124 reviews forRINTI Saver Pack 12 x 400g

When I got my Chihuahua, he wouldn’t eat either canned food or dry food. I tried lots of different things. Then I switched to raw meat (BARF), which he really enjoys. Still, I want to feed him canned food once or twice a week, just in case we’re out and about. His stomach should stay accustomed to it. I’ve now tried Rinti, and he loves it!! Amazing. I do mix in some vegetables, oil, and yoghurt though. His stool is a bit soft, unfortunately, but that could be due to the change. In any case, I’m happy that he likes it.

I used to feed Eukanuba. Unfortunately, after some time, our Coton de Tulear couldn’t tolerate it at all anymore. He was constantly scratching himself, and his stool was very hard. Now I feed him Rinti Pur Tripe alternately with Rinti Sensible Lamb. Both varieties contain 100% tripe/lamb. I mix both alternately with the Rinti Mixer and the Grau Rice Mixer. I’m super satisfied, and our dog loves his food. That wasn’t the case with Eukanuba. He probably realised that the food didn’t agree with him so well. He’s absolutely crazy about Rinti now :-))

I’ve tried many different wet dog foods for my wire-haired dachshund lady and have come back to Rinti because it smells the best, my dog likes it the most, and I prefer to feed her without additives.

I was here looking for decent wet food that wasn’t too expensive. After reading the good reviews, I decided to give it a try and ordered it. Since my dog likes poultry, I got him chicken and turkey. At first feeding, he wasn’t too keen, and I already thought it was another bad choice... but lo and behold, after a few more tries, he ended up liking it a lot! Now he easily eats the amount of a whole tin, leaving nothing on the plate. I can only recommend it! :-)

I always mix a bit of Rinti wet food with the dry food and I’m thrilled. My male pointer, who is very sensitive, tolerates it perfectly, and my Podenca, who is very picky, now finishes her bowl in no time at all. Simply brilliant!

I think the food is very good.

Great food, all the dogs love it – I have 7 Chis, two Dalmatians, and an Aussie – they eat it happily and tolerate it very well.

My one-and-a-half-year-old Maltese male, Chucky, really enjoys this food. His bowl is always completely emptied. I've been feeding him Rinti from the very beginning because he always got diarrhoea from other products.

A few weeks ago, I switched to Rinti Pur. My 10-year-old Boxer tolerates all varieties (unmixed with dry food) well. However, the Rinti chicken hearts give him terrible diarrhoea. Since I always mix up the varieties when feeding, unfortunately, I only noticed it after the third tin!

We spent a long time looking for the right food. Finally, a food that’s eaten gladly.

My Podenco, 4 years old, is still absolutely thrilled with Rinti even after 5 months! Her bowl is always completely empty. And it's really well tolerated too!

Our dog is very picky with wet food, but ever since we started feeding her RINTI, the bowl is always empty. So it must taste good. Excellent food.

I can only recommend this dog food. My two doggies (Jack Russell mix) absolutely love it, even though they’re usually picky eaters. The composition is excellent, and annoying hair and skin problems have disappeared since I started feeding them this food. ;)

My little 16-week-old Alina licked the bowl clean within 5 minutes with this food. The food I bought before, she only ate half of it and it was just a mushy mess. But Rinti has lovely chunks of meat.

The description is misleading; the emphasis on it being pure meat leads one to expect that the various flavours contain the corresponding type of meat. However, in lamb/reindeer/fish, only 10%/20% of these meat types are included, and unfortunately, there is no information about where the remaining 90%/80% comes from. For dogs with specific intolerances, e.g. to beef, feeding Rinti is therefore very problematic because you don’t know what its main components are made of.

I’ve been feeding Rini Pur for 8 months now. Unfortunately, my dog suffers from chronic gastritis, but she tolerates it really well. I mix it with Happy Dog Premium Croq, which saves me from having to buy sensitive food. It’s also quite affordable, especially considering how sparingly you can feed it. And my pup loves the taste! Stool quantities are very small and only 1-2 times a day. The many flavours make it really varied. And it doesn’t stink like some other foods (unless it’s tripe or game ;-)) I can only say TOP!!

The only food that our Benny always finishes completely. Must taste absolutely amazing, apparently.

My 1-year-old Labrador mix Grisu is thrilled with Rinti.. I tried out all sorts of dry food before, but he's very picky when it comes to eating and would often back away from the bowl. Now, with Rinti, we don't have any problems anymore.

I feed it to my German Shepherd-Husky mix now and then, and he tolerates it very well and enjoys eating it. Most of the time, though, I give him a cheaper wet food and dry food, as Rinti is too expensive for me in the long run. Otherwise, it would be my number one choice!

To defend the honour of this wet food, I can only say: TOP! My Boxer is very sensitive when it comes to his digestive system. I mix Rinti with Nutro Choice. The dog loves it and it suits him perfectly. Both are "top-notch products" currently available on the market. Best regards, Stefanie Jung and Boxer "Wesley"