Cats in Boxes

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Hanneke Dec 2023 7:15pm, 4 Dec 2023 115,491 posts	0 Hanneke I checked the expensive stuff against the Aldi stuff end it was more or less similar!
The 12 Days of Vixxmas Dec 2023 7:53pm, 4 Dec 2023 2,042 posts	0 The 12 Days of Vixxmas Gizmo eats Whiskas and Felix wet food (although has almost permanently switched to Felix when Whiskas shrunk the pouch down to 80g and raised the price - he likes more for his tummy!) Although I do give him Whiskas 7+ biscuits as he prefers those to Go Cat.
1step2far Dec 2023 8:11pm, 4 Dec 2023 7,596 posts	0 1step2far I mostly feed lennox the good stuff and really notice the difference in her coat when she has the higher quality stuff.
Lesley C Dec 2023 8:19pm, 4 Dec 2023 3,536 posts	0 Lesley C I thought the whiskas pouches were smaller, I didn't realise that they actually are! We give Alfie whiskas wet food, he turned his nose up at the expensive stuff, and he gets Siamese dry food. It's donut shaped and the vet says it's good for his teeth.
Jen Ho Ho Ho B Dec 2023 8:23pm, 4 Dec 2023 1,896 posts	0 Jen Ho Ho Ho B When I got Tilly the fosterers said they tried her on cheaper wet food than Felix but the cheaper ones made her farty (and they were smelly!)
Dvorak Dec 2023 8:42pm, 4 Dec 2023 27,374 posts	0 Dvorak Chadwick looks to have quite a lot of Scottish wildcat about her.
RooA Dec 2023 8:47pm, 4 Dec 2023 2,493 posts	0 RooA The tabby is Marlinspike, Dvorak! But yes he is a bit wildcatty around the edges... it's not impossible that he's a certain percentage wildcat. We've seen his Dad around the croft a couple of times over the years and he has a VERY fluffy tail.
RooA Dec 2023 8:50pm, 4 Dec 2023 2,494 posts	0 RooA Oh and he had his first dead rodent today! No idea if he caught it himself or if he just found it but he was VERY pleased with himself.
Dvorak Dec 2023 9:06pm, 4 Dec 2023 27,375 posts	0 Dvorak Oops, sorry for cat misnaming! For a still young cat, Marlinspike is a fair size. We used to have a quite wildcatty cat in our semi-feral collection. He had a very broad tail, or rather half a tail, which meant that when he was particularly happy, he thumped it like a dog. (The end of his tailbone actually stuck out from his fur. We though he'd just had an accident, but the vet said it was a professional job.)
RooA Dec 2023 9:10pm, 4 Dec 2023 2,495 posts	0 RooA The hailstones hitting barn roof resulted in this face!