Applaws Adult Cat Cans Chicken in Broth 70g

One of the cats favourites but a bit expensive. He mostly has kibble with one meat meal a day which we sprinkle seaweed powder on for his teeth. This and the greenwoods equivalent come out when he's in a fussy mood.

my lad loves the fish collection he always finishes it , my only gripe is he also likes the tuna and crab but you have to buy it seperately 🙁

My Ragdoll went off wet food for a few months, until I introduced applaws chicken and duck, I've tried her with a few of the other flavours, but she turns her nose up at them. The fish ones have whole prawns in and look a bit more worth the value, as it's not the cheapest food. But she will only eat the chicken and duck, there's barely any duck in there (5%) which is disappointing, most of it is shredded chicken and there's only a few strands of duck, which is why I've knocked a star off.

It is stated quite clearly it is not a complete food "supplementary" is the same thing. It's a treat in a bowl. I feed my cats mainly complete biscuits so this is nice and juicy first thing they' re very happy to have it and never eat a lot of it but they do love it.

They cant get enough of this food. This is a favourite along with the fish

This is NOT a complete food and it says so clearly. One of my cats has just undergone an operation to remove cancerous growths. The vet kindly provided a 'Recovery Pack' of Royal Canin gastro-intestinal wet food. I already have a supply of these pouches but none of my cats will eat it. Concerned that I need to provide a bland food for my cat, I turned to Applaws Chicken in Broth. She ate it with relish. She is served 1/3 tin 3 x daily + Royal Canin Urinary kibble and is doing well.

This does not look like a complete food to me. Cats should be eating bone and organ. there is only breast meat in these. without dark meat such as heart, thighs, game, etc there is no taurine in the diet from dark meat.Your cat needs 5-10% to be organ (not counting heart) such as liver, kidney etc. What is the rice for? Cats are obligate carnivores why would you feed them rice? The cat food is great as a complementary food only.

we literally sit and watch out cat devouring his daily tin. It is well worth the money seeing how much he enjoys it. He has hills science plan dried food for his second meal. His current favourite is the sardine and mackerel. Its lovely and juicy! The dogs try to lick any excess off his whiskers afterwards, but he rarely leaves much he washes them quickly to get every bit.

I feed my cats a mixture of natural, real meat foods (such as Applaws) alongside some complete dry food (which I put in the bowl at the same time). Some of the real meat foods are complementary and not complete, so remember to read the labels and make sure you always add some that is marked as 'complete'. I believe in feeding foods that are not full of highly processed meat by-products and I must say that my cats are in excellent condition! They are of a healthy weight and their skin and fur is excellent (no dandruff). If I were to make one criticism about this product is that it isn't organic, so for non-organic food it's quite expensive. But, saying that, I feel it's one of the best foods on the market.

Applaws is a nice treat that my Norwegian forest cat and Abyssinian really enjoy but both the pouches and tins are not complete . If you look on the back of the tins you will see that the ingredients are pure free range meat with broth and no added vitimans or taurine which is what makes it complementary. If you wanted your cats meals to be complete you could of course feed dry food alongside the applaws.

Applaws is the only wet food our cats will consistently eat. We have tried other brands just for variety and the cats will only eat them for a week or two so we always end up back on Applaws. In the 4 years since we got our cats I have never had a single tin of Applaws that didn't seem top quality, it is always 100%. We always buy the 24-tin saver packs because they are the best value. The only slight downside to Applaws wet food is that it isn't a 'complete' food so we have to make sure the cats also eat complete dry food too, which can occasionally be difficult. Overall I would recommend Applaws wet food to everyone simply because the cats do love it. A+++

My cat has been very poorly with hyperthyroid and I looked for a better food after this and finding a piece of metal in a sachet of Whiskers food. She has had radioiodine treatment but has positively thrived on both the treatment and the good food. She looks so healthy after 3 weeks of it, her coat is gleaming and put on much needed weight & muscle. At first I only found the pouches but then discovered they were only complimentary food but when I visited pets at home I found senior complete tins and complete dry food. All my cats LOVE this food and I would highly recommend it.

My 12 week old kitten who is usually a bit cautious of new foods went nuts for this! Ate half a tin straight away. If only it came in bigger tins!

My 2 Siamese always eat every bit of this food with gusto-it is never ever wasted !

Our two ragdolls love this as a treat but after reading a few comments above thought I'd better mention this is not a complete food for cats. For excellent quality wet grain free food for cats check out Grau Grain Free, Bozita or have a look at Lily's Kitchen organic

this is the only 'cat food' our 1 yr old kitten will eat. He has expensive tastes but buying in bulk from zooplus has saved us money. Some tins have more brine than others. Well worth tryiog if like us you have extremely fussy feline friend.

This food looks great and by the way our 4 British Shorthairs eat it, it tastes as good as it looks. We only feed cour cats the best and so it must be good.

Yes, this is a natural product with natural ingredients but unfortunately it is not a complete meal. But my cats enjoy these tins alot and because they are not complete meals I just give them as treats.

My 9 months old russian blue cats love this food. Chicken breast applaws is the only wet food they'd eat - and I did try a few major brands and kitten range applaws also. They generally have a sensitive tummy but having them on applaws seem to have fixed the problem - they feel much better now and purr every time I open the tin, they simply can't get enough of applaws!

2 of my cats have sensitive digestion. One is frequently sick and the other always has diarroah. My vet recommended switching from Felix to a premium / organic brand. Since trying this, both their conditions are much improved and both cats adore it. My 3rd fussy tabby cat who previously hated wet food and would only eat dried, also loves it. I'm disappointed to read the two reviews which say it isn't a complete food, but they fail to detail what vitamins it misses so perhaps an update would be more informative to anyone concerned by those reviews. I tend to try a range or organic foods for my cats to give them a broader range diet anyway as us humans don't like to eat the same thing day in day out so why do we assume they do? And for me, the proof this is a good food is in the improved health of 2 of my cats. If they're happy, I'm happy.