Whiskas for the healthy cats (Whiskas Complete)

Member Name: topsyturvy

Product:	Whiskas Complete
Date:	06/08/02 (48 review reads)
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Advantages: great appearance, my cat enjoys it, healthy

Disadvantages: none

When buying cat food I sometimes don't really care about the brand and I just put anything in my trolley. As long as my cat is fed then I am happy. On one of my shopping trips I noticed Whiskas complete and since it is Whiskas I thought I may aswell try it because they are well known for being good to cats.

I usually mix the hard buscuits in with the meat but some people just give their cats meat or just dry food.

I took it home and as it was near feeding time. I saw that my cat was circling the kitchen hinting to me to feed him. I got up and took out the Whiskas complete. He hears the noise even if he isn't in the kitchen and when he hears a sort of noise like buscuits shaking he will run in and assume that food is being prepared for him.

When pouring out the complete I noticed they were all in little shapes and they were in 3 different collours which made it quite a bright meal. Also they were quite small so easy to mix in. As soon as I put the food down for my cat to eat he was purring away happy with his food.

In a box of Whiskas Complete there is 375g and it is with lifecare for a long healthy life. The whiskas complete I am looking at to write this review is with chicken, turkey, duck and nuggets with cheese.

The nuggests are a sort of treat apprantely with a crunchy outside and a delicious soft inside.

Other things this food will give your cat are
healthy muscles, body maintenance and repair, strong teeth and bones, healthy skin and shiny coat, excellent eyesight and there is more but those are just some of the goof things.

I am not just reading what the box says because it says it but it really does work. My cat has a lovely glossy coat, he is really healthy. Other things that it says I cannot tell if they have worked because my cat doesn't talk.

A great food for a cat can be bought in pet shops and supermarkets.

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