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Wet food recommendations

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Pleasenomorecheese · 06/07/2023 11:04

Our diabetic cat has been on Royal Canin Gastro Biscuits, but she is 14 and doesn’t seem to want biscuits atm.
I’m looking for a wet food which is smooth (she just licks the juice off chunks) and good for a more mature lady. And good quality please.
any suggestions?

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Pleasenomorecheese · 06/07/2023 17:45

Hopeful bump

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bonfirebash · 06/07/2023 22:10

A few that might work (my old boy preferred kitten food and it's higher calorie too)
Natures menu (no chunks)
Lilys kitchen (pate)
Blink (not the gravy ones) are like very finely shredded meat in liquid - there's a code for a £1 box if you want it
Scrumbles (no chunks)

All are decent quality

TemporaryCatSlave · 06/07/2023 22:34

TempCat loves Gourmet Gold Melting Heart tins. It's a soft pate/mousse texture.

Sainsurys sell the packs and also the tins in singles if you want to just try it out.

I add a bit of water/rinse out from the tin as he likes it quite sloppy. He doesn't like the 'senior' version even though to a human it appears virtually the same, minus the gravy bit in the middle. He's only 3 so maybe he's just offended by being given 'old cat' food.

TheBalletCats · 07/07/2023 01:44

The Ballet Cats like Hi-Life Senior (you get 10% off your first order if you buy direct from them, but Pets At Home sell it too); & also like the Rosie’s Farm trays for Seniors from ZooPlus. They like Wild Freedom (but I struggle with opening cans even with the assisty things for wonky hands); & they like Animonda’s Finest trays for Senior Cats too - both of which come from ZooPlus as well.

I hope you can find something that suits her soon.

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