**Whiskas 48 IN GRAVY £7.40 @AMAZON*

ColinFishwick

LOL even B&Q sell it now how odd £8.48

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?fh_secondid=10847567&bqrefcmp=AW&action=detail&bqrefcre=AW_AFFILIATES&ecamp=aff-p9-awin-001&ecamp=aff-p9-awin-001

and the jelly

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?action=detail&amp;fh_secondid=10847566&amp;fh_location=//catal!!!1/en_GB/categories<{9372012}/categories<{9372024}/categories<{9372077}/specificationsProductType=cat_food___bowls

fish

http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?action=detail&amp;fh_secondid=10847569&amp;fh_location=//catal!!!1/en_GB/categories<{9372012}/categories<{9372024}/categories<{9372077}/specificationsProductType=cat_food___bowls

7roland8

Thanks Jemnjam - yes I ordered one first to make sure they would eat it! Think they might prefer the jelly but this went down well too - better than the Claude jelly stuff I was getting from Tesco (abt £2.50 for 12) where they'd eat the jelly and leave the rest!

gemnjam

7roland8 wrote: »

Thanks Jemnjam - yes I ordered one first to make sure they would eat it! Think they might prefer the jelly but this went down well too - better than the Claude jelly stuff I was getting from Tesco (abt £2.50 for 12) where they'd eat the jelly and leave the rest!

Our cat seems to eat anything so i think this should go down ok but all other makes apart from whiskas seem to give her an upset tummy & us a stinky litter tray that needs to be emptied continually

We usually get tins but these worked out cheaper than that for once and I also thought these would make life a lot easier when we're away in the hols for someone to come in and feed her

kelbag_2

Gone back up to £18.79 now, good thing I got my order in yesterday rather than waiting

Sunnyday

I`ve just ordered 2 packs so 96 pouches for £14.70

Our cat only has the gravy every once in a while as she prefers the jelly but i`m sure that these won`t go to waste, i sneak one in every few days until they`ve gone

For anyone without much storage space (like me) the kickboards underneath the kitchen units can be pulled off and filled with the cat food boxes and then slotted back on, the space is a perfect size for a stash.

Thanks OP :j

SD

catflea

£21 now

montsie

Sunnyday wrote: »

For anyone without much storage space (like me) the kickboards underneath the kitchen units can be pulled off and filled with the cat food boxes and then slotted back on, the space is a perfect size for a stash.



SD

How genius are you?!!!

7roland8

I`ve just ordered 2 packs so 96 pouches for £14.70

Our cat only has the gravy every once in a while as she prefers the jelly but i`m sure that these won`t go to waste, i sneak one in every few days until they`ve gone

For anyone without much storage space (like me) the kickboards underneath the kitchen units can be pulled off and filled with the cat food boxes and then slotted back on, the space is a perfect size for a stash.

Thanks OP :j

SD

Hey SD - you should have posted this tip on the Bodyshop thread when we were al stocking up!!

Sunnyday

7roland8 wrote: »

Hey SD - you should have posted this tip on the Bodyshop thread when we were al stocking up!!

Lol, think for bathroom goodies behind the bath side panel would be a good idea

I must confess to having Bodyshop goodies that are coming up to two years old and have managed to abstain from most of the last few glitches, their stuff doesn`t deteriorate with age either which is reassuring. Thinking about it the bath panel may not suit those who have filled the void with loft insulation to keep the bathwater hotter for longer:rotfl:

Our spare room will be turned into a room full of wardrobes and chests of drawers once its decorated next year :j More storage Woohoo!!

SD

3cheekymonkeys

thanks for this