Felix As Good As It Looks Wet Cat Food Beef Selection In Jelly - 12X85G

Yes, Felix As Good As It Looks Wet Cat Food is formulated to be 100% complete and balanced, providing all the nutrients your adult cat needs to stay healthy and active.

For an average adult cat (around 4kg), the general recommendation is to feed 3 to 4 pouches per day, typically divided into at least two separate meals. Adjust the amount based on your cat's activity level, body condition, and individual needs.

This product is specifically designed for adult cats. For kittens, it's best to choose a Felix product or other cat food specially formulated to meet the higher nutritional demands of growing kittens.

Any unused portion of an opened pouch should be covered and refrigerated promptly. It should be consumed within 24 hours of opening to maintain freshness and safety.

The 'Beef Selection' contains tender pieces, with beef as the primary protein source, combined with other high-quality ingredients and a succulent jelly. For a precise ingredient breakdown, always check the product packaging.

Yes, wet cat food like Felix As Good As It Looks has a high moisture content, which contributes to your cat's daily fluid intake and can be beneficial for overall hydration and urinary tract health. However, always ensure fresh drinking water is available.

Cats can be particular. Try serving the food at room temperature. If it's been in the fridge, let it warm up. Ensure their bowl is clean. If refusal persists, they might prefer a different flavor or texture from the Felix range, or you may need to consult your vet if they are showing other signs of illness.

Wet cat food is perishable. Always cover and refrigerate any unused portion immediately after opening. It should be consumed within 24 hours. Do not leave opened pouches or uneaten food out for extended periods, especially in warm weather.

Refer to the feeding guidelines on the packaging or in the 'Performance & Real-World Use' section as a starting point. Monitor your cat's weight and body condition regularly. If you're concerned about sudden changes in appetite or weight, consult your veterinarian.