Whiskas Temptations

I have two cats both of whom eat the majority of things. I'm always on the look out for different treats for them - mainly as a means of coaxing them inside the house!!! We let them out when we're at home but they stay inside when we go out, therefore if we're going out I need a quick and effective way of getting them inside. I thought these might be good as they come in a small plastic tub that I can shake, and my cats respond well to noises they recognise. Whiskas Temptations come in 60g plastic boxes that are shaped like the Whiskas "cats head" logo. They come in 3 flavours - beef, chicken & cheese or salmon and cost about 91p per tub, but ...  Read the complete review

I've always been a cat-lover - but I'm nothing compared to my boyfriend . Early this year, he phoned me up while I was out shopping, and said 'I've got a present for you' The present turned out to be cute little kitten - I'd been gutten when my previous cat died because of an illness caused by lily pollen, and I fell in love with this cute, fluffy bundle of multicoloured fur. Myself and the fella promtly went out and bought all the cat bits we didn't have - food, toys, special kitten milk, and lots of treats. These are a pound for a 60g box, and come in various flavours, we selected the Chicken and Cheese flavour. The box is quite attractive , ...  Read the complete review

Whiskas Temptations History Whiskas products are sold throughout the world. The company is owned my Masterfoods. Whiskas started being produced in 1939 and was known as Kal Kan before it changed to the well known name that we all know and love - Whiskas. It was the first cat food to offer a range of different flavours. These days they produce tinned food, pouches, foil trays, dry food and organic. They also produce a variety of cat treats :- cat milk, whiskas crunch, dentabits, kitbits and temptations, which I am reviewing today. Temptations Temptations come in 60g boxes and in ...  Read the complete review

As you all must know by now we were adopted by a lovely cat earlier this year. He is about two years old and we have christened him Mew - well that's what he kept saying his name was anyway! He is a gorgeous cat as you can see by his photograph and we do spoil him a bit I have to confess! We keep a range of treats in the cupboard for him and one of these is Whiskas Temptations which cost 98p for 60g. The first thing I noticed about these treats was the container. It is plastic (recycleable) and has a bright purple base and a clear lid and stands about two inches tall. Under the clear lid is a peel off label with pictures of an angelic looking cat ...  Read the complete review

I have three cats who I like to treat, two of them were rescue cats and have very sensitive tummies which I believe is down to being poorly nourished by their previous owners. For this reason the richer treats my original cat was used to has proved too heavy for Tigger and Sooty so I tend to stick to these Whiskas Temptations which are a light snack for cats and suit all three of my moggies. I wouldn't have given them a second glance to be honest but was sent a couple of boxes in the post to test out for a survey site, my cats loved them so much that I made a point of looking out for them in the supermarket and luckily they became available soon after. ...  Read the complete review