1597 reviews forBozita Tetra Chunks in Jelly 6 x 370g

My 3-year-old Savannah cat likes it, though usually he is a bit fussy. There is not much elk in the elk dish though.

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.

A bit hesitant at trying a new wet food to supplement the JWB dry (always used JWB wet food pouches) and when ordering I looked at all the reviews on various wet foods. I ordered 12 x 370g tetra packs in 2 varieties and put 1/2 a pack in their bowl. Wow, it was gobbled up with relish. So pleased. I will definitely be ordering more when the time comes to re-stock.

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.

We've trialled a number of high meat wet cat foods and seem to have settled on Bozita tetrapack chunks in jelly - it's very popular with our cats. The tetrapack is a major advantage given it's ease of disposal (they wash out easily, and then flatten) compared to cans. Our objective is to avoid the typical low meat supermarket offerings containing corn, soy and similar bulking agents - we suspect strongly that they dispose cats towards immune related health problems.

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.

Both of my British Shorthair cats love this. We have tried different flavors and they love all the beef, lamb, elk and mackerel.

My cat loves bozita, its very soft for his teeth, which he has problems with. There is also a lot of jelly or gravy that he loves. It has taken a long time to find his favourite food and will always use this now.

I have a cattery and all the cats and kittens are fed raw! However sometimes they get bored with it. Most like Bozita but tend to lick gravy and leave chunks. Best to mash it down to prevent this. It's very rich so I mix a little in with the raw. Rabbit and chicken are not so rich. Works well for us as it's got a high quality meat content unlike other cheap rubbish out there.

I feed Juju a mix of Bozita and Grau in terms of wet food and she just loves the stuff! Great value for money and it seems to made her coat lovely.

My fussy cats will turn down most anything, often at random, but they eat Bozita like it's a treat. Elk in jelly and rabbit in gravy are their favourites. I like Bozita because the ingredients are clearly specified, so I know what is actually in the food.

After reading all these horror stories online about peoples cats getting ill from dry food and the fact that other popular brands of wet food only contain 4% meat (what's the other 96%!!!) I decided to switch my cat onto bozita. It's 93% meat and relatively cheap. My cat took to the jelly over the gravy version quicker but now he loves both. And I have peace of mind knowing he is eating good stuff.

Thus really is quality cat food at a great price! I live in a rural area and dont drive so on schedule deliveries are very important to me please take my advice pay the extra for dpd to deliver your order Yodel are useless and the information on their tracking system seems to have been written by the brothers Grimm!! Note zooplus Yodel are losing you loyal customers!

I have found a food that all 4 cats will eat straight away, the tetra packs are easy to open, only take a minute to rinse and squash ready for the bin, no more opening 3 different types of food to get them all to eat.

My British Shorthair loves this wet food after I started noticing his hair was falling out more than usual on his old food. Now it's thick and glossy and he always cleans his bowl. It's great value for money and lasts quite a while, even if I fed wet exclusively it would take some time to get through. I'm also very happy with the amount of meat in this, especially when compared to regular cat food such as Whiskas and Felix; Bozita isn't that much more expensive and of a much better quality!

I have tried to always provide the highest quality foods for my kitten, Luna. Clearly everyone has limitations in regards to their budget. I have costed feeding Luna (a 10 month old) at £19.50 per month for 2 wet meat meals of Bozita per day & 1 dry "kibble" meal of Applaws dry food. The food I feel is entirely cereal free and have a high meat content which is needed for a carnivore. All for under £20 per month, (that's adhering to the recommended amounts for Lunas size). She adores her food and has been very satisfied on the Bozita! There is so much variety which is another good point!

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

Always welcome!

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.

Both of my cats really like it. The big pack is great, the price per kilo is cheap and the product is high quality.