132 reviews forSmilla Tender Poultry 6 x 400g

Both my cats are very happy with the food. The nutritional values might not be the best, but it's definitely better than other types of food for the affordable price.

Tiger has taken to the food well.

Fish and poultry hearts are gladly eaten by our wild stray cats. The other varieties are less popular – especially the ones with a lot of fat at the bottom, which they only touch when they're very hungry or if I make sure not to mix the fat in. Overall, though, it's a good, affordable food with a decent meat content and no grains.

The complete opposite of the other Smilla varieties in Tetra Pak. This one is eaten gladly and, unlike the other food, it’s not unappetising. The price-performance ratio is spot on.

My cats won’t eat it, but the hedgehog in my garden devours between 200 and 300 grams every night. He handles it really well, is perfectly round, and will make it through the winter just fine.

My cats enjoy eating it and tolerate it well. The only thing I don't like is that with the "Duck" variety, the fat always settles at the bottom of the tin and, of course, isn't eaten pure. This doesn't really happen with the other varieties. It would also be good to improve the accuracy of the ingredient information. One of my cats is allergic to certain types of meat, so it would be nice if I didn't have to test each variety individually for compatibility but could choose based on the ingredients.

My tomcats are really difficult with this... unfortunately, they won’t eat the food, even though the meat content is absolutely fantastic! I use the food to prepare the hedgehogs for winter. Mixed with oats, dry food, and dried mealworms, the hedgehogs absolutely devour it in autumn/winter. The underweight ones gain weight nicely, and it’s well tolerated—no diarrhoea! If only my tomcats were a bit more open to it :-) But I haven’t given up hope yet. The price is excellent!

At least with the 200g tins, my two furry friends were very enthusiastic. I'll try the 400g tins next, as the price-performance ratio would be better.

Opened the first tin today, half of it is definitely gone, but my eldest is so picky anyway – if he eats even a few bites, I’m already thrilled. Curious to see how the others go down. I also ordered the 6-pack with fish, and this one doesn’t smell as strong as the fish tin.

The food seems to taste good. As a bit of variety now and then, it's really great for the price. However, I wouldn't feed it long-term.

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.

This type of fish isn’t particularly popular with us, as my cats don’t really like fish. The other varieties are eaten gladly and are well tolerated, so in the future I’ll order single varieties without fish. But this will definitely be ordered again. For the price, there’s nothing to complain about with this food.

All four of my indoor cats absolutely love it, and it’s generally well tolerated. 1-2 varieties do loosen their stools a bit, but no diarrhoea yet – half a point deducted for that. Sometimes it smells a bit like luncheon meat, but it’s less unpleasant than, say, the smell of Wh*skas. Still, half a point deducted for that too.

I really enjoy ordering this food. It smells good, has a pleasant colour, and both of my cats love eating it. Unfortunately, the texture is very pâté-like. It's a shame, as a few chunks of meat to chew on would be great. However, this doesn't affect my rating, as this texture is absolutely standard. For the price, Smilla is, in my opinion, absolutely worth buying and of good quality. I do have to deduct one star, though, because the labelling is too vague. For a 5-star food, I believe you should be able to clearly see exactly what's in the tin – how much meat of what type, which by-products in what quantity, etc.

Since I started feeding my four cats Smilla, they don’t want anything else anymore. I tried giving them Whiskas in between, but my dog ended up being the one to eat it.

Our indoor cat has been on felix, and whiskas for the past 4 years and after looking in to how crap they are, we decided to try something thats better but we can still afford, he loves it :) just wont touch it if its been in the fridge because its too cold haha

...and the price is great too, but I wish everything was fully declared. According to the manufacturer, Smilla contains about 66% meat, but not all of it is specified. My ferrets only accept the varieties with fish & lamb.

Unfortunately, our cats don’t like it all that much. Hunger drives them to eat a bit, but most of it ends up in the bin. The price-performance ratio is good, and the fact that it contains taurine is a plus. If our two actually liked it, I would have given it full marks.

I’m currently mainly feeding Grau, as pretty much all other high-quality food brands are being rejected at the moment. I ordered Smilla to give it a try. The first tin was eaten, but the second one wasn’t. Such a shame, as the composition actually sounds quite good and it’s affordable.

My three cats really like the food, and I’m also convinced that it’s good for them!