*UPDATED* I CAN Manage To Keep My Cats Now!

walwin

PM'd you

hampshirebabe

If they don't get on well anyway, could you find a nice new home for just one of them? Halve your pet costs, bit still have one to keep you happy.

gettingready

Photos?????

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Wickedkitten

gettingready wrote: »

OK have you tried this one:



Tesco/Asda sells it for under £3.00 for 6 tins, my lot like the one that is "fish variety" and between the 4 of them they only have 2 tins per day plus they top up on dry food.

Asda do 24 tins of their own brand cat food for a tenner as well. Ours actually prefer that over most wet foods

http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/catalog/sectionpagecontainer.jsp?departmentid=1215062479030

dalek

Wickedkitten wrote: »

Asda do 24 tins of their own brand cat food for a tenner as well. Ours actually prefer that over most wet foods

http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/catalog/sectionpagecontainer.jsp?departmentid=1215062479030

That's a good price!

gettingready

Is the Asda one in gravy? jelly? mince?

That is a really good price....

ljonski

There must be an outdoor market nearby where foreign cat food pouches etc are sold cheaply. Also i have no problem in feeding Mr Hop "out of date" stuff (As i said to the market holder wants - "he never reads the label")
Plus i have Pmed OP who has replied telling him how to earn some extra dosh by way of this board.

paddypaws101

Wickedkitten wrote: »

Asda do 24 tins of their own brand cat food for a tenner as well. Ours actually prefer that over most wet foods

http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/catalog/sectionpagecontainer.jsp?departmentid=1215062479030

But wet food...even the cheaper stuff...is still quite a lot more than dry. I know most of us consider wt food far superior, but I fed my cats completely on dry for YEARS and they did not do too badly. Ok, I would draw the line at the cheapest supermarket foods as I am sure thay cause urinary issues, but even buying a better brand of dry such as Hills etc would work out cheaper. I used to buy 5kg bags of prescription dry for around £30 and that fed 4 cats for about 6 weeks.
Oh, and agree that emailing lots of comapnies for samples is a great idea...what was that one on GR's thread, I got a biggish bag of that to try.

dalek

gettingready wrote: »

Photos?????

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Oh dear.

My photos are from an ordinary camera. (not digital)

I don't know how (or if) i could scan them and then post them?

I will have a look into it.

Tiddles (i know - but he was a stray that kept tiddling in corners) is black n white.

Velcro is ginger n white.

paddypaws101

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https://www.alphafeeds.com
I think Royal Canin do pretty good samples too
OP....no point in being embarrassed about this issue, you have been open enough to post on here about it so let's get it sorted!