Pets Kitchen hamper deal: with free delivery £19.99

rita-rabbit

http://www.petskitchen.co.uk/onlinestore/category.php?cat=7&v=192.1186

Joe and Jill’s Wet and Dry Hamper Deal. It's got a 1kg bag of both dry foods, plus 10 x 125g tray's each of steam-cooked wet foods - and as well as saving you £28.36 on the retail price, they also deliver it to your door for FREE!

1 x 1kg Joe & Jill’s Fresh Chicken and Rice dry food

2 x 1kg Joe & Jill’s Fresh Salmon and Rice dry food

5 x 125g Joe & Jill’s Fresh Chicken Dinners

5 x 125g Joe & Jill’s Fresh Fish Dinners

Price with free delivery £19.99 (instead of £28.36)

Before anyone asks - no I don't work for him but just discovered this in an email. His stuff is good but normally I don't buy it cos of the cost! I will be getting this whilst offers on!:T

~Chameleon~

rita-rabbit wrote: »

http://www.petskitchen.co.uk/onlinestore/category.php?cat=7&v=192.1186

Joe and Jill’s Wet and Dry Hamper Deal. It's got a 1kg bag of both dry foods, plus 10 x 125g tray's each of steam-cooked wet foods - and as well as saving you £28.36 on the retail price, they also deliver it to your door for FREE!

1 x 1kg Joe & Jill’s Fresh Chicken and Rice dry food

2 x 1kg Joe & Jill’s Fresh Salmon and Rice dry food

5 x 125g Joe & Jill’s Fresh Chicken Dinners

5 x 125g Joe & Jill’s Fresh Fish Dinners

Price with free delivery £19.99 (instead of £28.36)

Before anyone asks - no I don't work for him but just discovered this in an email. His stuff is good but normally I don't buy it cos of the cost! I will be getting this whilst offers on!:T

That's a good deal! I bought several bags of the dry food when it was on half price offer in the supermarkets and my cats loved it! Not tried the wet yet! Will do now though!

Spearmint

does anyone know what the ingredients are please?

~Chameleon~

Spearmint wrote: »

does anyone know what the ingredients are please?

Well, considering it's a vet that has designed this food, it's hardly likely to be rubbish now is it!


It's all perfectly natural products


Here you go ... http://www.petskitchen.co.uk/information/?id=Ingredients

In fact I'm surprised none of the pro-natural evangelists on the boards don't promote it more often as it probably is one of the best and most cost effective foods available, as well as being easily accessible from the supermarket

Spearmint

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

Well, considering it's a vet that has designed this food, it's hardly likely to be rubbish now is it!


It's all perfectly natural products


Here you go ... http://www.petskitchen.co.uk/information/?id=Ingredients

In fact I'm surprised none of the pro-natural evangelists on the boards don't promote it more often as it probably is one of the best and most cost effective foods available, as well as being easily accessible from the supermarket

oh i don't know, i wouldn't say the ingredients in hills are that great :rolleyes:

thanks for the link but it doesn't actually say what in that list is in their foods and if they contain grains then they are no good to me
i'm not all that keen on feeding foods which contain rice either.

i've never heard of it before, which supermarkets sell it do you know?
next time we go shopping i'll see if i can find it so i can see exactly what's in it to see if it would be suitable for our 2 monsters

~Chameleon~

Spearmint wrote: »

oh i don't know, i wouldn't say the ingredients in hills are that great :rolleyes:

thanks for the link but it doesn't actually say what in that list is in their foods and if they contain grains then they are no good to me
i'm not all that keen on feeding foods which contain rice either.

i've never heard of it before, which supermarkets sell it do you know?
next time we go shopping i'll see if i can find it so i can see exactly what's in it to see if it would be suitable for our 2 monsters

I wasn't aware that Hills was designed and produced by a vet, unless you're mistaking it for Burns

If you read the list it states which ingredients are in the food Joe produces, as well as offering an education on all other major ingredients you'd commonly find in commercial pet food. If you dig a little deeper you'll find a full ingredients/analysis for each product listed

Most major supermarkets stock it, i.e. Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury et al.

Spearmint

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

I wasn't aware that Hills was designed and produced by a vet, unless you're mistaking it for Burns

If you read the list it states which ingredients are in the food Joe produces, as well as offering an education on all other major ingredients you'd commonly find in commercial pet food. If you dig a little deeper you'll find a full ingredients/analysis for each product listed

Most major supermarkets stock it, i.e. Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury et al.

It says 'Veterinary Formulated' on the packaging so i assumed, sorry if i got that wrong

Well it said on a few of them that their foods contain it but it wasn't clear to me on all of them if they were ingredients or not, i thought i'd ask as you said you've bought it before so might know that is all.
I've given up looking on their site, too tired

I have found a list of ingredients for the dry chicken food though:

• Fresh chicken (min 26%)
• Poultry meat meal
• Rice (min 26%)
• Maize
• Chicken fat
• Egg powder
• Fish meal
• Sugar beet pulp
• Yeasts
• Minerals
• Vitamins

That one is no good for us as our 2 are sensitive to maize and i think i'd rather to stick to the biscuits we use which contain more meat.

Thanks for the info though, i shall see if i can find any of their wet foods in the shops and see if that is suitable :cool:

rita-rabbit

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

Well, considering it's a vet that has designed this food, it's hardly likely to be rubbish now is it!


It's all perfectly natural products


Here you go ... http://www.petskitchen.co.uk/information/?id=Ingredients

In fact I'm surprised none of the pro-natural evangelists on the boards don't promote it more often as it probably is one of the best and most cost effective foods available, as well as being easily accessible from the supermarket

Also maybe they don't like the producer! Remember it's all about moneysaving. I didn't realise about the maize tho - will b an ocassional treat for mine methinkx

~Chameleon~

rita-rabbit wrote: »

Also maybe they don't like the producer! Remember it's all about moneysaving. I didn't realise about the maize tho - will b an ocassional treat for mine methinkx

But it is money-saving which is why you posted the thread, isn't it?

Even when not on offer it competes very well with Burns on price and has almost identical ingredients

The one advantage it does have is that it's widely available in supermarkets, which Burns isn't ... yet!

trudij

Tescos dont stock it any more ( I used to feed Percy the Joe and Jacks - but I cant afford to any more. complete !!!!!!,cos he looked amazing on it and LOVED it, but even buying it at their "retailer" price (you just register with them and they let you buy it at a discounted price) I cant afford to keep him on it.
Id often pick up the odd one or two in tescos when i was in there, in the hope that they would register the sales and keep it on - but they have decided to ditch most of their "real"/"natural" pet foods - and only keep the really popular ( ie not so good !) ones now.

Think you can still get it in Waitrose though - so they will probably sell the cat one too

~Chameleon~

Oh, I didn't realise Tesco had stopped selling it. I wonder why?!

That's where I first discovered it last year as it was on half price offer at the time, around £2.20 for a 1kg bag, I think.

I haven't looked at the price of dog food for a long time so no idea how they all compare with each other, sorry