869 reviews forSmilla Tender Poultry 6 x 400g

Imy adopted cat from a friend who passed away.was very fussy with food I bought this Product for her and she is very happy to have it eats and enjoys it

Smilla is a decent grain-free food and very reasonably priced. I have gotten it for my cats quite a few times. Occasionally I will find a large piece of fat (1-2 inch) that hasn't been broken down properly. I tried to see if my cat could chew through it once, but it was discarded, and I fear could lead to a choking hazard if left unsupervised. It's quite prominent, so easy you pick out and discard before serving though, but just a rare annoyance with them.

We have 4 cats all with different tastes but all really enjoy this food. It’s cost-effective and packaging is environmentally friendly, and we’ve never had issues (other than slight fat separating in some cans, but that just goes to our slimmest lad!). Group favourites are chicken with fish/duck, and 99/100 bowls are licked clean!

Cats didn't like it

He is not a picky eater. This food turns him away completely. At least dog loves it, so it won’t go to waste..

We have a household of 7 cats and none of them would touch this food! It’s cheap nasty pate type food. Don’t buy it!

I started to believe that there must be some quality difference from batch to batch. We have been buying Smilla for over 2 years and both cats would wolf a batch and then completely refuse another one. I can’t explain it in any other way. From wolfing one week to starving the next.

Initially my cat loved this brand and cleared his plate every time. In the summer we placed a large order which he refused to eat. We noticed that the food smelt odd and the tops 'popped' like there was air in them. Zooplus replaced the entire batch, and the same thing happened. We thought maybe the heat had got to it in a warehouse so left it a couple months and then ordered more. Cat refuses to eat it and all the lids are 'popped' again, so have gone in the bin. giving up on this brand!

I bought this food due to the higher meat content and lack of grains, but when I fed it to my two ragdolls they threw it back up about an hour after. My mum was looking after them and she fed the food to the local cat who eats all the leftover dinner scraps in the garden and it was also sick! My cats did get used to it, but this food smells awful and goes off very quickly.

My cat was recently diagnosed with diabetes, and I set out to change her diet to get her on the right track. Most widely-available supermarket foods are pretty rubbish with sketchy labelling and have grains/sugars/whatever else -- just not suitable for a diabetic. I was happy to find Smilla has a high declared meat content without grains, sugars, or other fillers, and at a great price. I add a little water, and the cat gobbles it up without any GI issues or sugar spikes. Her new go-to food!

Our cat is quite fussy and isn't keen on the tuna but she loves the limited edition poultry with veal and it doesn't have the normal cat food smell- it smells good enough for humans to eat too! Will continue to buy.

My 2 cats loved the tuna. I was very impressed by the smell, consistency and price.

My two moggies really like the Tuna (only) version of this food. The food itself looks just like human grade tuna but is darker in colour. I feed them this every couple of days as a change to their other wet foods that are chicken based.

I'm a relatively new cat owner and have been following the crowd and adverts mistakingly believing that some pet foods were good for my kitties. It wasn't until I read the ingredients and discovered I was feeding my babies complete rubbish that I started looking for an alternative that was nutritious, tasty and had a decent meat content whilst being affordable. What I was surprised at was that even some of the 'recommended by vets' food was still low in meat content and full of grain and additives. I have already been using Zooplus for a long time buying decent litter so I decided to look at their food range and came across Smilla. The difference has been immediate. Their coats are shiny, they go for it as if they are piranhas and they adore this food. What Ive found is that they need less as its more nutritious. Their poo's are more compact and they no longer smell bad. I'm using both Smilla adult and Kitten as I have both and I would recommend it to everyone who has cats. It smells good enough for humans to eat and doesn't make me feel ill first thing in the morning when I have 4 cats crawling all over me wanting to be fed. If you are unsure, just give it a try-I promise you, your kitties and your purse-wont be disappointed!!

I have a Bengal who has a very sensitive tummy and cannot eat grains. Until I put her on Smilla she was lethargic with dull fur and continual diarrhoea. She has been eating Smilla with gusto for the last year and is a different cat, very mischievous, glossy coat and solid poo's. The food looks and smells amazing and is grain free. I highly recommend it (so does the dog!)

A good qualty reasonably priced complete food that my fussy female will enjoy eating ( so far!) and NOT regurgitate in various hidden corners of teh house a few minutes/hours later. Am now trying the poultry too

Smilla food on the whole is good quality, but my cats will just not eat any of the tuna-based cans. They would actually rather starve which is very unlike them (one actually eats my kids left over vegetables!!!) sometimes the tuna is *very* raw as well, which is not a problem for cats, but it is a bit unsavoury looking. So not a hit - I recommend buying the meaty cans instead.

I tried this variety as I have 5 fussy cats plus a lodger! who had been turning up their noses at the usual cans of Whiskas and Felix, they did like some of the pouch versions though but these are too expensive for so many cats. These cans have been brilliant,they smell good and you can see the high fish content. I will definately be purchasing more and trying the meat cans too.

My two 5 month old kittens adore the sardine fish pots, I love how you can see the skin and scales of the fish, as well as big hearty chunks of flesh! It smells delicious (though I love oily fish myself so I may be biased) and it's gone in under a minute, with the bowl being licked clean every time! I'm going to order more soon, as well as try out the poultry pot with beef. :)

She won't touch it, although the food looks good quality...

I don't recommend it, my cats don't want to eat this food, and even after a small amount they start vomiting.

If only the package had arrived, I could even give you a review, but for now I've just paid and have been waiting for more than two weeks.

Two of my cats won’t eat it at all. The other two, who usually eat anything you give them, have already vomited several times after having this food.

When I ordered this food for the first time years ago, my cats really liked it and the meat content was still high and clearly stated. Nowadays, there’s no information at all about what’s actually in it, and judging by my cats’ reaction, the quality has definitely gone down because they don’t want to eat it anymore. I won’t be ordering this food again.

The cats don’t want to eat this. The trial can I got with points was tasty, so the ingredients must have been different. I definitely don’t recommend it.

My cats love it. I didn’t know the product and saw it on trial offer, so I thought, why not give it a go? My cats are delighted, there are five of them and, like all cats, they’re picky, but with Smilla, not one turns their nose up. Once the tin is opened, it keeps well in the fridge with a bit of tin foil. I recommend it—if you’re unsure, start with a trial or discovery pack. I already know I’ll have some in my basket for my next order.

The cat didn’t touch it at all, even when he was really hungry. I regret buying it, I don’t know what I’ll do with it now since it’s 12 cans. I gave him the old food he used to eat and he ate a third of the can in one go.

I have 3 cats and none of them want to eat this pâté, neither the beef nor the liver one. 12 cans to throw away. I don’t recommend it.

I have 3 cats and none of them want to eat this pâté, neither the beef nor the liver one. 12 cans to throw away. I don't recommend it.

Smilla is going downhill – it used to be 40% meat in the meat (20%+20%), then 30% meat in the meat (20%+10%), and now... poultry with duck has a total of "20% poultry, of which 4% duck" (as written on the label, it's not a mistake!), so only 16% poultry + 4% duck. Plus, the cans are dented from inside the 6-pack, so you can't blame the courier for that. And the price per kg keeps going up. The only upside is that there isn’t yet such a layer of fat at the bottom (like the poultry with poultry hearts has) and my cat still likes the taste.

My cat really liked the Smilla poultry pâté, but the poultry and fish one: after the second can, she refuses to eat it, and unfortunately I bought a pack of 24 cans! Yet she’s not a fussy cat at all—up until now, she’s eaten everything I’ve given her. I’m really very disappointed and I’m going to have to throw away more than 24 cans of cat food! I’ll never buy the Smilla brand again.

The wet food has a really strong smell, and my cats won’t go near it, even when I mix it with another brand :/

All three of my cats really love it. They’re different ages, but they all purr while eating it.

They eat it very willingly, I recommend it.