Do you offer a Felix discount code?

No, we do not currently run one, and most 'Felix discount code' results found online are not genuine either. We keep our pricing on the range straightforward rather than relying on codes, so the price shown is the price you pay.

What is the difference between Felix's jelly and gravy ranges?

Mainly texture. Both are complete wet cat foods within the same overall range, formulated to the same basic standard, and the choice comes down to which consistency your individual cat prefers eating rather than any meaningful nutritional difference between the two.

Is Felix suitable for kittens?

Only the products specifically labelled for kittens, which are formulated differently from the standard adult range to suit a young, growing cat's needs. Check the pack states it is for kittens specifically before feeding it to one, rather than assuming any Felix product will do.

Why does my cat only eat certain Felix flavours?

Individual taste preference, which is common and not unusual in cats generally. Trying a mixed-selection multipack is a reasonable way to work out which specific flavours your cat consistently goes for, rather than guessing and buying single-flavour cases you are not sure they will eat.

Felix discount code

We do not have a Felix discount code to offer, and we have not seen a genuine one in general circulation either — most 'discount code' results for big cat food brands lead nowhere real. What we can offer instead is straightforward pricing on the Felix range we stock, and a clear steer on which of Felix's several lines actually suits your cat.

What the Felix range actually covers

Felix is a mainstream wet cat food brand best known for its jelly and gravy pouches and tins, sold in mixed-selection multipacks as well as single-flavour lines, plus a smaller range of treats. It sits in the everyday, budget-to-mid price bracket of wet cat food rather than the premium end, and is built around variety and palatability across a large number of flavours.

Within the range, 'As Good As It Looks' and the various 'Selection' multipacks are the most widely stocked everyday lines, while age-specific options exist for senior cats and kittens, and the treat range covers small, soft or crunchy options separate from the main meal pouches.

How to choose between the lines

If your cat is fussy or you like to rotate flavours to keep meals interesting, one of the large mixed-selection multipacks gives the most variety per pack. If your cat has settled on one flavour it reliably eats, a single-flavour case works out simpler to reorder and avoids paying for pouches that end up left in the bowl.

For kittens or senior cats, checking the pack specifically states it is formulated for that life stage is worth doing, since the standard adult range is built around a general adult cat rather than the different needs of a very young or older one.

Jelly or gravy: does it matter?

The difference between jelly and gravy versions is mainly texture and moisture consistency rather than nutrition — both are complete wet foods within the same range, and the choice usually comes down to which one your individual cat prefers eating. Some cats show a strong preference for one over the other, which is worth noting once you spot it rather than assuming it applies to every flavour.

Trying a genuinely mixed multipack early on is a reasonable way to find out which texture and which flavours your cat actually goes for, before committing to cases of a single variety.

Complementary Dreamies tuna-flavour cat treats for adults and kittens, 60G

£2.05

Common questions

Do you offer a Felix discount code?: No, we do not currently run one, and most 'Felix discount code' results found online are not genuine either. We keep our pricing on the range straightforward rather than relying on codes, so the price shown is the price you pay.
What is the difference between Felix's jelly and gravy ranges?: Mainly texture. Both are complete wet cat foods within the same overall range, formulated to the same basic standard, and the choice comes down to which consistency your individual cat prefers eating rather than any meaningful nutritional difference between the two.
Is Felix suitable for kittens?: Only the products specifically labelled for kittens, which are formulated differently from the standard adult range to suit a young, growing cat's needs. Check the pack states it is for kittens specifically before feeding it to one, rather than assuming any Felix product will do.
Why does my cat only eat certain Felix flavours?: Individual taste preference, which is common and not unusual in cats generally. Trying a mixed-selection multipack is a reasonable way to work out which specific flavours your cat consistently goes for, rather than guessing and buying single-flavour cases you are not sure they will eat.

Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.