16 reviews forcatz finefood Purrrr Can 6 x 400g

My cats eat this food and they really like it. We alternate it with Mac’s. It has a high meat content, and I had no trouble switching to it — they immediately started eating better and finishing their meals. No more waste 😀

One of our cats is allergic to chicken, and chicken is exactly what the cat loves to eat the most. The only alternative without chicken that both our cats will eat is kangaroo. So far, we've tried everything possible!

I suspect the recipe for the kangaroo variety has somehow been changed. Up until now, it was the absolute favourite of my two cats – the only one they both ate without any issues and thoroughly enjoyed. After the variety was unavailable for over nine months and I was quite desperate, I jumped at the chance as soon as tins were back in stock. One cat vomited straight away, and the other only ate a little before completely refusing it. Really frustrating. Now I’m stuck with the tins.

My two tomcats love this variety – the bowl is completely emptied and thoroughly licked clean, and I’m thrilled that I’ve managed to get their food allergy (as it turns out, to chicken!!!) under control with this. They’ll be getting it more often now and then again. Our main food at the moment is Granatapet and Catz Finefood Classic 👍🏻

Unfortunately, the consistency and colour of the food have changed. It's now mushier and lighter than usual. Sadly, my cats no longer eat it either. Such a shame.

I bought various types of food for my cat. She either couldn’t tolerate it (diarrhoea) or didn’t like the taste. It wasn’t until we tried finefood that we hit the jackpot – she likes it, it smells good, and the diarrhoea is gone. We’re sticking with this brand; the price is very reasonable compared to other food brands.

Our cat has had issues with so many grain-free food varieties, reacting with diarrhoea and allergies. Ever since we started feeding her this food, which she also really enjoys eating, she hasn’t had any problems anymore, so this food is especially recommended for pets with allergies. Additionally, the food is high-quality and smells pleasant. However, I did notice that with the last order, some tins had a slightly different consistency and smell, even though they were all supposed to be chicken.

Above all, the kangaroo flavour has really won over my cats. Absolutely recommendable, even for sensitive kitties.

Our tomcat is suspected to have a possible food intolerance. He has bald patches and itching around his face. That’s why we switched to this food (kangaroo) without grains and unnecessary additives. Our tomcat and our two other cats are eating the food with great enthusiasm.

My very picky cat loves kangaroo. She enjoys eating it, and because of the higher nutrient content, you feed less compared to lower-quality food (feeding recommendations are on the tin anyway). Her stool doesn’t smell as bad and is darker as a result. That’s a sign of good nutrient absorption in the body. I can feed her this without any worries and know she’s getting everything she needs. Next, I’ll try lamb!

Catz finefood Kangaroo is a firm favourite with my two picky tomcats. They both love it.

I repeatedly had problems with feeding my cat (estimated to be 11 years old). She had been in the animal shelter several times and initially ate pretty much any food. However, after some time, she started vomiting and having diarrhoea. So, off to the vet – food allergy! After making some adjustments, I thought I had solved the problem (a mix of dry and wet food), but then everything started all over again, and recently, the cat began scratching herself more and more – mainly around her neck and head. So, the only option left was an elimination diet. After reading the positive reviews of Catz Finefood Purrrr, I was still sceptical and decided to order the trial pack first – luckily, as she pretty much ignored the lamb and sheep varieties and only ate the pork moderately. Food with fish had already caused problems in the past (even though my indoor tiger always pounced on it), and this one had an extremely intense smell that I really didn’t want lingering in my flat. So, it came down to the kangaroo variety. Since I’ve been feeding her only this food: - no more scratching her skin - no more diarrhoea - no more vomiting I feed her several times a day in smaller portions to minimise waste from stale or dried-out food. In the near future, I’ll try reintroducing dry food (most recently Acana Wild Prairie), as I’m pretty sure the issue was with the wet food – possibly a new recipe or something similar with the last batch. I can only recommend this food and will continue to buy it.

My tomcat has a food intolerance that manifests as sore, bald patches and itching. I carried out an elimination diet with this food (kangaroo) and fed him only this food for six weeks. The food contains no grains, no unnecessary additives, and is clearly labelled. My tomcat loves the food (even though he normally only likes food with sauce), the allergy is gone, and he’s developed a fantastic coat. In the future, we’re planning to try the other varieties from this brand as well.

Very good food! You can really feed this with a clear conscience. No additives, no grains, lots of meat, and full declaration to boot! This is how all pet food should be. Originally bought as a sort of Sunday roast for cats, the kangaroo flavour quickly became the favourite. Everything else is treated more like vegetables by kids, while kangaroo disappears like chocolate. ;o)

Catz Finefood Purrr is, to date, the only complete single-protein food that our tomcat can tolerate. It's ideal for cats that react to certain types of meat, and overall, it's very well tolerated. Our other cats also loved it straight away. I can only recommend this food!

I bought the chicken and salmon varieties at the beginning of the year. My pets love these flavours. Salmon is an absolute hit with them. Finally, a food with just one protein source that’s also well-received. We’re convinced!