Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Desley (booktigger) on October 20, 2007, 22:28:16 PM
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I have been getting my Bozita from a local pet shop, and it has been out of stock for ages now, apparently they stopped selling it due to repackagaing, and now the date has been put back a month - does anyone know where I can get hold of some??
Also, while I was in there, they have started selling JWB wet food for dogs (comes in pouches) - apparently it is really new, so am going to keep an eye out to see if they bring it out for cats too, the pet shop bloke reckons they will, and they will sell it if it does come out - anyone heard about it?
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Zooplus are selling the 'new packaging version' (apart from one flavour which is still in the old packaging). The new packaging ones are 370g instead of 380g though but still a bargain from Zooplus.
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Ah, well if Zooplus can get it, I wonder why my petshops supplier can't, I shall e-mail them to let them know, do you know how much they are charging? and does anyone know the ingredietns for the Bozita dry?
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Zooplus are 6 for £3.96 or an 18 pack value pack for £10.99 - all flavours currently n stock. Just had a look and there is a new Bozita pate aswell, still in the cartons but new flavours - Reindeer!! Turkey, Plaice or Herring. Delivery is £2.90 or free over £29, 5% of the order goes to the Purrs reescue fund too :wow:
There are quite a few types of Bozita dry on Zooplus, all ingredients are listed on the bottom of the page when you click on each different type.
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Hmm, might have to look into their delivery then, I pay 89p for a carton of Bozita, but it is hte hassle of having things delivered that puts me off, I used to do it, and the last parcel went missing, so put me off.
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I get my bozita from zooplus too never had a problem and the boys love it :)
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Can't find a calculator at work but I think it works out 66p and 61p from Zooplus, I always sellect the DHL option (which is still free) and get it delivered to work. My only complaint is that they put 60 odd cartons weighing 20kg in one flimsy box so it always arrives split open and then resealed with 'resealed by DHL tape' on it.
My boys love it too and it's got really good ingredients, no rubbish in it and a high meat content :) Watch out for an unusual lot in the Xmas auction too :shify: :evillaugh:
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Oh mine comes like that but I get the parcelforce option and my boxes arrive intact :)
Watch out for an unusual lot in the Xmas auction too
I Will :)
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Can't get away with having it delivered to work at the moment, we have a temp on reception. MEans I have to make sure a neighbour will be in, hence paying more at the moment - your right with your prices though HElen, I used the calculator on the PC!!
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I use the parcelforce option and the boxes arrive a complete mess. Fortunately I was in when the last one came so the delivery man was able to bring it inside for me. But I noticed as soon as he'd put it down that one side of the box was totally ripped. I dread to think what would happen if that had to be returned to the depot.
Be careful of the other bozita wet foods - they don't all have a high meat content like the tetrapak chunks in jelly. I bought some tins of the pate style and they only contained about 4% meat.
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Susanne i just looked at the pate bozita and they have changed the way they write the ingredients up.
The 4% is of the packet flavour eg reindeer, chicken and beef are listed before that but without the percentages which are 40 and 20 i think. It is still high meat ;D
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I don't know about the new pate ones as I've not tried them, but a while back I bought some of the normal tins and they were quite a low percentage of meat, I think. I don't remember exactly how much.
Might try the new stuff - my boys have never had reindeer!!
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I've never had reindeer either :)