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Reasonably Priced Cat FoodCame across tins of 'Butcher's for Cats' 400g, price 39p p/tin in 99p Land. Butcher's has a reputation for being 'natural' so for this price I thought why not give it a try. Expiry 10/2015 Ingredients: Meat & Animal Derivatives: (48%, of which chicken 80%, Fresh 30%), Minerals, Natural Ingredients min 99%. The chicken in jelly's a hit with my boy and he prefers it to Whiskas! Shock horror  It also works out far cheaper.They also have 3pack of sachets for £1, gravy or jelly, beef or chicken or rabbit, which works out not as good value but good for those who don't like Butcher's in tins. Do we have a sticky on best price current deals/special offers on cat food.. just a thought.
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Did not know they did a cat food but I feed Bella (SBT -dog) Butchers tinned tripe. Because it is a none preservative food. Add it to her dried food - but she eats it on its own too. |
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