My cat absolutely LOVES this. If he hears anything remotely sounding like a pouch being handled, he runs into the kitchen and is completely beside himself till he gets his first couple of bites.

This is a great "treat" once a week or so... : )

Pros: Real Fish!

Cons: Lexi wants it all the time!

Dry food is the main diet for the shelter cats. Although they do love to have a treat and it also makes the volunteers happy to give them treats. So usually one or two pouches are split between all the cats. It seems even the most shy or grumpy cat will become your friend when you open a pouch of Whiskas Pouch food.

Pros: Easy to use

Cons: Too expensive to fee on a daily basis to several cats.

I used to use these to feed my stray cats because they were in perfect single serving sizes and the cats loved it! I finally noticed BHA/BHT as the last ingredient and stopped buying them immediately. I switched over to California Natural chicken and brown right to feed the strays. That is more appropriate for them.

Pros: it's real fish

Cons: BHA/BHT are suspected human carcinogenic and banned in some countries

When Fifty hears the pouch rustling around, he runs and meows until he can shove his face in it. It smells and looks like human tuna (dont eat it), therefore, it does stink up the room. But its a minor issue if my baby boy loves it. No unusual diarrhea or stomach upset, just a content cat.

Pros: Kitty loves the taste

Cons: stinky

We use the Whiskas pouches when we want to the PWP foster cats to have a small amount of soft food or when we are mixing meds.with the food.Whiskas seems to be one of their favorites but can be a little pricey at times for the amount but with coupons and donations this helps.

Pros: Whiskas is well liked by the foster cats

Cons: Little pricey at times