107 reviews forCosma Nature Pouches 6 x 50g

The portions are small, so I use it as a treat or mix it in with their other food

A very good product. My cat loves eating it.

Our furry friend likes it (though not all flavours). Looks good too! Smells good!

The food looks as if individual fibres have been cut off. It smells good, not like typical cat food – more like tinned tuna. Two of my three cats tucked into it with enthusiasm. The third sniffed it briefly and didn’t even want to try it. My opinion – it’s either rejected or loved – there doesn’t seem to be any middle ground.

Excellent product – even my cat, who doesn’t eat wet food, would have caved for the sardine. Truly nothing in it but meat. With the chicken, I felt like it was just muscle meat, which seemed a bit too little for my cat.

My four didn’t eat it.

Great food. It's well received.

The food was accepted hesitantly at first and then eaten up. Since our cat is very picky, the food has to be of good quality; otherwise, she wouldn't touch it. It looks good and smells good too.

High-quality meal, which we supplement with calcium. However, our cats don't like all the flavours. But tastes differ, and in terms of quality, it's definitely a yes!

It's not exactly the cheapest food, but my two Siamese cats love it, so that's what they get. It looks good, smells good, no weird bits in it—just a high-quality food that my two absolutely love to eat.

The Cosma Nature in all varieties of the trial pack passed the test with flying colours according to our senior cats. It can now happily make its way into their bowls more often, say all four of them. Unfortunately, it's not a complete food, which is why I’m deducting one point. Though it must be mentioned that varieties with visible meat and fish are rarely available as complete food. I, too, am a disappointed buyer of Applaws, Almo Nature, and Schesir. Recently, the rice content in their tins and pouches seems to have multiplied enthusiastically. That’s why I’m so pleased that Cosma sticks to the percentage figures stated on the packaging. After opening the packaging, unexpectedly high carbohydrate content is something you simply can’t use when you have a diabetic cat. And I’m truly fed up with having to fish out the excess grains from the food. Please, Cosma, stick to ensuring that what’s inside matches what’s stated on the label! That’s the reason I carefully read through the composition and analytical constituents of a food before purchasing.