Whiskas cat food 48 x 100g £10 Amazon

yorkieorchid

just spotted this on Amazon Whiskas cat food fishermans choice 48 x 100g packs for £10 normally £16.85. You can get free delivery too if you choose super saver delivery. The same ones are in Tesco at £13.99.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Whiskas-Fishermans-Choice-Jelly-Pouches/dp/B003UA2LTK/ref=sr_1_25?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1321009501&sr=1-25

FagAshLil

I ordered these the other day and my two packs were delivered very quickly. Good value.

deanh2

They are 2 boxes for £5 at my local Pets at Home since yesterday so works out same price 48 for £10 if anyone needs and quickly. It's not just fishermans choice too, all types are in the deal.

KxMx

Thanks OP, getting to a point where I need to get some more in. But sadly miss Lily who goes mad for tinned Tuna won't eat the tuna flavour! That or she will eat it in the afternoon (fed in mornings) after crazing us all day lol.

lucerysmum

yorkieorchid wrote: »

just spotted this on Amazon Whiskas cat food fishermans choice 48 x 100g packs for £10 normally £16.85. You can get free delivery too if you choose super saver delivery. The same ones are in Tesco at £13.99.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Whiskas-Fishermans-Choice-Jelly-Pouches/dp/B003UA2LTK/ref=sr_1_25?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1321009501&sr=1-25

thanks -just ordered some - much easier than carting it home form the shops

morizot

Not just whiskas, I find that the felix pouches bought in 48 packs are cheaper on amazon. The free delivery is an added bonus

Wish the cats would eat other stuff

wookie_2

KxMx wrote: »

Thanks OP, getting to a point where I need to get some more in. But sadly miss Lily who goes mad for tinned Tuna won't eat the tuna flavour! That or she will eat it in the afternoon (fed in mornings) after crazing us all day lol.

I would watch out if your feeding your cat tinned tuna as our Fatty ended up with a real problem and not being able to pass urine. At a cost of £800 via the vets fees he was back with us, vet had told is that it my have been due to the amount of salt in the brine..

KxMx

wookie wrote: »

I would watch out if your feeding your cat tinned tuna as our Fatty ended up with a real problem and not being able to pass urine. At a cost of £800 via the vets fees he was back with us, vet had told is that it my have been due to the amount of salt in the brine..

Thanks for the advice wookie but she only gets a forkful (or less) when we have a tin open which is once or twice a month

I hope your kitty made a full recovery!

moonshine

I'm still working through the 3 x 48 packs that I got from Tesco recently for £3 each :rotfl:

With regard to tuna, I was told by my vet that the tuna in spring water is absolutely fine to feed to cats and can actually be beneficial to a cat that suffers constipation as the water content is high.

debbieharrs

These all appear to be £10 in Sainsbury's too - both online and instore

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