Je sais qu'il en a qui vont me dire qu'il on deja eu des chats qui on manger ça toute leur vie et qu'il on été en sante... ou se qu'il croit... Mais bon je connais du monde qui mange du fastfood et qui pète le feu...

Il a tellement plein de meilleur nourriture dans les animalerie et pas besoin d'acheter la meilleur qui coûte un bras... Il en a des moins cher qui vont être 100 fois meilleurs. Informer vous a votre animalerie la plus proche

I had a cat of mine on Whiskas for nearly two years. Her vomiting around the house was never ending and the litter box was a awful ordeal to clean. Luckily when she became my responsibility to feed, I switched her to Performatrin Ultra Weight Control and the vomiting virtually disappeared. I say virtually because shes a long hair cat. The quality of Whiskas food is as you'd expect, horrible and I personally don't trust people who willingly feed their pets this just because it's cheap. If you're not paying at least $40 for a 10-15lb bag of food, it's probably gonna make your cat sick later in life if not immediately. You either pay for for good quality food or expensive vet bills later on.

Honestly, this is one of the worst (and cheapest) cat foods available. Considering what's in it, it should be free! When I adopted my cat the previous family had been feeding her this garbage for a couple years... to my horror. All you have to do is look at the ingredients. My cat loved it, however. She didn't want to eat higher protein and whole food meals. Why would she? Would your kids complain if they had chips and pizza for dinner every night? Would you feel like you were safe-guarding their health and being a responsible parent? Probably not. It took some time, (I had to buy a couple bags of Whiskas myself) to transition her off it. She resisted, because she wanted her junk food. But now she eats high quality foods like Orijen and Fromm. I am invested in my cat's long term health. Just like I wouldn't give my kid a Mars bar for dinner every night, I'm not going to give my cat the equivalent in cat food. The trick is to transition them slowly. Cats have a very sensitive digestive track. Slow and steady wins the race. I'm sure your cat is a family member too. Don't skimp on food unless you absolutely cannot find another way. You will pay the price eventually in vet bills. Educate yourself, lengthen your pet's life, and do not feed your kitty this dumpster garbage.

Awful. All you are paying for is corn and chicken by product. You can get a grain free cat food with REAL meat not by product or meal, for a better price and I guarantee your cat who is a carnivore will thank you for not feeding him fillers.