Applaws Cat Pouches Fish Selection in Jelly Multipack

A mixed pouch box earns its place when the recipes are genuinely different and the distinctions are easy to see. This Applaws selection moves between plain tuna fillet, tuna with mackerel and tuna with salmon, all presented in jelly.

The tuna fillet recipe lists tuna fillet 60%, rice flour and vegetable gelling agent. The mackerel and salmon recipes each list tuna fillet 55%, the named fish at 5%, rice flour and vegetable gelling agent. All are complementary cat foods. Protein is 13% throughout; the plain tuna pouch declares crude fat 1%, moisture 83% and 49.1 kcal/pouch, while both named-fish recipes declare crude fat 2%, moisture 82% and 54.9 kcal/pouch.

• Tuna Fillet, Tuna Fillet with Mackerel and Tuna Fillet with Salmon
• 70G pouches in jelly
• Complementary cat food for adult and senior cats
• Protein 13% across all recipes
• Plain tuna: crude fat 1% and 49.1 kcal/pouch
• Mackerel and salmon: crude fat 2% and 54.9 kcal/pouch

One label conflict to flag. The product name and compositions identify wet jelly pouches, while one supplied classification says dry. The concrete pouch and jelly evidence is what this page describes, but that conflicting field should be corrected before publication. Applaws advises up to 2 pouches a day depending on the cat's size, served at room temperature with fresh drinking water available.

Who it's for: owners of adult or senior cats who want a complementary fish selection in jelly and prefer the differences between the plain tuna and named-fish recipes set out clearly.