124 reviews forRINTI Saver Pack 12 x 400g

The best canned food for my furry friends...!!!!

My dog is absolutely crazy about the food. I can definitely recommend it.

I have now given Rinti to my two Chihuahuas to eat. It’s been very well received and happily eaten. It smells good and looks good too. I would definitely recommend it.

My Kalle (Shar Pei) is very picky and unfortunately doesn’t tolerate every type of food. But with Rinti, we’ve "struck gold". He loves eating it – every variety – and tolerates it brilliantly!

Had a good experience with Rinti, the food agrees well with the dog! He probably likes the taste of everything, but we also have to smell the food when we open the tin.

We are very satisfied with Rinti. My pug has a beautiful coat and is full of energy. Don’t let the slightly higher price fool you, as we only need 1 tin a day, whereas with other wet food brands, it’s 1.5 to 2 tins for his weight. So, we’re very happy – 5 stars.

My Knut, a Shih Tzu, has been eating Rinti since he was a puppy. He used to have digestive issues. Until I found Rinti... Every now and then, I try out a different wet food. But I always come back to Rinti, regretfully.

My dog is very picky and fussy. Rinti Kennerfleisch was always eaten.

The best dog food I've ever fed. I always buy several tins whenever zooplus has an offer... so zooplus... my tins are running out again soon...

Very good complete food for dogs. Good consistency and smell. My dogs tolerate Rinti very well. The bowl is empty in no time at all. I can only recommend it. It's also suitable for sensitive dog stomachs. My dogs get Rinti Sensible when they have digestive issues (diarrhoea, etc.). It helps them quickly.

The food is very good and well received. Unfortunately, I miss having a mixed selection here, so I prefer to shop at the dog store.

My Cocker Spaniels love eating Rinti! It was important to me to feed them food that doesn’t contain soy or wheat. I can definitely recommend Rinti!

The dogs like it and it agrees with them well (I feed about half dry/half wet). There is slightly (minimally) more jelly in it compared to Pedigree Pur. Unfortunately, Rinti used to have more meat chunks in the past. Still, it's a good food, but compared to Rocco, it falls short, 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.

I prefer to stick with Porta 21 because my French Bulldog tolerates it much better. With Rinti, my Bully gets severe bloating and unfortunately also diarrhoea, and that’s just not acceptable. So, no thank you—I’ll stay with Porta 21. At least it’s digestible and has a high meat content, which unfortunately can’t be said for Rinti. :( But well, every dog tolerates food differently. Even my two Chihuahuas handle Rinti well, but no, I still like the other food much, much better.

I've had a J. Russell male dog for 6 weeks now. He's not my first dog. I've tried lots of different dog foods before. But now I've found an almost perfect combination of dry and wet food. In the morning, dry food from Re... Nature, and in the evening, Rinti. In the evenings, I always feel like the dog would happily eat his bowl along with the food. I think the food is really good. That goes for all the varieties. They're very well tolerated, which you can also see from the dog's stools. For training, I use Rinti Chico. I always cut it into small pieces. The result? The dog learns much faster... because there's something super tasty as a reward. Keep it up!!!

Twice a week, my dog gets Rinti Pure Tripe. There used to be really nice chunks of tripe in it, which even our cat went crazy for. Now, the tins only contain an unidentifiable mush that the dog still eats, but the cat won’t touch anymore. It’s a shame that the quality of otherwise good products always seems to decline over time. I’d happily pay a few pence more if it meant getting the quality we used to have.

It really does seem to be tasty, as my dog eats it very eagerly. However, even a small amount of mixed-in poultry hearts (1/2 small can per day!) causes severe diarrhoea. Since I alternate between the varieties, it only became noticeable after some time. I won’t be buying it again!

We've been feeding our French Bulldogs the Rinti line for almost two years now. They like it, and what's important is that they "tolerate" it well. However, with the new "Wild Boar" variety, our sensitive bullies experience stomach aches and loud tummy gurgling the next day. Otherwise, it's truly a top-notch food for us!

The food is really good, our Jack Russell bitch 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 rattling around in the box. I've occasionally had cases where the chew treats were crumbled because of this. That could definitely be improved.