124 reviews forRINTI Saver Pack 12 x 400g

The food is very well tolerated and enjoyed by my little one. Above all, it’s not too fatty. .... A note to Zooplus! Unfortunately, many tins in the last delivery were dented and had to be used up quickly.

I alternate feeding Rinti with dry food or sometimes mix the two. Our dog loves it! The smell is fine even for human noses, and the food is well tolerated. The "tripe" variety seems to be particularly tasty...

My Lucy, almost 2 years old, is very picky and has left a lot of food untouched, from raw feeding to dry food. I've tried many different canned varieties, and she even went without eating for up to 3 days. Finally, I tried Rinti, much to Lucy's delight. For the past 8 months, she’s been happily finishing her bowl every time. I hope it stays that way.

I actually wanted to switch the food for my Eurasier female and came across Rinti. Unfortunately, I’m utterly disappointed. No matter which variety you choose, it’s all just a mashed-up “uniform mush.” You have to search for any meat pieces, apart from the throat that’s included in every variety. No comparison to the Animonda I’ve been feeding so far, which I’ll be buying again.

Perfect ......... very satisfied and will keep ordering forever.

When I add potatoes, pasta, rice or flakes to "Happy Dog Lamb Pure", I know exactly what I'm putting in my dogs' bowls. Happy Dog doesn't contain any undefined additives. It's a different story with Rinti – in "Rinti with Lamb", there are 30% lamb/animal by-products included. What other meat and what kind of offal are in there, and what sort of plant-based by-products? I'll never buy that again!

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 lot of fat chunks in the food. Otherwise, it's good.

My Rottweiler bitch has stopped eating the food for some time now. You can also see that there aren’t as many pieces of chicken hearts in it as there used to be. Now there are far too many fat chunks in the tins. I’m really disappointed.

We adopted our little one from the animal shelter when she was 11 weeks old; she was more used to dry food. Since she was a bit skinny, her food portions needed to be increased – but unfortunately, she stopped eating altogether. Tried Rinti: our pup absolutely loves it, eats like a bear, and has tolerated it well from day one. Based on our experience, we can absolutely recommend it!

Super canned food. Our Aussie loves eating it and tolerates it very well, as it contains no grains (he has a grain allergy). We mix it with dry food. It’s just a shame that there aren’t mixed 6-packs available, only 6-packs of a single variety.

My dog (Flat Coated Retriever) starts drooling as soon as he hears the can being opened. It seems to be very tasty and agrees with my dog really well. I usually only feed dry food, wet food is given just 1-2 times a week.

... but aside from that: a tin with an inner coating would be amazing; out of all the dog food tins, the Rinti tins are the hardest to clean. Still, as mentioned above: the content is simply fantastic, great ingredients, Lena loves it.

Our 14-week-old Bernese Mountain Dog mix loves this food. The first puppy food we've found that actually has chunks of meat (and not all mashed up like supermarket food). No diarrhoea and it’s been really well tolerated.

My 8-year-old mixed breed has arthritis in his hip and knee. With a well-known painkiller (prescribed by the vet, used as a course once a year for 2-3 weeks), Megaflex from Bay.o.Pet (added to his food 2-3 times a week), and Rinti Senior daily, occasionally Rinti Sensible with venison, and low-calorie chew snacks made from game, he’s completely mobile again, fit, playful, and (!) even trying to chase rabbits again... ;-)

The new Rinti Pur is rejected by my dogs.

After constant bouts of diarrhoea caused by intolerances to other top-brand dog foods, my dogs are finally enjoying their meals again, and in no time at all, their bowls are empty, leaving them visibly full and content. Their favourite after "Rinti Sensible" is "Kennerfleisch-Pansen" pure. It's super healthy too! And where else can you get pure green tripe in almost fresh quality like you can from Rinti? Brilliant ☼☼☼

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 any fat or jelly.

Rinti is the best dog food in the world to buy, even better than homemade. Our dog must know, as he doesn’t want beef fillet anymore, only Rinti Pure – the dog of a butcher. Kind regards, Aris, a DJT male, 11 years old.

After a long search for the right food, we came across Rinti – and we’re absolutely thrilled! At last, our very picky Maltese eats willingly. We always alternate between the varieties: Rinti Beef, Rinti Chicken, Rinti Game, Rinti Veal, Rinti Lamb... the bowl is emptied down to the last bite. Plus, the quality is really excellent. The downside is that on zooplus you can only choose packs of six of the same variety. I think it would be great if you could select six cans in total but mix and match between the different varieties, e.g. 2 cans of Rinti Beef, 2 cans of Rinti Chicken, and 2 cans of Rinti Veal. But maybe that will change in the future. The only drawback with wet food: you often need to feed chew treats so the teeth have something to work on and don’t develop tartar. Otherwise, simply fantastic! My dog especially loves Rinti Sensible ;)

I mainly feed my white shepherd dry food. In the evenings, however, she gets a dietary supplement against ticks, which she absolutely refuses to eat. So, we got the Rinti wet food, and despite the tick stuff, it's gone faster than you can blink. I think it's great that Rinti also makes sure there are no flavour enhancers or similar additives in the food, because it seems to taste great even without these extra ingredients (I wouldn’t want to try it myself ;), but judging by her reaction...).