Customer Reviews

Whiskas Catmilk For Cats & Kittens

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I have raised kittens on home-made formula, powdered formula, and recently had to rescue an orphaned kitten again. Thank goodness for the Whiskas Catmilk Plus.

I've been buying it for a while because I have a tomcat that is a VERY finicky eater. He's 3 years old, and the catmilk is a treat for him and a way for me to make sure he gets his essential nutrients. And cats do NOT have the problems that they would have digesting regular milk. It's tasty, healthy, and a heck of a lot easier for me than trying to measure out and mix a powder with water or put together my mother's old formula.

And if I had not had some on hand I most likely would not have been able to save the kitten I found in the woodpile. Its mother was a half wild barn cat killed on the highway, and we did not find the kitten for several days. It was hungry and dehydrated; but after a few days of feeding with the catmilk it started recovering. Now it's eating solids as well as the catmilk, and being a terror to my three adult cats.

A very useful product, both for kittens and adults. As both my finicky tomcat and my hyper kitten can both confirm.

I bought this one time when PetSmart was out of Cat-Sip Real Milk. My cats wouldn't even try it. They ran up to it excitedly, expecting it to be Cat-Sip. They each sniffed it, and literally turned their noses up! Then they just walked away. It didn't go to waste as my dogs were excited to have it. Passed the dog taste test, but that doesn't mean much. After reading the ingredients, I probably shouldn't have even fed it to my dogs. Full of random stuff: guar gum, corn syrup solids...just to name a couple. And it is completely watered down too. I'm going to stick with Cat-Sip, and I recommend you try that brand as well. Cat-Sip has only 3 ingredients; low fat milk, lactase enzyme (to help the cats break down the dairy as cats are naturally lactose intolerant), and taurine (an essential nutrient for cats). Also, Cat-Sip is usually a few cents cheaper than the Wiskas stuff!