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Title: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: Den on May 03, 2008, 16:09:59 PM
Wooooooooooo.

Went to PAH today, was looking around and I noticed our one has started selling Applaws - they do the boxes of 12 for the chiken/fish flavours, £6.99 and they do individual tins of chicken and tuna - 56p.

I was so pleased  :Luv: So bought the chicken flavours!
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: Millys Mum on May 03, 2008, 19:58:29 PM
Mine only sell the dog ones  >:( every thing is for dogs  >:(

Check out zooplus for applaws prices  ;)
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: koscha (Ruth M) on May 03, 2008, 20:13:28 PM
Mine has been selling it for approx 3 weeks now, same prices.
Was umming and ahhhing over it,as they only do the 2 flavours. Would be nice if they did a mixed box  ;D
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: clarenmax on May 03, 2008, 20:15:58 PM
Excellent, will go and have a look  ;D

Although Max is mostly on a renal diet now, I do give him Applaws Chicken and Cheese as a treat he loves it  :)
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: Desley (booktigger) on May 03, 2008, 22:23:54 PM
Oops, I noticed this when I went a couple of weeks ago, and thought it was something they had done for ages (its months since I last went), so didn't post. Mine does individual tins of chicken and tuna/prawn, plus the mixed box. Molly wasn't keen on the chicken though, but she did like the tuna, so maybe I should get a mixed box.
Clare - what is the protein like on the chicken and cheese?
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: clarenmax on May 03, 2008, 22:29:58 PM
Clare - what is the protein like on the chicken and cheese?

I can't honestly remember Desley, but I do recall when I first posted about Max and his kidneys, Applaws was one of the better makes of food in terms of levels.

He only has it very occasionally now having discovered the tuna flavour RC pouches which are an absolute godsend  :)
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: Gwen on May 03, 2008, 23:27:34 PM
Must get some applaws,mine have never had it and are feeling very deprived :shify:
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: Bazsmum on May 03, 2008, 23:39:37 PM
Ive never actually tried it on my lot either! Thanks Den and let me give you a big hand for that!  :evillaugh:
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: alisonandarchie on May 03, 2008, 23:59:53 PM
I went there as well today ;D Never tried this but will give it a go.

I was in getting some science plan ;D
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: Den on May 04, 2008, 08:40:10 AM
Welcome everyone.

It certainly goes down a treat here - he loves all the Fishy ones, last night he had the Chicken and Cheese and it was all gone by this morning. With Feline Frayre there is always a bit left in the morning and even with Felix he leaves a few chunks of meat.
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: Kirst on May 04, 2008, 08:47:31 AM
I must get some , Beavi has never tried it!
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: swampmaxmum on May 04, 2008, 15:28:56 PM
Hi, they have a decent website which has pdf attachments with the nutritional breakdown. http://www.applaws.co.uk/applaws_cat_product_information.asp?in_section=applaws
Not as good as renal food but if it's a question of eating or not eating, guess you can add binders (as long as they are tolerated). The food looks very chewy, with quite big bits of meat - how soft is it? I have 2 food lickers here  :innocent:
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: Tiggy's Mum on May 04, 2008, 15:44:14 PM
It's quite chunky swampmaxmum but VERY tasty so I'd be surprised if your boys didn't wolf it down rather than lick it!  Tiggy used to love it, Riley and Lu are deprived and haven't tried it yet but now it's available from PAH that will soon change  :wow:
Title: Re: PAH now stocks Applaws
Post by: Susanne (urbantigers) on May 04, 2008, 16:14:10 PM
My boys love applaws.  I still have cans that I bought at the Supreme last year though  ;D  Almo Nature do a lot more flavours and is pretty much the same.  It has a fairly low phosphorus level iirc, but important to remember it's a complementary food not a complete food - so not for regular feedng.