46 reviews forSmilla Tender Poultry Mixed Trial Pack

The meat doesn’t look or smell appetising. Unfortunately, the cat isn’t interested in trying it so we’ll give it to our local foxes.

The meat doesn’t look or smell appetising. Unfortunately, the cat isn’t interested in trying it so we’ll give it to our local foxes.

Each tin has quite a thick layer of fat at the bottom (sometimes more than 1cm, I checked the weight and it was 63g of solid fat). I think it should less fat. That said, my cat seems happy with it!

I was buying the supermarket brand tinned cat food for the ferals, but the price rose from £5.00 for 12 cans to £8.50 and I needed 4 packs per week. I always wanted to do better for them but I also have 16 cats of my own. Now I’ve changed to Smilla for the ferals I feel so much better, it has a high meat content and no sugar unlike the supermarket 4% meat rubbish. I can give them a bit less so it’s actually costing not much more.

She threw it back up 5mins after eating. Other cat wasn't impressed and left it. Neither would eat it again so donated 5 cans to charity.

Took the cats a while to get used to this but I would add warm water and even the cat who only eats the gravy or jelly polishes this off.

One happy cat here again. 🐾I had to buy more to re stock up as my cat loves all varieties and running out fast , she will not eat supermarket food now.

Not nice my cat don’t want it. And the pictures is of 400 g tin which I expected but it was sent 200g. It’s easy to make a mistake. Disappointed.

Why so many negative reviews? My girl cat loves all flavours and wants double helpings by meowing at the kids to feed her!! will be buying again very soon

I had stupidly forgotten that my previous generation of cats would not touch Smilla - i have no idea why, whether it's taste or texture, but several of the similarly textured own Zooplus exclusive brands - Feringa, Wild Freedom WET (they adore the dry) are avoided as though they were poison. My present generation greeted their bowl of Smilla similarly. The contents of the bowls,ended up being scraped into the compost bin. Perhaps a stray cat or fox will eat this. ALL my rescues said 'NO WAY'

Oh dear- I was hoping that my two would love this, but NO they refused to eat it. The local foxes like it though. I've given the rest of my bumper pack to the local food bank, so hopefully other cats will like it.

I have no idea why there are so many bad reviews for this food, I've been buying this for a feral family for over three years and they love this stuff , so do the hedgehogs, the magpies and the robins. The 24 tin value pack of 400 grams is the best buy I think, and favourite flavour seems to be poultry hearts with fish, followed by poultry hearts with lamb. I don't recommend the tuna tins though, they don't seem to like that much.

Smells really bad, like super meat, and my cats scrape at the dish like they're covering a litter box offering. Into the bin.

All 4 of my cats, wouldn’t even try it. Now this is bad because my latest feral rescue will literally eat anything, and I mean anything. I’m very disappointed as it’s very clear there’s something not good about this, especially as it reads a quality brand & ingredients. All my order will be going to the cat rescue - let’s hope they eat it..

None of my 3 big cats want to eat it, at all. And my two 18mth old rexes got sick from eating it. Get this off your site Zooplus, it’s clearly not a winner.

I ordered this as I'm trying to find not-too-expensive wet food for my 2 not-very-fussy cats. Sadly, 1 of them wouldn't touch more than a mouthful and the other walked out of the kitchen. I hadn't realised it was 'totally solid' food (a bit like Wild Freedom), and it seems my cats won't tolerate the texture or smell (it's very strong - Poultry Pot variety). 5 remaining tins are all going to the local Cats Rescue now.

Initially the cats ate this so stupidly I bought enough to fill the back end of our garage. After the first couple of tins, they won't touch it now unfortunately. On the upside, our friendly garden fox loves it.

Smilla food has always gone down well with the kittens and mature cats in this house. I mix it with supermarket brands sometimes to make it all go a litttle further. The cats seem to find this version of supermarket food FAR more appealing! I had to re-home the kittens and a couple went to a lovely rescue home (warmer than my home!). They received so many compliments about their shiny coats and healthy demeanour. I gave them the best start I could. Thanks Smilla.

My female dsh cant get enough of this tin food she loves all varieties. Also likes the Smilla biscuits , i left the bag out big mistakes as she bit it and ate loads!! No more help your self in this house so had to put her food in a big plastic box!!

Five out of five cats wont touch it. Not the most successful of purchases :(