Bozita Chunks in Jelly Mega Pack 36 x 370g - cat wet food

Having a mix of fiv positive and negative cats, I try to feed them the best quality food that I can. I switched from a supermarket level food that had started to add soy to their food. My cats hated the recipe with soy but instantly took to the Bozita chicken food and, although they initially licked all the jelly off and left the meat, they are now eating every scrap of the food. They're happy and healthy, and they look forward to meal times.

Two fussy and elderly cats - one diabetic so needs high protein diet with no sugar or fillers- one has no teeth the other very few. Soon as I opened the reindeer meat Bozita the cats were fighting over it and polished off the lot! They might still go off it but so far every flavour is a hit. Mash chunks with fork so even my toothless moggies eat the lot.

I recently switched to exclusively wet diet for my senior Tom cat after a bladder stone emergency. He won't touch any of the special 'urinary care' foods, so I figured getting as much fluid through him as possible will help. I did a bit of research online and Bozita came highly recommended. The cat loves it, and happily eats all flavours tried so far. He is in good shape and has had no further bladder problems so far (early days, he is only a couple of months post op).

So glad to find a cat food with a high meat content, large range of flavours and at a reasonable price. My ginger tom wolfs it down. I was surprised by my fussy tortie showing interest in it though. She only likes dry food and the odd bit of fish. So I've put a little down for her at every mealtime for the last couple of days and she's eaten it all! To keep the food fresh the top of the carton folds over. I fold twice, put a peg on it and stick it in the fridge - I've had no issues with odours.

After reading the ingredients and meat content on the supermarket and well known brands I was a bit disturbed by what my cats were eating. So after a lot of research I found Bozita. I switched my cats to it at about six months old and haven’t looked back, there was a very quick improvement in their coat sheen and more levelled out energy. Now have two very healthy two year olds. We buy in bulk, which saves money. The choice of flavours are hilarious but they like all of them.

My 3 Abyssinians have an assortment of allergies but they all love Bozita Turkey in Jelly. I started them on it about 6 years ago because it is a natural product with no preservatives etc.

My cats, 6 at present, have being eating this product for a few years. They are doing well on it. I only buy the jelly now as they prefer it to the sauce. I order Lamb and Chicken, sometimes Rabbit as well. They are older cats and find the Beef and Elk a bit rich. It mashes well and I usually mash it a bit as the chunks are quiet large.

Three out of four of my kitties licked their dishes clean! I didn't expect kitty 4 to try it as he's incredibly fussy and although he refuses to eat anything except his usual brand, he has been caught mooching around the other dishes looking for left-overs.

Inherited 2 cats raised on Whiskas biscuits & occasional Felix. It took several months to wean them onto good quality wet food. I tried various brands, & settled on Bozita as good, affordable, & they love it, esp chicken, duck, mackerel & rabbit. Not keen on haddock or turkey. On the few occasions they’ve been given Felix/Sheba since, they’ve gone mental! Took a few days to lure them back. I suspect the others contain sugar/additives. Do persevere with Bozita: try different flavours!

THE best wet food for your cat, no doubts about it. The ones I have tried are: Lamb, Elk, Rabbit, Minced Beef, & Chicken Liver. Out of these, the Rabbit is probably their favourite. Lamb is the least liked, but they eat every bit of the food eventually. Getting the food out is incredibly easy and you don't waste any of it due to the container - also very easy to save food for later! Quality is better than you could hope for and it contains nothing more or less than what your cat truly needs.

I bought the sauce trial pack for my cats in the hope of swapping them from a low quality brand to this one. Neither of my cats are particularly impressed - even the one who wolfs down anything and everything. My older cat likes the sauce but won't touch the meat but the younger cat will pick at it through the day. The boxes are less wasteful than pouches which is a big plus. Worth a try but my two aren't too keen

The foster cats wouldn't touch it. But my own two Wolf it right down. One has a very sensitive stomach, but thankfully Bozita doesn't lead to piles of sick on the carpet.

The manufacturer claims something else, but there's a lot of chicken in the ingredients. Two stars for the convenient packaging.

My tomcat has tried quite a few different types of wet food, but this one seems to be his absolute favourite and the only food that he devours completely as soon as he gets it fresh.

Bozita Mackerel is absolutely disliked by all my cats, and that's saying something because one of them usually eats anything and this is the first time I've seen him refuse food.

My cat only liked the jelly on top and I even tried mixing and mashing it, but still no luck. Now my money is completely wasted.

I've used it before and I'm using it again now, mixed with other types of grain. It's a great brand.

Didn't appeal to our cat. Only the jelly was eaten.

Always welcome!

Awful

Gets gobbled up as soon as it’s served

…after trying food from all sorts of brands, cheap or expensive, and always having no luck, this food is finally being accepted and the bowl is licked clean.

My cats stopped eating this, we tried different flavours but they'd rather go hungry :(

Good quality as expected from Bozita. However, not all of our five Siberians are keen on the jelly.

None of the cats ate it, not even the dog.

The cat didn’t even dare to taste it after getting sick from the second Bozita tetra pack.