Whiskas UK Opiniones 

I have had my kitten Ellie since she was 7 weeks old. She is now 16 week's old. I have tried her on a couple brands of kitchen food, but she just loves wiskers kitten food. She is a snowy bengal Russian blue.

i only wish the rate your experience had a minus symbol on here,i,m not even bothered about the amount in the sachets its more about the vile contents.i have bought whiskas for years and my cats have never had a problem with it but now none of them will eat it, its stinks as if it has gone off..so now have gone onto shieba and they,re quite happy again,even the ferral cats are leaving it.a friends cat ended up at the vets with vomiting to which she ended up with a hefty vets bill until i told her what the problem was.

My cat, Miu Miu, was impatiently waiting for the packet of food from Whiskas with chicken. As it turned out, it was delicious. The experience so far, the one with the sample from Whiskas, proved to me that my cat has become a fan of the brand with chicken. Long live Whiskas with chickens!

Absolutely disgusting smell! The last 6 months we've noticed a horrid smell after just a few hours if thrown away. We thought it was due to the hot weather but now the temperature is dropping, this is not the case! The smell is like something has died! The change in mucky ingredients is obviously contributing to the awful and disgusting smell. We will not be buying whiskas products anymore. We've got two beautiful cats, and we feel guilty for feeding them this disgusting filth for the last few months! Shame on you!

we have purchased Whiskas cat food for years the reduction in there pouches weight and the price increase made it a double increase my cat was always crying for more food he went from eating 3 pouches to 4 and sometimes five along with biscuits, i complained to them they said that was what was recommended 85 grams a feed. we purchased a 80 pack but he would not touch it then my wife said to me that cat food smells awful i tried the local stray cat and he wont eat it either i went out and purchased some Felix which usually he wont eat he eat that i tried to alternate it soon as i put the Whiskas down he walked away, very poor quality i will not be purchasing any more whiskas it to expensive to waste

My cat is refusing to eat Whiskas. It’s such a shame, he used to love it. He sniffs it and walks away, I just put it in the bin to get rid of the smell. I’m stuck with 3 boxes of the smelly muck, and so I’m not happy either.

ive used whiskas for awhile however for the past 4 months I've been buying whiskas my cats eat it but never it all I've also been noticing it's been smelling my whole house downstairs at first I put it to the weather being warm and me buying in bulk however after starting fresh buying fresh cat food and the weather dropping in temperature the cat food still stinks to the point it smells like rotting food I'm changing brands

Thought my 15 year old cat was getting dementia, constantly hungry and crying for food. Upped his daily Whiskas intake due to sneaky 85g pouches...but the recipe must have changed too. Gone on to Harrington's 3x 85g pouches per day = happy cat. Thank goodness his yowling was driving me crazy.

My cat is a senior lady now and loved whiskas wet food. She won't touch it now and it smells terrible. We have tried the fish recipes and poultry but she won't go near it. We are very worried about her. At a loss of what to try as she won't eat Felix either.

Bought Whiskas 11 plus for my older cat. Wondered why she was back an hour after breakfast meowing for more food. For every 3 packs she misses out on 45g of her usual food and is starving. She finished the 12 pack in les than 3 days getting through 4 to 5 pouches per day because the left her so hungry. Its cheaper and better ingredients to just buy chicken fillets and make your own cat food!

What's going on with the Whiskas recipe lately? My two cats would clear their plates every time, but recently I've been throwing more away than they are eating. The meat chunks look very different and they only really lick the jelly or gravy off. The smell is very strong too. They have started being very vocal for food but won't eat this stuff. I had to stop using Felix after a recipe change as it made my one cat quite poorly. I've now bought some Sheba and hopefully that will get them eating properly again.

I wish to congratulate Tesco for refusing to accept Whiskas close to doubling their prices of cat food. Besides the almost doubling in price, Whiskas has also reduced the amount of food in their wet pouches and have changed their recipes to downgrade the ingredients, totally disreguarding the health and wellbeing of the very animals they say they care about. I will never buy a Whiskas product again.

I adopted a 14 year old Tom cat , he had been fed on a supermarkets own brand which he liked but I didn't have access to that supermarket so set about trying to find him something else . I spent a fortune and he started to loose weight ! I had literally tried every brand and he was not impressed . Whiskas pouches were my last resort and I'm over the moon ! First day he polished off three full pouches ! I've been worried sick for weeks ,spending a fortune and not satisfying him but now ! He's a little pig ! I'm sure Whiskas has saved his life , my purse and stopped me worrying myself sick about him . Just wish I tried it weeks ago ! I thank God for Whiskas pouches !

The Whiskas tinned cat food has really gone down hill. My 3 cats won't touch it and I have to give it to the birds to eat now to finish the ones I bought in bulk.

As all the other reviewers are saying, I am disgusted by Mars pet foods blatant manipulation of their customers, selling smaller Whiskas pouches at same price and I am sure the quality is nothing like as good. Our cat who has been fed Whiskas for his 18years no longer wants to eat it so leaves it & the product goes off really quickly & stinks!!! We never had to throw meals away before. Now we are wasting so much. We won’t be buying Mars pet food again! Very disappointed with Mars as I thought they were a reputable company. Shame on you.

I have used kitten whiskas biscuits in the past when i had a litter of kittens and they were fine when they are able to eat them at 7 weeks old. A year or so since and 5 days after feeding a litter of kittens 2 of them lost fur on top of the heads, and their skin was dry and scaly to the touch. I added sunflower oil to the biscuits from a tin of sardines and their fur is starting to grow back. Even my other cats are usually keen for some and they have been turning their nose up and walking away. My vet advised after seeing them to no longer give them this brand because is it not nutritious for them to have a healthy coat and fur

Whiskers have definitely changed the recipe of their pouches. My cat won't even try the new rubbish, he looks up at me with disgust...and thinks I'm trying to poison him.
It's just whiskers being greedy...they've obviously gone with cheaper ingredients, along with reducing size.
Switching to sheba....yet another customer lost whiskers, who's brainwave idea was this one????

-10 so annoyed as most of these customers are. My 4 year old had been on whiskas kitten food for all of her adult life. She is so small and only has one packet a day. When it changed she would not touch anything whiskas except dry because her brother has the dry. I have tried every 1+ and the kitten and she kicks her heals and walks away. Now with her being so small I have no idea what her future holds. Many thanks whiskas for all the stress you have caused a lot of animals and their owners.

Like many reviews on here. Will no longer support money grabbing companies like these. Alternatives are few but to cut the packet size by 15%, reduce the meat to water ratio even more and put up the price .... Bye

My cat USED to love Whiskas, never wasted a drop. However it has all changed, when all the new packaging appeared which promised 'New Improved Recipes' She won't even sniff it, let alone eat it. Even runs away from it!? I've wasted more money trying every 'new' flavour by having to bin it all. I have been managing to buy some of their older(style) batches from a discount store of which she licks the plate clean! So it proves the recipe has deteriorated some how. So disappointed with Whiskas.