61 reviews forcatz finefood Pouches 8 x 85g

Cats been on this for some time but like most companies, the more successful they get the greedier they get. They realize if they switch dandelion to coconut and one oil to another, they save money per product. But my cat like many others now refuses this food so will have to change to another brand. Coconut is not good for cats.

Recipe for the whole range seems to have changed, my cat used to love Catz, now they wouldn't event touch it.

I am gutted they have changed the pouches and recipe of the chicken and pheasant one. The new version has made my cat sick. I wish they would change the product photos as it's misleading, and false advertisement and if you have a sensitive kitty, this change can cause all kinds of chaos. The ingredients have changed, not just the packaging, so be careful when ordering.

You can definitely go overboard – when you open the little bag, a strong smell of rosemary herbs wafts out. What cat would eat such heavily seasoned food? I have four cats to feed, none of them spoiled, but not a single one likes it!!!

This variety was always gladly eaten. Unfortunately, the food from the last delivery is just mush, and my cat won't touch it anymore.

Unfortunately, I have to agree with the previous review. With every order, it seems to be less well-received; the wild variety is practically vomit-inducing. Not for us.

My little one ate it, and right afterwards she just had to throw up. The other one of mine didn’t. Hmm, strange. I didn’t want to feed my two with bad food anymore, where sugar and stuff like that is in it. Can someone tell me why that happened? I won’t buy it again, of course. Now I have to keep looking.

My cats generally don’t like Fine Food that much, so I feed it occasionally as an alternative to other foods to prevent them from suddenly getting fed up with those (there aren’t many good foods they actually like). After 24 hours, about 70% of the Fine Food (alongside other varieties) is gone, mostly overnight. But the poultry and shrimp flavour must taste awful – not a single one of my four cats will touch it, not even remotely. Even the crows won’t eat it (and they usually polish off all the leftovers from other flavours).

Unfortunately, I have to point out a difference in quality between the mixed assortment and the individual varieties. Since both mix variants contain game, which hardly any cat likes, I decided to order pure variety pouches. My tomcat, who loved the mixed assortment (except for the game, which I always gave away because he didn’t like it, and which eventually became too expensive for me), has now discovered that the individual pouches have such a sharp smell—as if someone had poured paint thinner or brush cleaner into them—that Titus literally runs away when I put the food in his bowl. The smell doesn’t go away either, so I’ve already had to throw away several pouches. I don’t understand why there are such differences in the batches. Unfortunately, I can no longer buy this food.

The tomcat just turns away in disgust, sniffs, and walks off. The hedgehogs eat it. It's too expensive for that. Maybe it's the exotic ingredients that the cats don't like.

My two cats don’t like this food; they only lick the sauce and leave the rest untouched. I’ve noticed the same with the stray cats around our house. They don’t go near the food either. The plates are still untouched in the morning. I absolutely cannot recommend Poultry & Shrimp. So, in total, six cats don’t like this food.