32 reviews forWild Freedom Kitten Saver Pack 12 x 200g

Don’t not buy this for you cats we have two ragdolls and one will eat anything she just has to go near and you can sense she feels sick. It’s basically the same as the pate from Aldi but cost double if not more. Keep clear and get either untamed or katkin for about a tenner extra.

I have a highly food-motivated cat that will try to eat anything (including but not limited to plastic bags, onions and citrus fruits), but he unfortunately wouldn't touch this food. It could be an isolated case with my cat, but overall a bit disappointed.

My kitten was apprehensive of this from the start and ate it very slowly. After a few days and very loose stools is now refusing to eat it. I've tried lots of different brands and was trying to find something a bit cheaper. Now wish I hadn't as it's going in the bin.

I have 12 easy going, non fussy cats. Yet, no one wanted to eat it. Zero interest. I binned what I gave them after a few hours.

we have 8 kittens and 4 adult cats and no one cares about the food. completely disinterested and it never happened before. i won't be buying again and i have no idea what to do with the other 11 tins! (i will probably donate...)

We have 8 kittens and 4 adult cats. They sniff the food and walk away. It never happened before. Gutted and a waste of money.

I stocked up on this food as the breeder of my BSH kitten had been feeding this. It was fine at first but when I started a new batch the diahrrea started. After switching to cooked chicken to cure the upset tummy I switched to Royal Canin and everything was fine. I tried one last time with Wild Freedom and the diahrrea started again immediately. Twenty cans of this are going to the bin, I don’t even want to risk donating it to a shelter.

My kitten (6 months) had diarrhoea every time he had this product. I tried a few times by feeding him other brands' to be certain it is the problem with this particular product. (Poor Tom, I am so sorry).