97 reviews forSmilla Tender Poultry 6 x 200g

This food has changed, it is not as good as 8 months ago when I first purchased it. I phoned Zoo plus to let them know, they are going to get in touch with the manufacturer over the issue and gave me a full refund. Customer service is 100%.

Both my cats loved😻😻but for me sliced my fingers whilst washing them out, so be careful. It’s very difficult to wash them as the food is really stuck. Would buy again but will search first for others that are easier to wash!

My two cats love this product. It also has a good texture to use for lickimats so they eat their meal for much longer. The fat content could be a bit lower to keep my cats in shape so I just the fatty bits off. My other cat is fussy and only eats like 2-3 brands of wet food so no surprise it is not for her. Glad for the tin packaging as I'm fed up with hundreds of plastic pouches, which is ridiculous for households with more than 1 cat.

My two take turns eating it alongside higher-quality food, and they seem to like it well enough. Sometimes there's quite a bit of fat at the bottom, which bothers me because they won't eat it and end up leaving the food behind. Other than that, it's okay, and I think the price-performance ratio is reasonable.

My picky little cat eats this food without much enthusiasm (but at least she eats it), though it seems to be very well tolerated—she hasn’t had diarrhoea, which has happened with other types before. The dog, who gets to polish off whatever’s left, is absolutely thrilled and will now be getting the remaining tins as a fantastic reward treat.

...are really satisfied.

My two cats used to like it very much. However, since the change of appearance, one of my cat refuse to eat it!. I wonder if they change the recipe?.

After my tomcat couldn’t tolerate Animonda Carny, I decided to try Smilla. The manufacturer of Smilla is the same as for Feringa and Cosma. My cat likes the food and tolerates it well. I’ll keep buying it now and then as an alternative to our Feringa food.

My three cats love boxes smilla poultry & beef and poultry & poultry heart, they like the other ones a bit less though. The boxes are 200g for 3 cats, might be better if there were also 100g boxes for smaller appetites.

...ate well, though my "big one" didn't. Still, good food and unbeatable for the price. The labelling could be better, hence one star deducted.

... but my other big cat doesn't like it at all. It seems to be great food though and fantastic value for money. The packaging could be clearer, so minus 1 star for that.

Among the very affordable food options, Smilla offers decent quality and also seems to keep pets full for a long time. Unfortunately, not all flavours are equally well received by my furry friends. The lamb flavour is particularly popular here, and the Limited Edition rabbit variety was also very well enjoyed.

The tins should be smaller. My tomcat won’t eat the same thing twice in a row, so 100g tins would be more suitable. I won’t be able to buy Smilla anymore because throwing away half of it isn’t cost-effective. My other cat only eats it occasionally when he feels like it. Such a shame, as I think the price-performance ratio is really good :)

When they were still little, this food went down really well. Before that, they only had cheap food, from where I got them. Now my two tomcats have discovered the sauce in the food for themselves, and I had to give away the remaining tins (even to the cat mum), as the food was no longer touched. However, the food was a big hit there. I think it smells wonderfully like lard meat, and you can even see the individual components of the composition. So, a GOOD from me. Smilla dry food, however, is still happily eaten, and maybe there’ll be something with sauce one day. A real market gap for Smilla.

My two cats love Smilla. And I can feed it to them without feeling guilty, as it contains no grains, sugar, or preservatives. For the really good price, in my opinion, you get a solid food that has everything a cat needs. The only downside is that the ingredients aren't 100% clearly stated. In some cases, it doesn't specify which animal the meat and by-products come from.

It’s almost always eaten up, but if the food weren’t quite so dry, it would probably taste even better.

We have two Siamese cats, one prefers poultry, the other prefers fish. With the poultry and fish variety, both are happy. It’s enough for a dinner for both, and it’s fresh to boot.