64 reviews for12 x 370g Bozita Tetra Wet Cat Food - 20% Off! *

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).

Both my British shorthair cats love this food. Their favourite is the rabbit. Very reasonably priced and with a good meat percentage. Not like the rubbish in the supermarket.

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

My Agnes loves this food and eats every bit.

My ragdoll kitten wasn't so keen on them at first, but after my second attempt he started to love them to bits! So glad I found a cheap and great quality complete wet food for him :)

My five cats look forward to this food. They never sniff it, try to bury it and walk away.

My 17 year old cat is really fussy with her food but I've found she really likes this I've only tried the elk to see if she would I didn't want to buy loads for her to turn her nose up at it. My only criticism is the packet is too big I only have one cat and don't like storing cat food in my fridge. I will be ordering more she enjoys a variety. Spoilt cat.

Cats aged between 2 and 18 love this - chicken and beef are a big favourite. Older cats with kidney and gastro probs far better now - less symptoms - no sickness and weight gain. Seems to help keep them well hydrated. Also great packaging - no loss as with sachets. A really good quality food. After years of supermarket and big brands and vets recommending their expensive ones (not always best either after research) this is now our top choice. I do not always

My kitten Nero would only eat Hills Science Plan biscuits. Turns his nose up at Tuna and Steak. He would occasionally nibble wet food or lick up the gravy. He's been promoted to adult now, and I bought Bozita after reading up on healthy adult cat foods. I was concerned when I served it as the chunks were quite big, but He went straight for it, cleared a quarter of a portion then went back for more after half hour. I'm impressed!

In case anyone is thinking it all tastes the same. My two old cats loved Bozita - both sadly passed away 1-2 years ago. It took a little while for my new cats to get used to Bozita but it is now their mainstay. Strangely they seem to hate the flavours my old cats loved and love the ones the old pair never touched! Great food though.

Cats like the Elk, Chicken, Makeral, Lamb, Salmom, Beef and Riendeer varieties. The rest they are not so fussed about. This is the main food we buy for our fussy cats as they accept and enjoy it on a daily basis. I weened them off the cheapy Felix in Jelly by offering them this instead and they readily took to it. Never again back to rubbish quality food! We do give them a variety of other foods too so they don't get too fed up however this will always be in the cupboard as a mainstay for them. 1 tetra pack has more than enough to feed two large cats a day. Their stools are perfect and non smelly. Its grain free and a high meat content. Happy cats happy owner.

My cats go crazy for Bozita. I feed this on rotation with various other cat foods but this is by far their favourite at the moment. It really doesn't look as appetising as other brands though.

Recently adopted a 6 month old boy. I did some research before switching him from his cheap wet food diet and decided to try Bozita after reading reviews. Our boy loves it! Not quite so keen on Elk, but the Salmon is a real hit. I've other flavours for him to try too, but so far so good! The packaging is great, a doddle to open with the perforated tear-open top, which folds over to reseal. Easy to rinse and flatten for recycling. And, as an added bonus, no more stinky litter trays and his 'wind problem' has also disappeared! Hoorah!

My cat is a bit of a picky eater and the usual supermarket brands were not working for her after developing an overactive thyroid. These have a much higher meat content and she needs much less to maintain a healthy weight. Be aware the 92% meat content isn't 92% of whatever's on the package. It's mainly beef, pork, chicken and then a smaller amount of whatever the flavour is. Every cat's different but she loves: Elk(!), Rabbit, Lamb, Mackerel, Mussel. Not such a fan of: Haddock, Crayfish, Chicken.

Our cat loves the meat varieties of this. The box is packed full of meat, not half jelly like the supermarket brands. And he is no longer sick since switching to Bozita and Carney foods from zooplus.

my kitty who is extremely fussy likes bozita in jelly especially the Mackerel...as for the other flavours its a bit hit and miss hence why it would be great if zooplus can do a mixed case as well (like they used to) so that i can feed fusspot a different flavour everyday. The only consistent one she likes is the mackerel. All the food from Bozita smells very yummy. I have found if i put a bit down at a time she will eat it more than if i put lots down in one go. The tetra packs last for about a day and a half for my 4.5kg cat. I do sometimes mix it up a bit with meowing heads dry food but I'm trying to feed mine only on wet food rather than dry.

Fed up with the low meat content of many commercial cat foods? Tired of throwing away half eaten meals? Well Bozita could be the answer! I wanted to offer my two fussy eaters a better quality wet food for their evening meal, (they have dry in the morning). I read about Bozita and decided to give it a go. So far the salmon in gravy and chicken in jelly have been a great success, clean bowls every time. OK, so it is a bit more expensive on paper but one 370g tetra pack feeds my cats four meals. The cartons have a fold and seal top which keeps it fresh, so no more turning their noses up at food which has been opened and left in the fridge overnight. It isn't strong smelling but again this hasn't put them off. I would recommend trying Bozita and see how it compares to your usual brand. I don't think your cats will have cause to complain!

We used to fed a 100% dry diet - the no-carb Porta21. They now get Bozita in the morning (40g per cat) and late evening (30g per cat) so a single carton lasts 2 days. They also get 15g of dry Porta21 for dinner. What a difference! The litter tray definately does not smell as much and there have been no more dingleberry incidents. The one with the slightly more sensitive stomach hasn't been sick once. Weight for weight it works out cheaper than Sheba pouches which we tried for a week before the Bozita.

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!

This is my cat Taz's favourite range, because of the copious amounts of jelly and decent sized chunks of real meat. Yes, it's pricier than supermarket cat food, but supermarket cat food only has 4% meat in it with the rest being rubbish fillers. Depending on which flavour you go for, Bozita cat food offers up to 93% real meat! So I prefer to pay a bit more for the peace of mind that my cat is eating healthily and that she is enjoying it. She particularly likes the Mackerel and turkey varieties. Highly recommended.