Whiskas Complete Reviews

Whiskas complete offers full nutrition for your cat or it can be used combined with whiskas pouches. A large bag retails at around £4.00. The bag is easily resealable so the packet remains airtight and the biscuits stay fresh. The biscuits offer dental protection for your cat's teeth. There are no artificial colours or flavours in the ...  Read the complete review

My cat is a statistic, she is one of the 8 out of 10 cats that prefer Whiskas. Well actually she prefers tuna or sardines, but out of manufactured cat foods Whiskas is the one that comes out on top for her. I only buy the complete food for her, she has a terrible habit of being sick after eating and as you can imagine the sachets of ...  Read the complete review

I have two adult male cats, and one will only eat 'wet' food, the other likes to have both. So I have to buy both. Out of all the biscuits I have tried this does appear to be the favourite. They do look quite appealing, with different coloured bikkies and little nuggets. Supermarket-own biscuits look quite boring and 'dry' looking in ...  Read the complete review

I am not actually a cat owner myself but there are several cats amongst the family. Whiskas complete is designed to be a complete cat food for adult cats which means that they should not require wet food or any additional sachets, pouches, boxes or bags of food to complete their diet. The food is provided in a thick ...  Read the complete review

I can't say Im all that impressed with Whiskas at all to be honest! Yes it's good value for money and easily obtainable from any corner shop or supermarket but my personal experience of it compares to that of feeding a five year old nothing but skittles and smarties and watching them go!!! The brightly coloured kibble might look nice but I swear ...  Read the complete review

I am writing this review on behalf of the cat, Tink. Tink is a fussy eater who won't eat any "cheaper" tinned or sachet cat foods without first turning up her nose at it and giving me a dirty look.... !! She eats a mixture of both tinned or "wet" cat food and a small amount of dry food each day. I have ...  Read the complete review

Whiskas Complete is a dry cat food for your adult cats and we started feeding our cat Tinker it when he turned about 6 months old, we only used a little bit on top of his other jelly meat Whiskas food to start with as he didnt really like the dry food to begin with, so we kind of weaned him on to it. Dry food is an important part of a ...  Read the complete review

We have just the one cat, Fuzz, a rather miserable long-haired old cat who the whole family love. Like most cats she's very independent & doesn't ask much from us except the odd cuddle &, of course, food & water. We normally buy pouches of cat food for her (usually Felix or Whiskas as she won't eat the cheaper ...  Read the complete review

I have 6 cats, all very fussy and leaving their food. I used to buy them other dry biscuits as well as tins of wet food. Then I came across a box of these biscuits on offer and I thought I would give them a try. I like to try new things for them to give them a bit of variety but it is hard as they are so fussy and usually turn their nose up to any ...  Read the complete review

The little monsters in my house went on strike last week, they had enough of their regular cat food, and just didnt eat with such fervour anymore, showing me its time to bring a bit of change into their lives. So off I went on a hunt to find something that would suit the palate of the picky litle monkeys, and decided to give Whiskas a ...  Read the complete review

Since being adopted by our lovely cat, Mew, he has been fed on Asda Tiger cat food. Money is a bit tight at the moment to say the least as hubby is between contracts and our savings are almost spent. I told Mew in no uncertain terms when he moved in that he would be eating the cheapest cat food and that he shouldn't get any ideas about trying the ...  Read the complete review

Whiskas complete is a dry cat food which provides complete nutrition for your cat. It is available in a number of flavours such as chicken, tuna and lamb and is available in adult or kitten varieties. A 375g box will set you back a mere 89p in Tesco while the bigger 950g packet costs £2.17. My cat shadow loves this food. I feed him wet ...  Read the complete review

We have three cats and up until about two years ago fed them both tinned and dry food. But none are big eaters and we found during the warmer months the tinned food was going hard and dry in the bowl. If you have ever been fortunate enough to experience this smell you will know it is not a pleasant one. So after checking with the vet we decided to ...  Read the complete review

*What is Whiskas Complete?* This food is a complete biscuit-type food for adult cats, it is produced by the Whiskas company who makes both tinned and dry food for cats aswel as treats and special cat milk. *The food itself* Whiskas looks like a very attractive cat food, with an assortment of different shapes and meat filled ...  Read the complete review

Well, i cant really comment on the taste. But the price for a standard box is cheap as chips. My cats love it and so does other cats in my area that keeps goin through the cat flap and feeding for themselves. The best thing that i noticed my cats love more is when u mix whiskas dry food with a bit of whiskas tinned food. Especially ...  Read the complete review

My cat, Sammie, loves Whiskas... And for breakfast each day he has Whiskas Complete! Whiskas Complete is a dry food in the form of lots of little biscuits. It comes in three different styles - Adult, Kitten/Junior, and Senior, and within those categories there are a number of different flavour alternatives. Personally, I'm not ...  Read the complete review

Yes my cats love Whiskas dried food ,and have eaten it for a few years,but it has two major drawbacks .The first is it causes them to be constipated,because as you may know cats dont drink much ,and this hard baked food is very concentrated and doesnt have any fibre ,well maybe a miniscule amount. One of my cats was near to having a completely ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

By the looks of things, my cats are better fed than I am. Whiskas Complete have two new varieties, each with nuggets of either cheese or veggies. slightly more expensive than ordinary Whiskas Complete, it can be used as a special Sunday dinner for your moggie (I do and I know I'm daft but I don't care). Whiskas Complete is more ...  Read the complete review

I was stunned the other day to find that the store I am working in was running a promotion on Whiskas. I looked around for the Buy One Get One Free signs, The Half Price signs, the 'Buy This Get Something Else Free' signs. Nothing. A little puzzled I asked the lady running the display what it was all about. Lifecare was the ...  Read the complete review