Bestin Cat Chicken in Jelly Pm89p

Cats will clear a bowl and give no sign of what was actually in it, which is how a budget can gets away with naming itself after an ingredient it barely contains.

This is a wet cat food built on meat and animal derivatives, cereals, derivatives of vegetable origin, various sugars and minerals, served in jelly, and the named chicken carries 4% of that mix. The analysis on the tin runs to protein 7%, fat content 4%, crude fibre 0.5%, crude ash 2% and moisture 82% — a high-moisture recipe typical of the value end of the can aisle. It's sold as a complete cat food, meant to be the whole meal rather than a topper.

• Composition: meat and animal derivatives, named chicken 4%, cereals, derivatives of vegetable origin, various sugars, minerals
• Protein 7%, fat content 4%, crude fibre 0.5%, crude ash 2%, moisture 82%
• 400G tin
• Served in jelly
• Sold as a complete cat food

On the name. "Chicken" on the label is the flavour, not the majority ingredient — the composition names chicken at 4% and leaves the rest of the meat content as unspecified "meat and animal derivatives." That's ordinary for a can at this price point, but worth knowing before you assume the tin is mostly chicken.

Who it's for: owners feeding more than one cat who want a plain, complete wet tin at a value price, and who aren't relying on the name for a precise picture of what's inside.