37 reviews forMiamor Ragout Royale Mixed Trial Pack 12 x 100g

My cat would have loved the ragout version but half of packs already bursted open upon the receipt (got full refund from zooplus). Further after two weeks storage in cupboard some packets puffed like balloon and leaked. The cat does not appreciate in the end.

This review is for the Miamor Ragout JELLY pouches, I believe the gravy ones do have sugar added. If you are looking for a higher meat content food to transition your cats from Whiskas/felix with lower grade meat & your cats refuse quality 'pate' tins this food is ideal. I add a little hot water which melts the jelly .

Last order I had of this good included some tuna fish sachets that had spoiled, the jelly was tough as rubber and very dark brown. The sachets weren't pierced, split or blown, just the food was off.

Bought this for one of my cats who has a sensitive stomach. He wouldnt touch it so I ended up giving it to my other cats but they didnt like it either. I also sometime back gave one of my cats the pate version which was recommended to me and he didnt like that either. Dont think I will buying it again

My bengals prefer food with smaller bits and gravy - here the chunks are just too big.

Elliot likes Miamor - Pate range so I thought I'd give this a try but this is a definite no... He doesn't touch it and he starves himself instead, I tried different flavours as it is very rare that he refuses to eat but after 3rd pouch I had to give up.

My cats won't touch it. Its supposed to be jelly but is more like gravy, smells disgusting & quality is terrible, glad I only brought 1 box to try, will never order again!

My cats prefer flakes of meat not warehouse type cubes, and it didn't like very appealing either. Paws down from my two.

Both my cats didn't like this trial pack as it's cubes of meat and they like flakes/fillets. They do however like some of the other 100g Miamor pouches so I'll continue to buy those instead.

Ignore the other review. This doesn't contain sugars and there are no vegetable by products in the jelly varieties. This is a much better food with a higher stated meat content than the typical UK brands and great for weaning your cats off them and onto something a bit better if they won't eat the pate type foods that most of the premium brands seem to be.

Most cats will like this because of the various sugars in it, just like Felix it makes it tasty. However any cat food that contains vegetable by products is not good for them and is not a good quality food. Ok for a treat now and then but wouldn't feed it as an everyday food

Been looking to get my two fussy cats onto a better diet than the Felix but they won't eat pate or anything in gravy and it has to be in less than 200g sized portions as they won't eat anything that's been in the fridge, warmed or not! Miamor has gone down well so far. Salmon is their favourite, followed by Rabbit and Tuna, then Chicken. They didn't like the Turkey and I'm not happy feeding Veal, it's production is unethical and it's still beef! Overall, I'm pleased with this product.

My cat loves the sauce on this food, but hates the meat. She has never eaten an entire bowl, even when given 3 lumps.

We have tried a variety of the Miamor pouches on our two British shorthairs, and they have eaten all flavours quite happily.

I ordered the chicken,rabbit and tuna multipack. The feline judge tolerated the tuna, liked the chicken, and devoured the rabbit. For this reason, I will be ordering just the rabbit variety in the future, however the product as a whole still gets a high recommendation. Amazing price for no grains and fillers, however it loses one star for the non-comprehensive ingredient list. I do feel confident that it is a good product but I would not rate it as high as catz finefood or feringa.

casting around in desperation for something palatable but safe for my 14-yr old who does NOT like his Hills prescription I/D lol and my 3-yr old fatty with a "trick stomach" I decided to order the Miamor on strength of the recommendations and I'm really glad I did! 2 instantly licked clean plates & 2 really contented pussy cats. Re-ordering now! :)

I have 3 cats, one can eat anything, another with problems with malabsorption and another who cannot tolerate grain. They all love this food. In order to encourage my cats to eat more, I mix this with an egg cup of dried Purizon cat food. This ensures they get a meal with high levels of protein and nutrients, whilst fulfilling their desire for yummy gravy and tasty morsels of soft food. Miamor does have a larger percentage of gravy than most other cat food that I've tried. This is great for my cats and makes for a tasty meal with the dried food.

My 4 love this too! Thank goodness for Miamor. Quality and good price for 100g.

All flavours, in jelly or gravy. All cats - including one fussy pedigree Ragdoll! Great price too.

My 2 cats love the jelly varieties. They gobble it up like they've never eaten before and lick their mouth and paws for ages afterwards. Two very satisfied moggies.

Contains grains and inulin, even though the app showed it as free from these ingredients.

Our cat doesn't like it. The contents don't look very appetising, and the cream is quite greasy. She could hardly eat any of it from the bowl.

It starts to smell really bad after a short time, my cat only eats one type of sachet and even then, just a little, he avoids the others completely. I bought the pouches a few months ago and they were fine, but now something's gone wrong.

Unfortunately, neither of my cats liked the pouches. They especially didn't care for the beef, though they were a bit more willing to eat the chicken. It just didn't work out—the pieces are quite big, and the cats only licked off the jelly.

The food is poor... Similar to Whiskas food... The cats come up to the bowls, sniff it and then try to cover it with their paws.

The cats don’t want to eat it.. Looks and smells just like Whiskas food.

My cats don’t like it at all.

My cat doesn’t like this variety of Miamor. He’s generally picky and would rather stay hungry until the next meal. I wanted to give him something different, but it didn’t work out.

At first, my cat really liked it, but nowadays she just wants to lick the sauce. The sauce is thin and watery (which is a plus for us), and the chunks are quite different in size—especially the bigger pieces, which end up drying out in the bowl. I solved this by crushing the chunks with a spoon. Still, it has become a regular food alongside another brand because of its affordable price, nutritional content, and large pack sizes. It smells a bit unpleasant to me, but not so strongly that the whole kitchen stinks.