These are the Senior Pouches - A bigger value bumper pack of Vitacat Senior Pouches to provide your cat with tasty, nutritious food at an amazing price.
Contents
12 x Lamb in Jelly12 x Game in jelly12 x Trout in jelly12 x Tuna in jelly
Features
Developed by pet experts100% of your cat's daily needsNo added sugarNo added artificial colours or flavouringsBalanced minerals79kcal per pouchEnriched with Vitamin D & EConvenient to use and store pouches
24 comments
refaey
25 Sep 17#24
I've had two deliveries of these boxes.
My cat is quite fussy and only eats Felix "as good as it looks" range. He LOVES this stuff; I'm ordering some more.
They're £1 more expensive now but still a very good deal compared to other brands, esepcially with the free delivery.
Toonah
16 Sep 17#22
Aww drattage - I'm slow.. just noticed this. It's not available to buy online anymore. Says £6.89 (has the price changed?) but only in store. They have other variety, same brand, same number.. but it's £7.89 - this is in stock
VCB-160 to Toonah
16 Sep 17#23
Sorry this post needs expiring it's an old post now
chippyminton
3 Aug 17#19
Great post earlier about protein instead of carbohydrates. I'll be looking into that. I live for the deal but is this really much of a deal when a box of 12 is £1.75. This deal saves 21p!!! Am I missing something
dealomatic to chippyminton
3 Aug 17#20
Very true. However, buy 5 boxes and save over £1! :wink:
rachelkajese
3 Aug 17#18
Risked it & ordered one to try again :fearful: :fearful: :fearful:
benjammin316
3 Aug 17#17
Thanks, I buy the cheapest cat food I can. It's a cat afterall. Heat added
rachelkajese
3 Aug 17#16
Since they changed the packaging & im assuming the recipe changed my brood will no longer touch this
lugsy3
3 Aug 17#15
Good deal op my cats would only eat Felix but tried this one and they love it.
naturelover
3 Aug 17#13
Cats are Obligate Carnivores and Need Protein contents of at least 70% but ideally 90%. They cannot digest carbohydrates like grain which the majority of brands add abundantly, to maximise their profits at the cost of the cat's health.
I would suggest people feed their cats the highest protein content cat food they can afford.
It is cheaper to buy pet food including cat food online.
I buy from Applaws Dry Cat Food from Amazon as their 7.5kg bags retail around £30 ish when the RRP is £55 ish, so nearly half price & cheaper to buy in bulk.
ZOOPLUS is another excellent website & stock the largest array of pet food brands anywhere. European Cat Food has higher meat contents than most British brands but cheaper! Their own brand Cosma & Zoolove Cat Food is virtually the same as Applaws Wet Cat Food tins but much much cheaper.
Note I don't work for either Amazon, Applaws or Zooplus & just sharing where I buy my bargain high quality cat food from online websites
monsavr to naturelover
3 Aug 17#14
Thank you for the information. I will look into the latter store mentioned.
tiggerloveslife to naturelover
6 Aug 17#21
BITIBA is another one to try...cheaper than Zooplus on quite a lot of things:
Some people must actually eat it themselves Because they spew enough :poop:
notahappybunny15 to VCB-160
3 Aug 17#5
You feed your pet food that's only 4% meat, and I talk rubbish
VCB-160 to notahappybunny15
3 Aug 17#6
No this is how the cat food is labelled 41% meat and derivatives including 4% duck or rabbit or whatever flavour. By Law all cat food must have at least 4% of the actual meat it is meant to be otherwise it cannot be called Duck or Rabbit ETC. petforums.co.uk/thr…48/ so to say this is only 4% meat is rubbish and Yes You talk Rubbish.
notahappybunny15 to VCB-160
3 Aug 17#7
It's terrible quality!
welshblob to notahappybunny15
3 Aug 17#8
When compared to what? A quick google shows that most branded cat foods appear to abide by this 4% meat labelling/content.
So if its as good as the major brands then are you questioning those as well?
notahappybunny15 to welshblob
3 Aug 17#9
I am indeed, I personally wouldn't feed my pets any of those brands.
welshblob to notahappybunny15
3 Aug 17#10
OK so now we are gauging the value of your input into this discussion for people to make their own judgement. To help with this, what do/would you feed your cats?
notahappybunny15 to welshblob
3 Aug 17#11
Lily's kitchen, my cats seem to do very well on it.
welshblob to notahappybunny15
3 Aug 17#12
Never heard of them before so thanks for that.
VCB-160
3 Aug 17#2
Better fed than me :astonished:
dossdes
3 Aug 17#1
heat added and good price, however my snob of a cat turns his nose up at this stuff. I blame the mother in law for feeding him roast chicken and tuna when he was younger!! :smiley_cat:
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Opening post
Earliest dispatch date 6 August £6.79 with Free delivery.
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These are the Senior Pouches -
A bigger value bumper pack of Vitacat Senior Pouches to provide your cat with tasty, nutritious food at an amazing price.
24 comments
My cat is quite fussy and only eats Felix "as good as it looks" range. He LOVES this stuff; I'm ordering some more.
They're £1 more expensive now but still a very good deal compared to other brands, esepcially with the free delivery.
I would suggest people feed their cats the highest protein content cat food they can afford.
It is cheaper to buy pet food including cat food online.
I buy from Applaws Dry Cat Food from Amazon as their 7.5kg bags retail around £30 ish when the RRP is £55 ish, so nearly half price & cheaper to buy in bulk.
ZOOPLUS is another excellent website & stock the largest array of pet food brands anywhere. European Cat Food has higher meat contents than most British brands but cheaper! Their own brand Cosma & Zoolove Cat Food is virtually the same as Applaws Wet Cat Food tins but much much cheaper.
Note I don't work for either Amazon, Applaws or Zooplus & just sharing where I buy my bargain high quality cat food from online websites
bitiba.co.uk/
petforums.co.uk/thr…48/
so to say this is only 4% meat is rubbish and Yes You talk Rubbish.
Felix As Good As It Looks for example
So if its as good as the major brands then are you questioning those as well?