The quality dropped is causing diarrhea
This food used to be ok. I fed many cats with it for many years. Unfortunately in the last months something happened and cats don’t tolerate it anymore, it causes bad diarrhea. It caused a lot of trouble in my cats community and the last batch I had to throw away.
Great food paws up
My female dsh cant get enough of this tin food she loves all varieties. Also likes the Smilla biscuits , i left the bag out big mistakes as she bit it and ate loads!! No more help your self in this house so had to put her food in a big plastic box!!
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Very fatty
I find this larger size tin to be much fattier than the 400gm tins. It is cheaper to buy the larger tins and my cat does like it, but I’ll have to seriously think about re-ordering.
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Five out of Five Cats
Five out of five cats wont touch it. Not the most successful of purchases :(
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Tuna and Chicken
I have two cats, one who prefers wet food and another who prefers dry, so finding food they will both eat is tricky.
Having tried the mixed pack, I found they'll only touch the tender fish and poultry - Tuna and Chicken (not to be confused with the tender poultry and fish, which is more like a paté).
There are visible chunks of real meat and it smells good. I see the quality in my cats' fur and eyes.
I also feed them Almo Nature Holistic Chicken & Rice dry food in the morning.
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It's OK
Cats aren't that fond of it, and they take a lot longer to eat all of it than other brands. It's more difficult to prepare than other foods also, one of my cats is quite small and I need to mash it up for her as it's one big solid lump of food. Smells like nasty canned human food. Wouldn't get it again.
Not very impressed
both kittens seem to have gone off this at the same time. Tolerated it to start with but now won't touch it even when they're hungry ..
Good quality and value, but cat doesn’t love it
My cat loved Animonda Carny but t gave her digestive issues so we switched. She doesn’t love Smilla- she will lick at it but very reluctantly eat it. Pity, as it’s good quality and value
OK but smells horrible
This is more like a pate than a regular cat food. Cats liked it ok but doesn't smell good and it is awkward to use. Wouldn't buy again.
Ragdolls love it, Persian just ok
The tender chicken tins go down better, and they all seem to love the tuna and sardine tins. They are not as dry as the tuna only ones. I rotate tins randomly with other 3 wet food brands, so that I won't be stuck when they stop eating one for some strange reason we humans will never get.
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Nice for a snack
My cat loves this. It is quite dry so you should add water to it when you serve it (I always add water to my cat's food anyway). My cat is very fussy and gets bored easily so I only feed him a little of this every now and then.
Sadly cats don't like it
It looks and smells ok, but does appear quite dry and I think that maybe one of the reasons the cats are being picky. I bought as it was grain free and of high meat content and the fact its 800g size which is handy with 11 cats. Looks like I will have to go back to Bozita cans which they love!
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Great find for diabetic cat parents on a budget
My cat was recently diagnosed with diabetes, and I set out to change her diet to get her on the right track. Most widely-available supermarket foods are pretty rubbish with sketchy labelling and have grains/sugars/whatever else -- just not suitable for a diabetic. I was happy to find Smilla has a high declared meat content without grains, sugars, or other fillers, and at a great price. I add a little water, and the cat gobbles it up without any GI issues or sugar spikes. Her new go-to food!
Cats like it!
I feed 2 of my cats this food and they always clean their bowls! It's a great price too!!
Only thing I would say is food seems a bit dry, so I do add a bit of water to it and mix it in and they love it!!
Would definitely recommend.
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Great product but cats aren't keen
Great product; it is a good price, good ingredients and no rubbish in it like standard cat food. Helpful being able to buy mixed fish and poultry packs to try out on my cats who are used to whiska-type rubbish. Cats do not like it as much as Animonda or Bozita tetrapak chunks. One cat refuses to eat the poultry hearts and neither are keen on the tuna tins (which the fish pack mainly consists of). The poultry with lamb also makes one cat sick. Will purchase again but only plain chicken.
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Thank you Smilla and Zooplus
Bought this to try and build up a very sick, undernourished stray cat that has come into our care. Within only a few weeks she is thriving, full of energy, silky coat and much more content.
Good quality cat food
Our cat is quite fussy and isn't keen on the tuna but she loves the limited edition poultry with veal and it doesn't have the normal cat food smell- it smells good enough for humans to eat too! Will continue to buy.
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Don't lionise them?!
Last year my 2 loved/hated this new food (eg beef is a no no) until one day out of the blue they both decided to boycott it (as pets do). Back to Felix.
Then one day in the cold weather, I gave it another try. Lamb, as a safe choice. They wolfed it down - or should I say 'lioned it down' as I noticed they do not fuss around like they want something extra. Instead I am treated to the sight of them sleeping it off contentedly (at last!) like lions after a kill! Meat makes a difference!
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Cats love it
My two cats love the Smilla and the 800g packs make super value for money.
Just ok
Bought the mixed fish pack for my four cats to try. Considering the high meat/fish content I thought they would love it but their reaction was very disappointing. They absolutely hated the tuna variety and the other flavours were just 'ok'. I wouldn't buy it again.
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