184 reviews foranimonda vom Feinsten Kitten 6 x 100g

We know this food from the animal shelter. It's not really high-quality, but it's fine for occasional use.

It’s eaten gladly, but the faeces smell absolutely awful. I use high-quality cat litter, and it still smells unbearable. I take rubbish bags down several times a day.

This was the first kitten food I tried out, nicely grain- and sugar-free. The cat enjoyed eating it too, actually all the varieties (except Baby Pate), BUT, and this has already been mentioned here, unfortunately her faeces smelled absolutely awful afterwards. I had to stop using it because it was unbearable. However, the tolerability was good.

At first, the food was well received, but for several weeks now it’s been completely ignored, no matter which variety is offered. Our little one also developed extremely bad breath from it. I’ve now switched to Royal Canin. It might not be as high-quality, but there’s no point if I constantly have to throw away the Animonda. By the way, the bad breath has disappeared since the switch, so it was probably down to the food.

My two tomcats ate this food. Unfortunately, one of them didn’t tolerate it very well. His stool became softer, and sadly, he stepped in it and spread it all over the bathroom. I stopped giving it to him, and lo and behold, no more loose stool. The other one tolerated it well. I won’t be buying it again because I want to feed both of them the same – such a shame.

One of our two didn’t tolerate it at all and got diarrhoea. Both ate it well.

.. but you don't have to. I have indoor cats, and because of the food, the litter box starts to smell noticeably bad. We tested it, and it’s definitely due to Miamor. Not recommended here. Otherwise, the food is okay.

We’ve been feeding our first cat Animonda vom Feinsten Deluxe for years and have had nothing but good experiences with it for the past 8 years. Our 20-week-old tomcat is currently eating this food. He devours it with enthusiasm, but his (solid) faeces smell absolutely dreadful. Truly awful. It’s hard to put into words. We’re eagerly looking forward to the day when both cats can have the tried-and-tested food again.

My tomcat enjoyed eating it at first, but when I bought the second batch of the food, he changed his mind. Unfortunately, he only eats it now with a lot of persuasion on my part and when he's really hungry. I won’t be buying it for him again. That said, it’s not a bad food!

My kitten (12 weeks old) transitioned to this food without any problems. She really enjoys eating it (so far we've tried poultry) and tolerates it well. But: it has an extremely strong smell! I just can't get used to it. The whole house reeks of this food. Moreover, there are such large chunks in it that I find very unpleasant, so I pick them out while breaking it up. I think I'll switch to something else in the long run, even if it ends up being more expensive.

I bought the food to try it out, and while my two kittens do eat it, they don’t seem to enjoy it as much as Smilla or Carny... I usually find chopping up the food quite disgusting because it contains large chunks, and I’d rather not know what they are... I end up throwing those straight in the bin. So, I won’t be buying it again.

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...

My two kittens love this food, but unfortunately, the meat content is too low. I use it as a change of pace, but I can recommend the Carny Kitten. It's much better and tastes just as good ;) Plus, it contains twice the amount, yet the cost doesn’t double ;)

My exotic pet ate it at first, but once he got other food, he didn’t want it anymore. The price is good though.

When I opened the food for the first time, the rather thick white sauce immediately caught my eye, something I’ve never seen before in cat food. Since my two 5-month-old kitten girls aren’t particularly fussy when it comes to food, I thought they’d like it. But they turned their noses up at this food, and I had to throw it away – unfortunately.

At first, they loved eating it, but now they won't touch it anymore. Such a shame.

The composition is fine, looks good and smells nice in my opinion. I don't stick to the feeding recommendation, as it's simply too much for my little British Shorthair – she only needs half or three-quarters of the recommended dose, even though she's of normal weight. Only three stars because she isn't particularly enthusiastic about it and often leaves some behind.

I tried Animonda and I'm disappointed. The food looks unappetising (dark brown mush, sometimes with solid chunks) and, in my opinion, it stinks. However, my little tomcat found it very tasty, and the amount of stool was fine. Still, I think you can expect a better composition for the price. On top of that, the feeding recommendation is quite high. Since my cat liked it, I'll give it 3 stars despite everything. It's certainly okay every now and then, but I wouldn't feed it to my cat all the time.

Our two British Shorthairs have been eating this food since they were kittens and always polished it off in no time. Nothing was ever left over, but suddenly, out of the blue, the tomcat didn’t want to eat it anymore. He looked at it, sniffed it, scratched at it straight away, and off he went. The female cat still eats it, but not as enthusiastically as before. No matter the variety – I suspect the recipe has been changed again – such a shame!

At first, our little tomcat really wolfed it down. But after he got to know high-quality kitten food, he only eats Animonda when he's really hungry. I have to be honest and say that all three varieties look the same, smell the same, and I can only notice a minimal difference between them. We've also found bits of cartilage in almost every pack so far.