Cheap price for some quality wet food cans for your cat! Normal price: $56.99
With the on-going inflation it's just harder for all of us to be selective about quality food for your furry friends but doesn't mean deals like this are non-existence! Just have to keep an eye out.
Dine 85c a 85g tin… and I think that's too much…
Poor quality cat food
Who cares? They are cats…
There needs to be an option on this site to report dumbass comments to the effect of "why would I ever buy 98 RON petrol when I could buy E10 for way cheaper?", like this one.
This is like the 3rd one of these I've seen in as many days. Apples and oranges.
A lot of Dine food is not a 'complete and balanced diet' and should be avoided.
My cats loved this food for about a week. Then just went totally off it. I tried again a year later and they still wouldn't touch it. It was very strange.
I have similar but opposite experience with certain food, first taste = NOPE, then I tried again a month later and my cat just licked the bowl clean. My expert analysis = cat being cat.
They must've grown too accustomed to the mcdonalds-esque Fancy Feast or Dine. And weren't a fan of the healthy and nutritional Tiki Cat..
The cat wants what the cat wants. Being a snob just results in a hungry kitty.
Oh yeah, fully understand and can appreciate that. Fussy cats be fussin!
What about the Aldi cat food.Any good?
The only things I care about with cat food is
a) is it a 'complete and balanced diet'? and
b) will my cats eat it?
There's no point paying $5 a tin of cat food if they don't eat it.
Weirdly nutrition doesn't seem to be part of the review.
@SirFlibbled: the review criteria makes me question canstarblue's credibility lmao "packaging" "pet enjoyment", do they interview the cats? and why is packaging a criteria?
Looks like decent tins but these days my cats are on 95% quality dry food diet and I chuck them a tin of my tuna (in springwater) every week as a supplemental meal. I used to give them Applaws but they'd never polish it off like they do the tuna or their usual dry food.
What tuna do you usually get?
Whatever's on special at Coles/Woolies
wouldnt the tuna cans which are usually for human can be too high in salt for cats? or is that not an issue?
@meong: Definitely a fair point and something I’ve just had a quick look in to. I usually split no more than a small tin between the 2 or give them a heaped fork of when I’m eating it. This probably happens once a week but will keep this in mind.
coming up as $48.44 today
Best wet cat food available by a country mile, short of those ridiculous freeze-dried ones that require you to re-mortgage your house.