Whiskas SHEBA Dome Premium Cuts Tuna and Prawn Dinner with Aspic for Cats

2010-04-27

Whiskas SHEBA Dome Premium Cuts Tuna and Prawn Dinner with Aspic for Cats

Cheap Whiskas SHEBA Dome Premium Cuts Tuna and Prawn Dinner with Aspic for Cats Review

First, let me list what's in this dome of cat food, (in order):

-Water
-Tuna (a source of taurine)
-Prawns
-Fish
-Vegetable Oil
-Tapioca Starch
-Tricalcium Phosphate
-Potassium Chloride
-Carrageenan
-Carob Bean Gum
-Molasses
-Egg
-Disodium Ecta
-Salt
-Vitamins
-Minerals

Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein: Min 13%, Crude Fat: Min. 1%, Crude Fiber: Max. 0.4%, Moisture: Max. 85%, Taurine: Min. 0.05%

Meets AAFCO Cat Food Standards.

Smell & Appearance:
When I opened this food, I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the smell (smelled like tuna and prawns, very natural smell), and the way the food looked. The tuna looked like it came right out of a human-quality can of tuna and the prawns were whole and a good color. The juice was clear and runny, (that would be the vegetable oil and water).

I'm sure if you feed your cat foods that have by-products in them, they will have a certain, not as fresh smell to them. If you think this food smells bad...You need to rethink what you're feeding your animal. It smells just like tuna and prawns should naturally smell if canned. (I was even tempted to taste it...)

Taste & Popularity:
I have one senior cat, 7 years, who loves this food. I have an older adult who has suffered weight and appetite lose who will devour this food, (she's 5). I have an older kitten of 10 months who loves this food, and another young adult who's 1 year who loves it too.

Digestive Factors:
In regards to how this food relates to bowl movements, (sorry guys, but is important to know), I haven't noticed an unpleasant or significant difference.

My cats also have no gas and not been bloated after eating this food either.

Overall:
I have to REALLY disagree with the person who said this food is nasty. It is anything BUT nasty. I suppose once you have fed and been around highly-processed and minced canned cat foods, you compare them all to that.

This food has no colorings or by-products in it, however it does have preservatives and sugar in it, (it is a canned food).

I really think, that for the price and availability, this food is nice as a supplement to dry diets. You can find it at Walmart for about {BestCustomerReview}.90 a can/dome. I personally am trying to add wet, meat and protein based foods to my cats' diets, so this will work well for now. My only alternative to feeding this food to them would be to cook something for them myself.