184 reviews foranimonda vom Feinsten Kitten 6 x 100g

I bought the lamb variety despite some negative reviews. The little ones love it. Nothing gets picked out or refused, and there’s no diarrhoea or vomiting. I can only recommend it and will definitely buy it again.

The food is very coarse – it needs to be broken up. My baby kitten, despite being hungry, only sniffed at three different varieties of "Vom Feinsten". Even the two adult cats refused this food. For dog food, however, it’s extremely expensive.

good food for cats

I initially bought this food as a trial from a pet shop. After noticing how much the kitty babies love it, I always order it here now. I think the packaging is very cute, it’s well-portioned, and the kittens really enjoy it! There’s also a version of this for neutered cats later on, which I’ll definitely be buying – I think the wide selection is fantastic.

It gets eaten, but I always pick out the big hard chunks beforehand (this is supposed to be mush)... Sure, it's inexpensive, but that shouldn't be the case. I used to buy Royal Canin Babycat Instinctive (which is currently unavailable to order) – that was much better quality...

Our two kittens only get high-quality food: mainly Grau and Macs, occasionally Schmusy and Leonardo. At first, we also included Animonda in the mix because of the positive reviews here. However, our little tomcat didn’t tolerate it at all, though our kitten did. Nowadays, we don’t use Animonda anymore. We had bought the same food from different suppliers. With one supplier, I noticed on the ingredients list that there was NO pork included. Apparently, those trays were still from an older "batch." Animonda has simply changed the recipe, and now there’s pork in it! Especially in kitten food, that has no place. I can only advise against buying it.

My little tomcat tolerates this food very well compared to others (Carny, Grau, Bozita) and doesn’t react with diarrhoea. Unfortunately, he doesn’t seem to like it as much anymore, since he can’t have too much variety due to his sensitive stomach. Otherwise, I think it’s quite good.

The varieties I’ve bought have been a hit, great texture, I highly recommend it!

My two Russian Blue kittens love it, and the bowls are always licked completely clean!

After the baby pâté was so well received and tolerated, we switched to "Kitten". Both the cat and I were completely disappointed. Huge lumps that couldn’t be broken down with a fork turned out to be cartilage and blood vessels. Such things have no place in kitten food! Even the rest wasn’t touched. I wouldn’t even want to burden the animal shelter with this bad purchase!

My little tomcat (11 weeks old) found the food very tasty and happily gobbled it up. The great thing is that I don’t feel like I’m just giving him anything random. The food even smells quite appetising, and he hasn’t had any bad breath or other issues from it. I’m really glad I’ve found this food for him now – I’m happy to pay a bit more for it!

Our cat particularly enjoys the varieties with poultry or chicken, so I only buy those. Since she’s an outdoor cat, I can’t assess how well it agrees with her digestion.

Both of my kittens have been eating Animonda from the very beginning – no matter what other food I try, they only want Animonda. It does make you wonder what’s in it... The kitten food "Vom Feinsten" is eaten with great enthusiasm, regardless of the variety. They also really enjoyed Carny Kitten, but unfortunately, one of my cats got diarrhoea from it. So now I alternate between the three types: Vom Feinsten Kitten, Baby Pate, and Carny Ocean. They tolerate it really well and go absolutely crazy for it!

Our kitten loves this food (especially the beef flavour). Good quality at a good price. I'm very satisfied.

The food contains surprisingly many very large (5cm in diameter) pieces of cartilage that no kitten can eat, and even my big darlings won’t touch it. After sorting it out, there’s not much left. Very poor quality.

Our two tomcats quite enjoy eating it. However, they only get it occasionally as a change from Animonda Carny, because the meat content in Carny is higher. The price is too high considering the other one has more meat content...

Both of mine dive right in; all three flavours are eaten with great enthusiasm. This way, I can occasionally sneak in the less popular Carny Kitten. They tolerate it very well.

My little Ragdoll tomcat loves all the varieties and tolerates them well. The consistency isn’t too “wobbly,” but also not too dry or crumbly. When you open the tray, there’s no disgusting smell, and the food looks like a pâté (visually similar to Cesar dog food). I think it’s very good and will alternate it with Animonda Carny Kitten wet food.

Our young Ragdoll (4 months old) really enjoys eating it, but in almost every pot, I find indefinable, disgusting, and very large lumps that look like chicken skin and tendon parts. With all the love and acceptance for animals, I personally don't think this should be in kitten food. Normally, I would only give one star, but she still likes it, so I'm giving it two stars. However, I won't be buying it again, as she also reacts to it with diarrhoea, which is why we've switched to Grau kitten food (with great success in terms of diarrhoea). The pouch food from Animonda is much better in comparison, and when she's an adult, I might buy it again to add some variety to her diet.

Animonda vom Feinsten Kitten in Chicken and Lamb unfortunately wasn’t to his taste at all... our Maine Coon kitten still prefers Whiskas Junior. Such a shame, I’d feel better if he ate something of higher quality.