Webbox Cats Delight Lick-e-lix with Chicken - 5 x 15g Sachets (5 Packs)

We were looking after our granddaughters Bengal Cat for their holiday.He absolutely loved them. Did not want his other treats once he had tasted these, they where a winner every time.

This item is extremely expensive. Cost in a local supermarket for a box of 5 is 1.40. not in excess of £8.50. as here. Very disappointed to be so overcharged. Product itself is good but the price is eye watering.

Before my lovely cat died in February the vet suggested I gave Pippa these and she was able to enjoy them when she couldn’t eat anything else. A treat for cats who love them. Good value.

The description says 5 packs. Therefore 5 packs, each containing 5 sachets should have been sent. However I only received 1x pack, as the individual sachets themselves have been classed as ‘packs’.The actual meaning of the word ‘pack’:‘a small cardboard or paper container and the items contained within it’.Therefore the description given for this item is inaccurate and misleading.Shops in the UK sell a single ‘pack’ for an average cost of £3.27 at most. You are better off cost-wise by buying this item from a supermarket.

As a raw-feeder who prefers natural and organic products, I have a love-hate relationship with Lick-e-lix. I dislike that the nutritional information is limited, that it contains dairy (not good for cats) or that it's so highly addictive, which I think causes stress to my cat when he can't access it. That said, it has sometimes been the only thing to perk him up when he's had a health "crash". Last year he suffered a bout of anorexia, the vets recommended surgery to insert a feeding tube which I obviously refused considering his poor condition at the time. We took him home and syringe-fed him Oralade which kept him going, but he continued to refuse any proper food. My partner had bought over 10 different foods and treats but nothing worked - until Lick-e-lix. It's the first thing he *chose* to eat after almost a week. It's also one of the few guaranteed ways to get him to take powdered medications or supplements or to get him a bit hydrated if he crashes. I use just 1/3 of a tube per crushed pill/supplement and store the remainder in the fridge. My advice would be to give only when necessary (a special pick-me-up when ill or for administering medication) and sparingly. I'd love for there to be more transparency regarding the ingredients and nutritional values and also for a much, much more reasonable price, however I can't deny that this has been really helpful in times of need.

Cat loves them but expensive for what you get

It's cat Lick & Lix it was supposed to be a pack of 5 with 5 sachets in each I only received a pack of 1 although I paid for 5.

Total con. Wish I'd read the reviews before I purchased! Description says 5 packets of 5. You get 1 packet of 5 (currently £1.95 in Asda).