Nobody buys forty pouches on a whim. Forty is what you buy once a cat has made its position perfectly clear and you have stopped experimenting - which is a completely different shopping trip from the one where you pick up three of something to see what happens.

The box holds 40 pouches at 85G, and Ocean Feasts is the fish selection: Felix's compositions name cod, salmon, tuna and plaice, each at 4% of its own recipe. Ahead of the fish sit meat and animal derivatives at 12%, with the chunks themselves 40% meat and animal derivatives, followed by vegetable protein extracts, minerals and various sugars. Analytical constituents are 82.0% moisture, 11.0% protein, 2.3% fat content, 2.5% crude ash, 0.05% crude fibre and 0.40% omega 6 fatty acids. Felix's own guide is 3 to 4 pouches a day for an average adult cat of 4kg, split across at least 2 meals, or 3 pouches for an average sterilised adult.

• 40 pouches of 85G
• Fish recipes: cod, salmon, tuna and plaice, each at 4%
• Meat and animal derivatives 12%; the chunks are 40% meat and animal derivatives
• Protein 11.0%, fat content 2.3%, moisture 82.0%
• Crude ash 2.5%, crude fibre 0.05%, omega 6 fatty acids 0.40%
• Felix guide: 3 to 4 pouches a day for a 4kg adult cat

Ocean Feasts is 4% fish. The named fish in each pouch - cod, salmon, tuna or plaice - is 4% of that recipe, sitting behind 12% meat and animal derivatives and vegetable protein extracts. That is entirely normal at this end of the market and Felix print it plainly rather than hiding it, but the name reads like a fish dinner and the composition is a meat-based jelly with a fish note through it. One other thing to settle on the box rather than here: The listing's record classes this as complementary, while Felix's own copy says it contains everything a cat needs. Those cannot both be right, and the answer decides whether this is the whole diet or part of one.

Who it's for: households with a cat already eating Felix jelly pouches who would rather buy a month at a time than a week. Not the box to start with if your cat has never had them.