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Hi again, everyone.

So I've been feeding about thirty cats at Wat Langka -- and it's the highlight of my afternoons. But Lucky Supermarket has run into some kind of stocking issue, or something, and I can't get affordable wet cat food there any longer. (They have some at Smile but it's convenience-store expensive, as one might expect.)

Does anyone have any ideas? I've tried asking at both Central Market and Orussey, and people look at me like I'm asking where I can go to buy cockroach-food.

Just buy the dry stuff and add water.

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What's wrong with feeding them finely chopped up fish , pork or chicken, or a mixture of them all. Plenty available in the market and your supporting the locals and not the big companies .

It's a lot more labor and it doesn't keep.

Dangerous Dave wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2017 2:52 pm It's a lot more labor and it doesn't keep.

I see pork freshly chopped up as a fine mince in the markets every day so does not need to keep.

"It's a lot more labor..."

Nah, easier than finding a suitable pair of slippers.

Well in fairness the slippers proved *way* easier than getting an answer to the question that was actually posed today -- so there's that.

Dangerous Dave wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2017 2:23 pm Hi again, everyone.

Where to buy wet cat food?

Do you have a wet pussy?

Dangerous Dave wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2017 3:13 pm Well in fairness the slippers proved *way* easier than getting an answer to the question that was actually posed today -- so there's that.

In fairness you were given a good answer; you just didn't happen to like it.

Lucky sells Whiskas pouches and tins.
And also Delimarket Asia delivery service sells it too, at one time was cheaper than Lucky.
Super Duper had some small tins of some brand I’ve never heard of.


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