, she will not eat her food unless I have cut the meat up for her, if there are large lumps of meat and jelly in her bowl she will eat round it and leave it. I used to buy plastic spoons to do ...  Read the complete review

The idea of using the same forks that me and my boyfriend eat with for feeding the dogs actually makes me feel slightly physically ill! I used to use an old tablespoon, however it proved to be a bit messy as the jelly and meat would come out in lumps as it was awkward to mash the food up with a spoon, so when I saw these plastic feeding forks in Pets At Home I decided to get one - at just £1.59 each, they're a bargain and a great idea! These forks are actually for cat food and they're down the cat accessory aisle in the shop, but as far as I know all tinned food for cats/dogs is pretty similar so I didn't see a problem with buying it for my ...  Read the complete review

One thing I do not like to do is feed a dog using my own forks! I draw the line right there! So when I spotted this plastic fork in white in Pets At Home a while ago costing only £1.50 at the time (This is now £1.59) and also available in a black I bought one for when my mates dog Daisy stays at mine. This simply came attached to a card with labels on it telling us not alot apart from what it is and that it is a Pets At Home product really. Easy enough to snip the labels off and use it, its a fork it isn't rocket science after all to use a fork! lol. The Fork Itself: This is really nice in its design which is what first attracted me to ...  Read the complete review