Whats the cheapest way to feed my cat?

Lily has 1 Felix sachet with a handful of Sainsbury's Dry for brekkie, and a bowl of the dry for dinner.
She shines with health and has a very efficient "system" and produces almost perfect poo in large quantities.

I echo what Sequeena said!

What Sequeena says makes logical sense. I feed mine raw and they do very small amounts, not too often and I can vouch for them being white & crumbly when having bones.

ooh....it's too early to be talking poo!

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I feed my two cats raw from Food4cats. They love it and so do I. It's cheaper than tinned food, doesn't smell, they poo less and that also doesn't smell, and they are in much better condition than they were when on tinned stuff.
My female cat had kittens 13 weeks ago and when I took them to the vets to be wormed she weighed the mummy and said she had put on weight since having the kittens which is really unusual and she was the healthiest mummy cat the vet had ever seen, I put this down to the raw food. Even my husband thinks it's better than what we used to feed them and that's saying something!

Home Bargains have the Feline Fayre pouches in at the moment, 19p for Ocean Fish flavour, and 25p for Tuna or Tuna and Salmon flavour. 85g pouches, 60% meat. Or £1.79 for a box of 8 in B&M. Or on offer in Asda for a quid!

As I recently seem to have become some sort of catfood detective, (I can't go anywhere without scrutinising tins and pouches and comparing them, it's like an obsession!) I was trying to figure out how much it costs to feed per day and how much meat content there is. FF figures up 99p per day, 60% fish. (This is full price - 33p per pouch at Asda, not Home Bargains price) Whiskas Oh So... pouches are min. 4% Sardine, min. 14% Whole Pieces of Fish (I thought it was more than that?) so 18% fish, at just over £1 per day. Why does it cost the same amount to feed your cat loads of filler and stuff as it does to feed them a much higher percentage of meat/fish? It's a bit of a con when you think about it I know that when I first got Pepsi I fed her Whiskas pouches as I thought that the higher price tag automatically meant they'd be better quality and better for her than the cheaper food, but they're essentially just the same. Now I've done a bit of digging around and research into it, I'll definately be going for something with a much higher meat content, and I know it doesn't have to cost a massive amount more either! Plus it's even better if there's offers on or you find it in a place like Home Bargains or B&M for less than RRP. I know they're not as good as a 100% raw diet, or some other food with like 80% meat in, but I might try and work my way up to this as like I said in another post, she doesn't seem too keen on raw food just yet.

Sorry for the TLDR post, I'm sure you guys pretty much know all this, but I think it's pretty strange when you look into it properly!