Yes, it is my cat's favourite, and the rest of the cat food has the same content, except of Encore and Lily's kitchen which is so overpriced...Felt guilty about feeding her Whiskas first, but she stays healthy and looks great. Not so bad overall!!

It says on your own link, that the 4% is just the minimum required to say what flavour it is e.g. With chicken, chicken flavour. The meat content will be much higher than that because wet food is usually at least 80% water so 4% chicken becomes minimum 20% chicken.

Regardless, the cheap pet food is fine for cats. The best food is one your cat will eat and one you can afford imo. There's plenty of animals that need food and homes without worry about which food has a few % more meat.

poor meat content (4%).
Cats need muscle meat (60-70%) and some offal (30-40%) due to specific vitamins and minerals. no veg and other carbs where possible.

here is a rather comprehensive list of wet cat food
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-mMJBQ_r05GdDBEY0pWbURmRE0/edit?pli=1

Isn't it cheaper to buy tins rather than pouches?

Why?

No farmfoods in Northern Ireland, or herons or aldi...

Great deal, I don't suppose they had and gravy in the deal? My fussy cat will only eat gravy ones!!

Lidl own brand costs the same if not less.. Cat much prefers it!

£6.99 for 40 at my local Farmfoods

My local farmfoods does the 40 packs for £6 so not that great of a price

heat added, my fussy cat won't eat whiskas or i would have stocked up on them