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How much does it cost to feed your cat(s)
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glittermonster
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We have a 4m old kitten and a 1y 3m old cat.
We bought £10 of dry food on the 22/12 and its very nearly all gone.
They are on good food (iams etc) from Jolleys/Pets at home and we get 4/5 small pouches at each visit and mix it all together.
When we have some more £ and they are both on adult food we'll get bigger bags and mix it and it'll last longer *fingers crossed*
Just curious for some comparisons really.
We bought £10 of dry food on the 22/12 and its very nearly all gone.
They are on good food (iams etc) from Jolleys/Pets at home and we get 4/5 small pouches at each visit and mix it all together.
When we have some more £ and they are both on adult food we'll get bigger bags and mix it and it'll last longer *fingers crossed*
Just curious for some comparisons really.
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3 pouches a day, 12 in a box, £2.50 per box... every 4 days the cat costs £2.50... 30 days a month sooooo £2.50 x 7.5 = ~ £20pm is what Boots costs... plus treats but he doesnt need those.If you aim for the moon if you miss at least you will land among the stars!0
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It shouldn't cost no more then £6 a week to feed a cat. £10 in two weeks is good for two cats.0
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i have recently discovered butchers classic canned food.
6 cans for £2.75 in tesco. 1 can a day is the feeding reccomendation.
it is a good food with no sugar and soya etc and a good meat percentage.
i feed half a can of this along with james wellbeloved dry
jwb is roughly £12-13 for 2kg and is often on offer
with dry food the best thing to do is buy bigger bags
and a high quality food so you dont need to feed as much0 -
We spend about 20pm on our two cats. They have whatever high protein content biscuits are on offer at the time as they arent fussy.
Sometimes they'll have some raw as a treat and occasionally they get some pouches (they love them) if we're feeling flush!What matters most is how well you walk through the fire0 -
It shouldn't cost no more then £6 a week to feed a cat. £10 in two weeks is good for two cats.
hmmmm so is my maths right or wrong... it's too late for me to be adding up :rotfl:
£6 per week is about right and if we are struggling a little, he gets raw food from the whoopsied section or biscuits or just one less pouch!If you aim for the moon if you miss at least you will land among the stars!0 -
It costs us £11-12 per week to feed our two cats."Your life is what your thoughts make it"
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I buy 10kg bags of Go Cat/Whiskas biscuits for my 4 purrs. Its about £17 for the first and £19 for the second. One bag lasts 3-4 weeks. My old girl whos teeth are not up to much gets the odd pouch here and there, add £4-£6 on top for that...MFW 2011 No. 161 £946.54/£2000 TargetApril 9/15
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It costs us around £3.10 a week to feed our two cats. They get Tiger biscuits from Asda and one pouch a day between them which costs between 20-25p from b and m bargains. They are on a diet at present, with vet supervision, as are a bit on the podgy side.Jan 1st 07 Car loan £4830.46@12% Personal Loan £11,517@8% variable Overdraft £1500 July 2009Halifax-£0Debt free date 14th July 2009 :j0
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Thank you all for replying0
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i only have the one cat, he's 7 months old, i buy dry food when its on offer (still working his way through the big boxes of Purely kitten I got on offer at PAH last year) and he gets half a kitten pouch once each day mixed in (sometimes twice if he's polished it all off). He's not a fussy cat at all (so far anyway).
I guess I spend maybe £2.50 a week (pouches are 12 in a box, 2 boxes for £5), box of dry is about £3 and lasts about 2 weeks)?0
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