We Must Spoil The Cats Or They Will Eat Us (Whiskas Temptations)

Member Name: shewhoguards

Product:	Whiskas Temptations
Date:	10/05/08 (38 review reads)
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Advantages: Cats love 'em, added vitamins.

Disadvantages: No portion suggestions, dodgy sounding ingrediants,

The kittycats are spoilt, this much is obvious. and one of the ways they enjoy being spoilt is with Whiskas Temptations.

These aren't cheap, at £1 a 60g box, and they might never have gotten to try them had the younger sister not spotted a Whiskas Christmas stocking marked down in February with (I think) three boxes in. Holly loved them and voila, we had another cat addiction to feed. Ivy is a little "meh" over them (she prefers prawns) but Holly will actually sit up and beg for them.

The box is quite cute - cat-face shaped with a plastic lid that seals it and stops them going soft. There is no indication on the box of suggested portion size - it might be nice to have one as I suspect the four or five Holly currently begs out of us are overdoing it.

According to the box, they are a "delicious cat treat with a tasty crunchy outside and an irresistable soft centre". I'm... not actually intending to try them in order to verify this, so we'll just take them at their word, okay? They come in beef, chicken and cheese and salmon (our two girls seem to like beef best).

Ingrediants are sort of unclear - cereals, meat and animal derivatives, oils and fats... I suspect I don't really want to know what actually goes into these. However, the tiny amounts Ivy gets don't seem to trigger her allergies, and they do also have added vitamins ( A, D3, E and copper).

Cats being notoriously picky, whether they like these or not may be down to luck. However, our two do, so it's worth a try.

Summary: Holly will actually do TRICKS for these. We'll keep buying them.