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[potsy]

As others have said, mash it up. It will be easier if you add a wee bit of warm water prior to mashing.

Otherwise, there are some reasonable pate-style foods around e.g. gourmet gold or hi life petit pate, though you might have to look around for the latter.

Why are you answering this when it was @Renard she was tagging?

 

[Oxo]

I should be in The King & Queen watching football with Toad. Instead I am watching some bloke change tyres on the car in Kwikfit.

That's seems to be a win win situation, good planning.

 

[lutonloony]

@Renard - (and anyone else owned by a cat) - Can you suggest a cat food for an elderly cat with only two teeth? Tasha has two large ones at the front, both on the same side. She is currently sucking the jelly off the Whiskas or Felix chunks in jelly, or is there a way of making the chunks softer? Preferably a reasonably priced cat food, not necessarily "gourmet".

Hand blender sort of turns it into a pate/ mush, can add a little liquid if needed

 

[hopless500]

So far the morning aint been bad, cool, cloudy and a tad breezy. But I'm about 25 miles from home and the rain is due in the next hour so the ride home might be a tad damp.

Eh? It's rained every bloody day since we got here and is forecast to continue into the weekend. I sincerely hope it isn't doing the same in Portugal

 

[hopless500]

Eh? It's rained every bloody day since we got here and is forecast to continue into the weekend. I sincerely hope it isn't doing the same in Portugal

And that has picked up the wrong post to attach to - was in reply to @Salty seadog

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

You know the King and Queen then?

Inntimately.

 

[screenman]

68 in Feb.Some nights i just feel bored,and not good company,so better off in bed.

I know where you are coming from with that one.

 

[midlife]

Inntimately.

I see what you did there

 

[Reynard]

I think she is ecumenical in her choice of cat food.

The current box (of 48) is Whiskas chunks in Jelly. I sometimes buy Felix in jelly, depends what Ocado have on special offer.

Have a look on Zooplus, Wol. They are much cheaper. Felix AGAIL works out at £3.50 for a dozen pouches, plus they currently have some boxes of 12 on offer at £2.99. Wilkos sometimes do Felix AGAIL at £3.25 a box - as they are doing currently. Tescos are currently doing the boxes of Gourmet Gold at 2 for £8 (they're normally 5.25 a box of 12 tins), which is better than Zooplus right now.

My two won't touch Whiskas LOL...

 

[screenman]

The turbo bike has a puncture, not sure how because I fitted a new tube when I fitted the tyre which was only 6 years ago.

Why is everything underlined?

 

[Speicher]

Why are you answering this when it was @Renard she was tagging?

Renard is French for Fox.

 

[Speicher]

Thank you @Reynard, I will get a few varieties of the "pate" style to see if Tasha likes them. Bob is happy with complete dry food, but of course, he will scoff anything put out for Tasha. She needs to gain weight after her illness and injury over the past month.

 

[Lullabelle]

Have a look on Zooplus, Wol. They are much cheaper. Felix AGAIL works out at £3.50 for a dozen pouches, plus they currently have some boxes of 12 on offer at £2.99. Wilkos sometimes do Felix AGAIL at £3.25 a box - as they are doing currently. Tescos are currently doing the boxes of Gourmet Gold at 2 for £8 (they're normally 5.25 a box of 12 tins), which is better than Zooplus right now.

My two won't touch Whiskas LOL...

We bought a box of Whiskers biscuits for our moggy, she brought them straight back up so now she has Go cat, we have also invested £1.00 in a box of COOP own brand and she is quite happy with them.

 

[Reynard]

Whiskas and Go cat biscuits haven't been bought here in years as they made my then cat barf them up as soon as he ate them. The issue with the cheap biscuits is that the additives and high proportion of grain in them compared to protein means that they don't agree with a lot of cats.

I can't feed Iams biscuits as they bung up Poppy like concrete.

Have been feeding Royal Canin for a long time now - just paid £39 for a 12kg sack of the "Sensible". That's about 6 months' worth of dry food for my two.

 

[Fab Foodie]

@hopless500