124 reviews forRINTI Saver Pack 12 x 400g

Since we switched to Rinti, our dog eats willingly; she no longer needs to be coaxed to eat. Also, trips to the meadow are much more pleasant now—the piles are no longer as big, which suggests that more of the food is being absorbed and not just coming out as waste.

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

Yaco is crazy about chicken hearts! His absolute favourite after veal!!!!!

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

My little mixed-breed puppy Gino has had issues like bloating or diarrhoea with many other types of wet food, but he tolerates Rinti very well. I’ll stick with this brand. However, he only likes the beef variety; he won’t eat the chicken one – but that’s probably down to personal taste rather than the food itself – so 5 stars.

Our puppy is thrilled, our 12-year-old German Shepherd has regained her appetite, and even our cats lick the leftovers from the bowls. This food is a complete success for "everyone" in our household. That's why we have it regularly shipped here to Spain.

You can't go wrong with this. We have a Yorkie family, consisting of parents and their daughter, and they love it. Especially the poultry hearts, turkey, and chicken. I can only recommend it.

Thanks to Rinti, my underweight dog has gained weight nicely. It’s an excellent food. The sea fish variety actually smells like sea fish; beef smells like beef;... I can only recommend it! You’ll never want to switch again, and neither will your dog!

My dog loves Rinti, especially the turkey variety. I no longer need to encourage her to eat like I used to. As soon as she gets her bowl with Rinti turkey, she eats everything up, and the cat is left empty-handed—nothing is left over. She also had no issues at all when switching to it. Brilliant!

My dog has been regularly eating Rinti since he was 8 weeks old – now it’s been 16 months that I can speak for (first the Junior Rinti and then the regular varieties), and he tolerates it brilliantly. Time and again, I’ve tried other, especially more expensive, highly praised tins, but nothing has suited him as well as the different varieties of Rinti. I place great importance on a balanced diet and rely firmly on dry food from Josera and wet food from Rinti – my dog is bursting with joy for life and has an amazing coat with lots of shine :-) I can wholeheartedly recommend it!

I’ve been feeding Rinti to our Basset Artesien Normand, Paul, for quite a long time now. He’s always thrilled and eats it happily. In the mornings, he gets a quarter of a can mixed with his dry food. As for the diarrhoea... he had that back when I switched his food, so it wasn’t caused by Rinti itself but rather by the change. You just need to be a bit patient in such cases. I take in boarding dogs, and many of them didn’t want to eat "their" food anymore because they could smell that our Paul was getting Rinti. I’ve managed to convince many neighbours with dogs to start feeding Rinti as well. Whenever I order Rinti, it’s always a group order for everyone! That way, we also get a group order discount. Additionally, I’m part of a Basset club, and they receive 3% of the invoice amount from Zooplus as a credit for supporting poor floppy ears. So, I’m also doing something for a good cause. Price-wise, Rinti here is pretty much the same as in local pet shops. The advantage of ordering here is that I don’t have to lug it home :O)), and I also get the group order discount, which makes it a bit cheaper!

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 Yorkshire mix, 8kg, loves all kinds of food ... the plate is empty in no time ... half a tin a day (200g), and if he’s still hungry later, he moves on to the dry food ... highly recommended! Today it was pure tripe ;-)

My Beagle Melly (1 year and 5 months) is very picky (which is quite unusual for a Beagle). Ever since I started feeding her Rinti, she’s finally eating properly. I think the composition of Rinti is excellent, especially since it doesn’t contain any preservatives or similar additives. She tolerates it really well. I can only say: a full 5 stars!!!

THE DOG FOOD IS VERY POPULAR BUT NOW I HAVE TO SAY IT'S BECOME TOO EXPENSIVE FOR ME!!!

I feed Rinti to my mixed-breed dog about six times a month; otherwise, he always gets dry food. But when he gets this wet food, he pushes the entire bowl around and tries to lick up even the tiniest crumbs, and he looks extremely satisfied after eating. He absolutely loves it and has no issues with digestion. I don’t mix anything in; he should be able to enjoy the food just as it comes out of the tin :-)

I always mix Rinti with Markus Mühle dry food for our Podenco because I don't agree with the Rinti manufacturers when they say a dog only needs meat. But when mixed with a healthy dry food, I find Rinti ideal, especially because it’s pure meat. Unlike some unidentifiable wet food pressed into standard chunks, Rinti simply looks like cooked meat; in some varieties, there are even whole pieces. The poultry hearts variety is genuinely full of whole poultry hearts. The dog loves it and it agrees with him – and it leaves a good impression on me. (And even the cat keeps trying to steal it from the dog...)

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 in no time, 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.

I feed Rinti wet food as an alternative to raw feeding. When we’re away at competitions, I use canned food since raw meat doesn’t keep as long. Our dog tolerates it really well, her stools are perfect, and she seems to enjoy the taste too (obviously). We’re very impressed and can only recommend this food. So far, we’ve fed her lamb and game. Best regards,

I've been feeding Rinti to Larry for almost a year now, and he absolutely loves it, no matter the flavour—whether it's Sensitive, Pure, or Gold. His absolute favourite is tripe, which thankfully doesn't smell quite as awful with Rinti. But hey, what wouldn't you do for your furry friend? You even put up with the smell of tripe :-))