Affiliate disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This article is for general information only and is not veterinary advice. Always consult a qualified vet before changing your cat’s diet. Product details were taken from the Amazon Australia listing and may change, so please check the current listing before buying.
Does your cat sniff the bowl, give you a look, and walk away? Many Australian cat owners know that feeling. A flavour your cat loved last month can suddenly be ignored this month.
The FELIX Sensations Wet Cat Food Fish Selection is a multipack built around that exact problem. It combines three fish flavours in jelly, packed in single-serve pouches for adult cats.
In this review, I walk through the flavours, the ingredients, the nutrition information listed on the product page, how to feed it, and the honest pros and cons. Everything below is based on the manufacturer’s details shown on the Amazon Australia listing, so please check the live page for the latest information before you buy.
- 100 percentage of your cat's daily needs
- Three different flavors of tasty fishy pieces in jelly
- Model Number: 12296670
Prices and availability are accurate as of the date indicated and are subject to change.
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What Is the FELIX Sensations Wet Cat Food Fish Selection?
This is a wet cat food for adult cats, sold in a pack of 60 pouches of 85g each. It is made by Felix, and the listing gives Australia as the country of origin.
The product is described as providing complete nutrition for adult cats, with tender meaty pieces in jelly. The listed specific use is appetite stimulation, and the item model number is 12296670.
1. Three Fish Flavours in One Pack
Cats can get bored with the same taste every day, and variety is the main selling point here. The pack includes three flavours:
- Mackerel and Spinach in Jelly
- Salmon in Tomato Flavoured Jelly
- Oceanfish in Prawn Flavoured Jelly
Rotating between them gives you an easy way to see which flavour your cat prefers. If you have more than one cat, a mixed pack also lets each of them show a favourite without you buying three separate cartons.
2. Real Fish and Wild-Caught Claim
The listing states that the fish used is wild-caught. Fish is a natural fit for cats, which are obligate carnivores and need animal-based protein in their diet.
The listing also states there are no added artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. As with any pet food, I suggest reading the full ingredient panel on the pouch you receive, because recipes can change between batches and flavours.
3. Nutrition Information Listed on the Product Page
The product page lists the following guaranteed analysis and energy values:
| Nutrient | Listed Value |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 10.5% (min) |
| Crude Fat | 2.5% (min) |
| Crude Fibre | 0.5% (max) |
| Moisture | 82% (max) |
| Total Carbohydrate | 2% |
| Metabolizable Energy | 74 kcal per 100g |
Those numbers are typical of a wet cat food. Protein looks modest next to dry food, but that is because of the high water content, so the figures are not directly comparable. If you want to compare wet and dry foods fairly, look at the numbers on a dry-matter basis or ask your vet to help.
4. High Moisture Content for Everyday Feeding
At up to 82% moisture, this is a wet food, and that matters for cats. According to the RSPCA Australia knowledge base, offering moist foods such as wet food or pouches regularly helps ensure adequate water intake. RSPCA Australia also notes a balance of wet and dry food is preferable.
Cats often drink less than you would expect, so a food that carries its own water is a practical way to add fluids to the day. This is not a treatment for any condition, and cats with medical needs should follow their vet’s advice.
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5. Made to Tempt Fussy Eaters
The listing names appetite stimulation as the intended use. The tender pieces in jelly and the distinct fish aromas are designed to appeal to cats that tend to pick at their meals.
I would not promise that any single food will win over every fussy cat, because preferences vary a lot. What I can say is that offering three different flavours in one pack gives you more chances to find one your cat enjoys. RSPCA Australia also notes that fussy eating can develop when cats eat the same food for a long time, so variety is a sensible idea.
Texture matters as well. Some cats love jelly, while others prefer gravy or pâté. If your cat has never eaten jelly, a small trial is a good first step before committing to a large multipack.
6. Convenient Single-Serve Pouches
Each 85g pouch is a self-contained portion. You tear it open, serve it, and throw away the packaging. There are no half-used tins to cover and refrigerate, which many owners find a relief on busy days.
Pouches are also easy to carry if you travel with your cat, board them, or leave food with a pet sitter. Because each pouch is portioned, it is easier to keep track of how much your cat has eaten in a day.
7. Multipack Format for Regular Feeding
A pack of 60 pouches suits households that feed wet food regularly, especially homes with more than one cat. Buying in a multipack also means fewer shopping trips, and you will always have a meal on hand.
Check the current price and delivery options on the product page, since both can change. Store unopened pouches in a cool, dry place, and follow the storage instructions printed on the packaging.
Product Details at a Glance
- Brand: Felix
- Flavours: Mackerel and Spinach, Salmon in Tomato Flavoured Jelly, Oceanfish in Prawn Flavoured Jelly
- Pack size: 60 pouches of 85g
- Suitable for: Adult cats
- Texture: Meaty pieces in jelly
- Specific use: Appetite stimulation
- Container: Pouch
- Model number: 12296670
- Country of origin: Australia
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Three different fish flavours in a single pack
- Wild-caught fish stated on the listing
- No added artificial colours, flavours or preservatives stated
- High moisture content supports daily fluid intake
- Individual pouches are easy to portion and serve
- Large multipack suits regular feeding
Cons
- Jelly will not suit cats that prefer gravy or pâté
- Some owners prefer to rinse or recycle packaging, and pouches may be harder to recycle than some other formats; check your local council guidelines
- Written for adult cats, so it is not a kitten food
- Flavour variety means some cats may favour one and leave the others
- 100 percentage of your cat's daily needs
- Three different flavors of tasty fishy pieces in jelly
- Model Number: 12296670
Prices and availability are accurate as of the date indicated and are subject to change.
How Much to Feed
The feeding guidance on the listing suggests 1 pouch per kg of your cat’s body weight per day. Individual needs vary with age, activity and metabolism, so treat this as a starting point and adjust to keep your cat at a healthy weight.
A few simple tips:
- Serve at room temperature, since cats often dislike food that is very cold or very hot
- Always provide fresh drinking water
- Transition from your cat’s current food gradually over about a week
- Discard any food left out for too long, and follow the pouch instructions
If you are unsure about portions, your vet can give advice tailored to your cat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this food suitable for kittens? It is positioned for adult cats. Kittens have different nutritional needs, so look for a food made for kittens and ask your vet.
Can I mix it with dry food? Many owners feed a combination of wet and dry food. If you do, count both toward your cat’s daily total so you do not overfeed.
Does it contain artificial additives? The listing says there are no added artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Check the ingredient panel on the pouch for the full recipe.
How do I know which flavour my cat will like? Offer each flavour on different days and watch what is eaten. After a week you will usually see a clear favourite.
Is it suitable for cats with health conditions? Cats with kidney disease, allergies, urinary problems or other medical needs often require a specific diet. Speak to your vet before changing food.
Final Verdict
If you want a convenient, multi-flavour wet food to offer an adult cat that tends to be picky, the FELIX Sensations Wet Cat Food Fish Selection is worth considering. The three fish flavours, the single-serve pouches and the high moisture content are practical strengths. The main limitations are the jelly texture, which not every cat likes, and the fact that no single food suits every animal.
My suggestion is to start by checking the listing details, introduce the food gradually, and see how your cat responds.
For another independent look at how wet and dry foods compare, Choice Australia has a useful explainer on wet versus dry pet food.
Affiliate disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This article is for general information only and is not veterinary advice. Always consult a qualified vet before changing your cat’s diet. Product details were taken from the Amazon Australia listing and may change, so please check the current listing before buying.