Where To Buy Cheap Cat Food?
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As above.
Where can I buy cheap cat food in Singapore?
1.) Wet meat food (Not dry biscuit food)
2.) Must be healthy and safe.
I like to feed cats but the cost of living in Singapore is going higher and higher.
Last time it used to be 40cents per pouch of cat food.
Now, it can go up to 80per pack.
Anyone has lobang to buy cat food in Singapore? -
cheap food?Originally posted by sgbusiness:As above.
Where can I buy cheap cat food in Singapore?
1.) Wet meat food (Not dry biscuit food)
2.) Must be healthy and safe.
I like to feed cats but the cost of living in Singapore is going higher and higher.
Last time it used to be 40cents per pouch of cat food.
Now, it can go up to 80per pack.
Anyone has lobang to buy cat food in Singapore?
the canned food?
buy more lor.. den u get better discount -
Go to Johore Bahru or Ang Mo at Toa Payoh or Bishan BranchOriginally posted by aHGer^83:cheap food?
the canned food?
buy more lor.. den u get better discount -
go to dog farm and buy
much cheaper -
Which dog farm? Pasir Ris?Originally posted by noahnoah:go to dog farm and buy
much cheaper -
yes paris ris
farm
can go to petmart -
wow.. wad a nice kind person u r....
if u got time.. diy the cat food urself...
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ok noted. hopefully can get a good bulk purcahse discount.Originally posted by noahnoah:yes paris ris
farm
can go to petmart
Sigh.. cost of living in Sg.. -.-..
If anyone gt lobang please tell me.
e.g. any of your friend open pet shop or know someone from pet mart or whatever.. -
Giant hypermarket at Johore or Sheng Siong here
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please dun buy from those supermarketOriginally posted by simnatic:Giant hypermarket at Johore or Sheng Siong here
those are cheapo brand not so good for pets
it is better to go to good pet shops -
Not cheap also.. one pack 70 or 75 cents..Originally posted by simnatic:Giant hypermarket at Johore or Sheng Siong here
I rather buy from NTUC. still got reward point. lol -
Agreed. Don't go to convenient stores.Originally posted by noahnoah:please dun buy from those supermarket
those are cheapo brand not so good for pets
it is better to go to good pet shops
Better to buy from pet shop which sell good quality cat food
Cheap & can buy a lot at one go -
Sumo Cat canned food - 80g (Small)- 75c
Product of Japan but made in Thailand. Rich in DHA.
Cheap or not? -
where do you go and feed cats ? ...... are you feeding strays ? ....Originally posted by sgbusiness:As above.
Where can I buy cheap cat food in Singapore?
1.) Wet meat food (Not dry biscuit food)
2.) Must be healthy and safe.
I like to feed cats but the cost of living in Singapore is going higher and higher.
Last time it used to be 40cents per pouch of cat food.
Now, it can go up to 80per pack.
Anyone has lobang to buy cat food in Singapore?
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CHINA
just give it to your cat... it wont complain... even if it is cardboard
bo pian hav to eat -
the cheapest n better way is to put abit of rice, n add in boiled tasteless fish.
mix it up.
1 packet u can feed at least 10 cats... -
please don't go around feeding strays ! .... -
Why?Originally posted by Fatum:please don't go around feeding strays ! .... -
cos feeding strays not only dirties the common areas, it encourages flies and pest and the further breeding of yet more strays ! ....Originally posted by googoomuck:Why?
if one's that enamoured about cats, adopt the strays, take them in, or bring them to the SPCA, don't scatter packets of rice around void decks and around rubbish chutes and scuttle off, leaving half eaten bits of cat food and rice lying around rotting for the banglas to be cleaned up ! ....
there was this ah pek that used to do that around my neighbourhood, who'd go around feeding strays with newspaper wrapped bits of rice and fish, creating a huge mess every time ! ... and the cat population exploded ! ... best part ... he doesn't live in my estate, so he doesn't have to deal with the consequences ! ... -
Don't feed the cats! You are doing them more harm than good. It goes the same with the monkeys, or any other strays.
You do not want them to be too reliant on humans for sustenance. Their natural instincts and resourcefulness will help them to survive on their own.
If it is care and concern you want to show to the cats, please do as Fatum said and take them into your proper care. -
Not everyone who feeds cats ends up dirtying the common areas. There are several responsible cat feeders all over Singapore who do know how to clean up after the cats have finished. One bad apple does not spoil the barrel.
Cat lovers cannot possibly help by adopt every single community cat. Helping requires money and space and the support of those at home. It's not an easy task to raise even one cat. Cat lovers are helping out by feeding these cats responsibly and sterilizing them to ensure the cat population is under control.
If community cats are not being fed by these helpers, more cats will have to scavenge for food in coffeeshops and hawker centres, or even by stealing food from the backyards and kitchens of residential homes.
If these cats pose an annoyance, please do your bit by sending them for sterilization. Similarly, if an old man feeding the cats in your neighborhood is dirtying the place, please do tell him off sternly.
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Why don't you feed them dry cat food? I say it is sufficent for strays, even though people may say brands like Friskies are not good for pets. Beats having to starve. Besides, dry cat food is easier to clean up and the remaining food does not decompose and stink up as quickly.Originally posted by sgbusiness:As above.
Where can I buy cheap cat food in Singapore?
1.) Wet meat food (Not dry biscuit food)
2.) Must be healthy and safe.
I like to feed cats but the cost of living in Singapore is going higher and higher.
Last time it used to be 40cents per pouch of cat food.
Now, it can go up to 80per pack.
Anyone has lobang to buy cat food in Singapore? -
Haha, okay, you do have a valid point.
I guess I have had a bad experience with cat feeders in my area(AMK). The old folks who do so tend to leave scraps all over the place, not realising that the cats do not usually finish all the food, nor eat up the brown paper/plastic bag either.
The cats that venture into the upper levels of my HDB block tend to leave urine all over the place, and generally make a mess. It isn't their fault, but mainly the cat feeders who lure them up.
Ah well, I guess the TS is doing a good deed.
off topic: I was heading down the stairs this morning when I spotted a white cat. Upon seeing me it started to meow and walk up to me and rub itself on my trousers. It kept going round and round my legs until I decided to move, after which I followed me for a few metres. I wonder why it does that? Does it find me or my trousers appealing? haha. -
the cat merely wants a pat n some praises...Originally posted by gr2012:Haha, okay, you do have a valid point.
I guess I have had a bad experience with cat feeders in my area(AMK). The old folks who do so tend to leave scraps all over the place, not realising that the cats do not usually finish all the food, nor eat up the brown paper/plastic bag either.
The cats that venture into the upper levels of my HDB block tend to leave urine all over the place, and generally make a mess. It isn't their fault, but mainly the cat feeders who lure them up.
Ah well, I guess the TS is doing a good deed.
off topic: I was heading down the stairs this morning when I spotted a white cat. Upon seeing me it started to meow and walk up to me and rub itself on my trousers. It kept going round and round my legs until I decided to move, after which I followed me for a few metres. I wonder why it does that? Does it find me or my trousers appealing? haha.
it wants some one to sayang it nia... -
i agree... 1 killer stays in ur estate, doesn't make everyone a killer...Originally posted by CheekyCow:Not everyone who feeds cats ends up dirtying the common areas. There are several responsible cat feeders all over Singapore who do know how to clean up after the cats have finished. One bad apple does not spoil the barrel.
Cat lovers cannot possibly help by adopt every single community cat. Helping requires money and space and the support of those at home. It's not an easy task to raise even one cat. Cat lovers are helping out by feeding these cats responsibly and sterilizing them to ensure the cat population is under control.
If community cats are not being fed by these helpers, more cats will have to scavenge for food in coffeeshops and hawker centres, or even by stealing food from the backyards and kitchens of residential homes.
If these cats pose an annoyance, please do your bit by sending them for sterilization. Similarly, if an old man feeding the cats in your neighborhood is dirtying the place, please do tell him off sternly.