Trophy Pet Foods Free Sample - Dog, Cat and Small mammals

pinginal

This company is offering a free sample of Cat, Dog or Small mammal (hamster, rat, chinchilla and others) food. You can have a maximum of 3 samples per household and choose any food from their range. Just fill out a small form and pick your samples!

http://www.trophypetfoods.co.uk/free_samples.asp

Tetsuko

Sounds like a nice company. Hope my cat likes it. I'm trying to figure out how economical it would be to buy cat food from there, taking into account the postage costs. You have to spend over £40 to get free postage. I'm hoping, when they send their catalogue they might have a frranchise closer to where I live.

snackatack2000

i filled this in months ago and never received anything from them...

Tetsuko

snackatack2000 wrote:

i filled this in months ago and never received anything from them...

I hope they do send something out. I won't buy it if I dont know if my cat will eat it or not. Might as well cycle up to Petsathome >.<

Snoopy_rules

I used to buy this for my 3 cats but stopped buying it. Even though I fed them the premium one and gave them the correct amount it really changed on of my cats. She became a scavenger. Tried to steal food and was continually bringing home birds etc and eating them. Stopped feeding it her and she is fine now. No nasty suprises spread all over the kitchen floor. Contacted trophy and they weren't interested. I would never buy it again. Stick to the brands you know.

Tetsuko

Did you just give your cats a set amount of food that they specified? If you did they might have still been hungry.

The local cats round here are always trying to get at my bins but my cat never touches them. Difference is that he always has food available to him and he eats only a little but often. He knows he has no need to wolf it down and binge because he always has it available to him. I've never had him bring hunted food home either to date.

elsien

Still waiting from before christmas.

Snoopy_rules

Tetsuko wrote:

Did you just give your cats a set amount of food that they specified? If you did they might have still been hungry.

The local cats round here are always trying to get at my bins but my cat never touches them. Difference is that he always has food available to him and he eats only a little but often. He knows he has no need to wolf it down and binge because he always has it available to him. I've never had him bring hunted food home either to date.

Now I have changed my cats food she doesn't hunt and scavenge anymore. I tried increasing how much I gave her of the trophy, but didn't seem to make any difference. She would eat what she wanted and leave the rest. I even contacted trophy about the problem and they basically weren't interested. Now she is on a well known brand she is back to being a very loving and contented little cat.