Whiskas Cat Milk Reviews

I don't know what it is about this stuff but my cats go crazy for it. They only need to hear the shake of the bottle now and they come running. I know the 'serving suggestion' says otherwise, but I usually put a whole bottle down for two cats and just watch it disappear in front of my eyes. The milk itself is very creamy in texture ...  Read the complete review

My boyfriend and I just brought home 3 kittens; Maya, Trip, and Woodstock. Our 3 little girls were a little unwell when they came to us; they had been given adult cat food, they all had "kitten-colds", and they all had fleas. We spent the weekend de-fleaing the house and the kittens in the safety way possible, we ...  Read the complete review

Between my Mum, sister and friends there are lots of cats that I may feed from time to time and I was house sitting recently for a friend so I was looking for a little treat for her cat. I brought Chelsea some of the Whiskas Cat Milk and I was reminded of it yesterday when I was buying a few more treats in preperation for a trip next month. ...  Read the complete review

I discovered cat milk several years ago, and I've been buying it regularly ever since. It was Whiskas that I bought first, but whenever possible I buy supermarket own brand, however as they don't all make it I do buy Whiskas a lot. Tesco currently sell it for 75p per bottle. Cow milk tends to give a lot of cats an upset stomach, I've ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit, my cat is treated like a king and probably eats better than I do in these difficult credit crunching times! However, I do feel a certain responsibility about feeding him properly as basically he can't go out to the shop and buy it himself! I know it's a treat really, and my vet tells me cats just need to drink water, ...  Read the complete review

A totally unnecessary product, but I liked it anyway. Let me explain... The idea behind cat milk is that cats are unable to digest lactose (as every reviewer here has said). So cat milk has had the lactose removed to make it kinder to the cat digestive system. The problem with this product is that lactose-free milk is also ...  Read the complete review

To be honest despite the fact that you are not supposed to give cats normal milk I always have and have never had a problem, until I got one of my rescue moggies that is. Sooty was in a bad way when he arrived at my house, he was very nervous and under nourished and in fact even the rescue centre weren't sure if this poor little darling would ...  Read the complete review

Because the milk we drink is high in lactose, it means that it upsets the tummys of our furry little friends as most cats are lactose intollerant. I recently got a cat from a rescue home, and as a treat for the first couple of days we had her, we thought we'd treat her with some of the Whiska's cat milk. She absolutely lapped it up, ...  Read the complete review

After recently expanding our family by the addition on a rescue kitten, I have fallen into the trap of roaming the pet section in the supermarket seeking out new and exciting treats. I recently fell upon Whiskers Cat milk and thought it would make a welcome change from water for our feline friend. Om pouring it into her bowl she quickly ...  Read the complete review

I bought this as a birthday treat for my cat as she often enjoys a saucer of milk from the fridge. This is supposed to be much more suited to cats as it has less lactose and should be easier to digest. It also has added health benefits such as vitamins and minerals, so it is a good option to give your car if you want to give them a treat every so ...  Read the complete review

While my moggy Phobe suffers no tummy troubles whatsoever with the occasional treat of cows milk the same cannot be said for Janga my half persian. I decided to give this a try - keep giving Phoebe normal milk a couple of times a week while giving Janga Whiskas cat milk. Not that cheap at £1.71 currently in Tesco for 3 200ml bottles ...  Read the complete review

I thought I would buy this stuff as a treat for our little kitty, at 80p though for a little wee bottle it's way more expensive that our own milk. Yes I realise it hasn't any lactose but is it that costly to remove it. Any way its not for me but for the cat, who turned her nose up to it when placed in her bowl. I tried after meals, ...  Read the complete review

On the 12th June, we had to say goodbye to our beloved Thomson, who was 14 years old, after suffering from cancer. Whilst Tom was alive, we daren't have any kind of dairy product down for the other 2 cats, Baxter & Ziggy. Tom was severely allergic to anything dairy, so that put paid to any milk treats, including this cat milk for the other ...  Read the complete review

Milk is bad for cats. It's a statement that seems almost ridiculous, and makes you want to ask questions like "so where did 'the cat that got the cream' come from then? But no, apparently most cats are indeed lactose intolerant, and with one kitty who seems to be allergic to almost everything in the world, I have to be careful what goes into ...  Read the complete review

*What is Whiskas Cat Milk?* Well the name is pretty self explanatory really, this treat produced by the Whiskas company is a milk designed specially for cats and kittens, its part of a range that also includes dry food, tinned & pouched foods and treats catering for every life stage of your cat- from a kitten to senior years. ...  Read the complete review

My 21 year old rescue cat Chloe is at a stage in her life now where she really enjoys lifes little luxuries, such as a bowl of warm milk. Many cats, including my Chloe, cannot drink cows milk without getting an upset stomach, so this is where special cat milk comes in. Whiskas cat milk is sold is small 200ml plastic bottles for 57p each or a ...  Read the complete review

Although cats are not supposed to have milk, this is intended to be "good" milk and as such,I give it to my cat occasionally. He does drink a little, but much prefers water, and as such, the rest of the carton tends to go off before it is finished. I give this as a very occasional treat. It tends to be pricey, too, no matter where ...  Read the complete review

More drink! DRINK! Uh oh, this time it doesn't involve alcohol and I do'?t personally drink it but I know a couple of "boys" who do! Those boys are my two large, ten year old ginger tom cats and the drink in question is Whiskas Milk Plus. They only get this as an occasional treat otherwise it works out rather expensive ...  Read the complete review

I have a very contented pussy. She’s called Shady and is a Persian. Why is she so happy? Because we bought her a carton of Whiskas Milk Plus. We were shopping in Asda last weekend and as we’d bought a treat for the dog, we thought we’d better get something for the cat too. I have always liked the idea of buying special ...  Read the complete review

"Whiskers Milk Plus" is a fortified milk drink for cats that's lactose reduced for cats as cats (apparently) can have a problem with the lactose in ordinary milk - not that I have seen a cat troubled by ordinary milk. It is a lot thicker than ordinary milk and amongst the things like vitamins D & E, there is ash (?) and a ...  Read the complete review