184 reviews foranimonda vom Feinsten Kitten 6 x 100g

Even since the kittens have eaten solid food they love this product. Expecially the chicken flavour. I tried them with anything and everything i could and I'm still buying this as its not wasted. They love it.

The price/performance ratio is fine. The kittens love the food and tolerate it well. Unfortunately, I’m bothered by the coarse, firm chunks in it. I have a very large stock, but I’ll try switching to something else in the future. In the meantime, I’m already mixing this food with another one from a competitor, which, according to PETA, is also cruelty-free.

With a new kitten in the house I got a range of kitten foods to try. He's not a fussy heater but he wouldn't even look at some of them.This one is the second most popular and one he will always eat. (The 13 year old cat loves it too and she's super fussy!)

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.

My two little kittens devour the food and lick the bowl clean down to the last bit. It smells pleasant and looks tasty too. They're thriving beautifully, and their fur is shiny.

She (10 months old, female cat) really liked it. Soft, tasty.

...but only the lamb variety! Poultry is only eaten when the hunger is too strong. Otherwise, good price, and the appearance and smell are good too.

I’ve been feeding my cat Animonda’s finest from the very beginning. It’s always gone down well. His favourite flavour keeps changing – at the moment it’s lamb, and he’s not into poultry at all right now. Every now and then, I give my cat something special because I think he might get a bit bored with just this food. But as a main food, it’s great!

My little mini leopard absolutely loves the food. However, I’ve noticed that with the beef variety, she always leaves some behind or sometimes doesn’t touch it at all. After closer inspection (I mash the food with a fork in her bowl to check directly if everything is okay with the food), I’ve found strange foreign objects in almost every "beef" tray. Once, it was a string-like, rubbery foreign object that looked like part of an intestine; another time, I picked out small bone fragments, and very often I’ve had to remove black, hard substances that smelled bad and looked like parts of cow hooves. But the other varieties are absolutely recommended and suit my little one really well! That’s why I’m giving it 4 stars.

We tried the lamb variety. The little one seems to like it. He always eats it all up completely. However, we give him less than the recommended amount and dilute it a bit with water, as he also gets dry food. The smell and appearance aren’t great, but otherwise, it’s a good product.

My cat is now getting this food because we think it's better than the one the breeder recommended. It might not look as appetising as the old one, but she actually likes it a lot more, so we're slowly getting her used to this now. Personally, I think it's great apart from the appearance. After all, the eye doesn't always have to eat too! :D And the beef content is actually 25%, not 24% as Zooplus wrote here. :D

As soon as I open the bowl, my British Shorthair immediately devours it. But the cartilage pieces, which are now in every pack, really bother me. For this price, I think I can expect something better, can't I?

My two definitely enjoyed it. I'll keep buying it from time to time! The contents are good too, e.g. no sugar! The only thing that annoys me is that the trays for adult kitties only come in such large packages! Otherwise, top-notch food!

The tins from Animonda are completely ignored by my cats, so I’m surprised that they love the trays so much – they’re emptied in no time!

My very taste- and smell-sensitive kittens (Selkirk Rex and Persian/British Shorthair mix) absolutely love this food, thank goodness, and they clean their bowls with appetite. However, I did have to remove a small bone piece two or three times.

The food gets eaten, but it doesn't exactly knock my little one off her feet.

Our little Sunny (Siamese tomcat), 14 weeks old, likes this food, even though he's not a big "eater". Senior Mitscho (15 years old) is also very impressed.

Even though my little foodie prefers food with chunks, she really likes this one as well.

My little witch usually prefers food with chunks rather than mush, but every few days, Animonda is acceptable and then gets completely devoured with pleasure.

My tomcat really enjoyed eating the food and, most importantly, tolerated it well, which was a stroke of luck since he gets diarrhoea very easily. Now he's 8 months old and seems to think he's no longer a "baby," as he won't eat it anymore.