It's interesting to be able to clearly read the difference because it's nutritionally important, whether for dry or wet food. And having to read the manufacturer's description every time is annoying, and sometimes the mention isn't there because on the manufacturer's website it's separated at the beginning and not reported in the descriptions. ABE
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For example, 'in jelly' is important for many people. Or the pack size. The sorting of the prices should be per 100g, only that makes sense When it comes to snacks, it is very important for cat owners whether they are liquid or hard treats. Because many people, especially visitors (children), can't handle the liquid 'snacks' at all, so it should be possible to distinguish between them. It seems that the filter here was created by a machine or/and by non-cat owners. The e-shop clearly has some catching up to do here.
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sorting cat food by cheapest first is pretty pointless if no price per 100gr is taken as a value. should be adjusted. if you then filter by sparpack and various individual packets of 55gr come at >1CHF, then it becomes impossible to find something cheap without analysing the complete assortment.
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