Hill's Science Plan

My three cats adore this food. In fact, being choosy little so and sos, it's the only dried food that they will eat all the time. I bought it on the recommendation of my vet, who argued that it was one of the most nutritionally balanced diets on the market for the moggies. At first, I was quite sceptical, since when you compare weight for weight, a bag of this is about five or six times the price as a pack of Go-Kat, and twice the price of the moggies' usual food, iams. However, this is an extremely rich pet food, so the cats eat proportionally less of it than other foods, balancing the cost out a little. Obviously, I can't comment on the ...

~~*~~*~~ Hills Science Plan Adult Chicken ~~*~~*~~ Doughnut is my pride and joy - she's an expensive little bugger but I love her. However, when it comes to her food - the most expensive is not always the best. Hills food is ruddy pricey at £45 ish for a 15kg bag so usually I'd get something a lot cheaper like Skinners or Burns dried food (she's fed the 'hypoallergenic and no additives' stuff cos lord knows she's got enough energy without anything else adding to the equation). The reason the little pig is being fed the caviar of canine kibble is due to the good people at Hills - we won a years supply of the stuff whilst at Crufts and rather than ...

Sometimes words of truth come from the most unexpected places. Sometimes truth is so brutally honest that all you can do is accept it and move on with life. Over the last few weeks, these words spoken by Curly have kept coming back to me. Do you remember what movie that line's from? Five weeks ago my husband and I had the perfect life. We had a beautiful 105 year-old farmhouse, a jeep, two cats and a beta fish. We went out on dates together, cuddled on the couch and listened to great music or sat with our dinners on our lap in front of the television and watched football (sorry folks, American football). That all changed when Bailey, a cute, ...