Surprisingly Giant repeated the 2 promotions on Smartheart and Whiskas that I shared in previous articles again. So, if you've missed it out in previous round, rush on over to stock up.
Whiskas buy 5 free 1 essentially 6 pack 85g pouch is my favourite travel pouch size. Many brands have their promotions but so far none beat this pricing yet.
Smartheart promotion I focused on their 1.2kg pack as even cheaper than their 3kg ones. I also stocked up on their 400g cans as cheaper currently than their competitors. Those willing to stock up can get their 7kg pack with free 1kg sticker which I'm unsure does it mean 8kg.
Anyway buying on promotions is basically part of common sense prudent saving money habit. Check out my other blogs too.
Sunday, 24 September 2017
Thursday, 14 September 2017
How much cat food is enough?
Just thought I will share my own experience with my Khao Manee cats and hopefully there are inputs from readers. Though there are daily dietary recommendations, I have just been putting free flow of food and up to the cats to have their meal throughout the day. This worked out pretty well compared with my Mini Schnauzer puppy who just wolfed down whatever was offered.
We tried fully dry food which work well with the puppy but the cats seem to prefer wet food more. As a balance, we mix the wet food topping it up with dry food above which worked out pretty well.
We eventually settled down to twice a day; first thing in the morning and the last thing at night.
However recently, the mix have been left neglected and I suspect either they don't like the food or they are overfed. The kittens Anna and Elsa still look slim and lanky while the mother cat is slightly plump but still breastfeeding. I'm now thinking to follow the dietary recommendation exactly but how do we separate out the food when they have been sharing all the while.
So, what do other cat owners do? Do leave a comment of your experience.
We tried fully dry food which work well with the puppy but the cats seem to prefer wet food more. As a balance, we mix the wet food topping it up with dry food above which worked out pretty well.
We eventually settled down to twice a day; first thing in the morning and the last thing at night.
However recently, the mix have been left neglected and I suspect either they don't like the food or they are overfed. The kittens Anna and Elsa still look slim and lanky while the mother cat is slightly plump but still breastfeeding. I'm now thinking to follow the dietary recommendation exactly but how do we separate out the food when they have been sharing all the while.
So, what do other cat owners do? Do leave a comment of your experience.
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