138 reviews forRINTI 6 x 400g

We usually feed our dog the pro cani nuggets but didn’t want to take an extra freezer with us on holiday. So, we started a little survey among our “dog owner friends” and, due to the comparatively high meat content, decided to order the Rinti tins. And lo and behold, our currently very picky toy poodle devoured the food and had no digestive issues whatsoever. One point deducted only because of the smell, which is honestly really quite strong.

Our dog absolutely loves Rinti – including the pure tripe variety. Unfortunately, she doesn’t tolerate it at all and gets severe diarrhoea straight away. On the last attempt, she even vomited. We tried it for a while but ultimately concluded that it really is caused by the food.

We’re generally very satisfied with "RINTI". The only issue is with the tripe variety, which our big girl doesn’t tolerate, even though she eats it with appetite. She gets an upset stomach straight away.

My dog liked RINTI, but unfortunately, it gave him diarrhoea. So, he'll be sticking to the dry food from RC after all. I wanted to give him a bit of variety, but sadly, it didn't work out—though that's probably not RINTI's fault, but rather down to my sensitive dog.

The dogs like it and it agrees with them well (I feed about half/half dry/wet). There is slightly (minimally) more jelly in it compared to Pedigree Pur. Unfortunately, Rinti used to contain more meat chunks. Still, it's a good food, but in comparison, it falls short of Rocco, as Rocco has significantly more meat chunks and is cheaper. Another alternative would be Pedigree Pur, but this is often more expensive again.

I’ve tried quite a few types of food for my male Yorkie. Before, he wouldn’t even touch some of them. Ever since I started mixing Rinti with dry food, his bowl is always empty. After observing him for a while, I found out that he doesn’t tolerate the turkey variety at all. He got diarrhoea straight away. I’d highly recommend the poultry hearts variety, as it usually contains plenty of real hearts.

The food is really good, our Jack Russell female eats it with great enthusiasm. Unfortunately, many tins are often dented when they arrive because the packages aren’t packed well, and the tins end up flying around in the box. I've even had times when the chew treats were crumbled because of this. That could definitely be improved.

I've been buying this for quite some time now. My dogs enjoy eating it and tolerate it well. However, lately, there have been quite a few fat chunks in the food. Other than that, it's good.

I bought it because it also contains vitamins and calcium/phosphorus. However, it doesn’t smell very pleasant and contains fat as well as some jelly. Otherwise, it’s quite a good wet food, but I’ll go back to feeding Rinti Lamb Pure because the smell is pleasant and it doesn’t contain fat or jelly.

My dogs absolutely love this food, especially the varieties with tripe and hearts, which you don't find with other brands. However, the price is a bit steep in the long run when you have two dogs!

I think this product is very good; the dog likes it too (mixed into softened dry food), and he tolerates it perfectly. I alternate with other brands. I only deducted one point because I consider Rocco to be just as good, but it's slightly cheaper in price.

Now this is a wet food you can feed without feeling guilty. Our husky gets it about 2-3 times a week as a special treat. She always gets super excited when she sees the tin. She tolerates it well and eats all the varieties. The composition speaks for itself. Great value for money.

Our dog has been eating Rinti for over a year now, is healthy, and has developed wonderfully soft fur. The food looks very appetising (in the poultry hearts variety, there are even whole hearts included), and the bowl is emptied very quickly, with digestion working perfectly. Still, only 4 stars, - because about a third of the tins usually arrive dented. - Unfortunately, only the large tins are ever on offer.

We were looking for canned food made only with lamb. So, 100% lamb. Unfortunately, Rinti Pure Lamb was only 100% meat, but not pure lamb meat. The information on the tin is more detailed than the one online. Now we have to make a return, sorry about that.