Kitten Age Cat Food, Kitten, 12 x 85 G

Seller is very good and trustworthy, have ordered a couple of times and will order more! Product itself is so so...... My kitten was unwell and the vet asked me to change to this food. I cannot understand why do pricey for what it actually is. Untra processed pellets. It's also very dry unlike other cat food and I find I have to add 1 or 2 teaspoons of water to it. My kitten also finds these hard to chew and unless I mash it up, he will not longer eat it. However on a plus note, it has sorted the issue and the vet says it's a good high quality food.

My car loves it

I like to give this food to my animal,just to 'boost' his appetite somewhat,when he doesnt want to eat much---and they have usually worked.HOWEVER, the increased cost of these now, [with added p&p],makes them really a 'silly' purchase.When they are sold by Amazon themselves, without p&p, added,they are a good price[usually .85p per sachet at my local store]--£8.99 is great.Having to buy them from a seller,with ridiculous p&p,rules them out for me.I simply wont pay£16 nearly,for 12 sachets of cat food---its ridiculous.PLEASE AMAZON,TRY AND GET THEM IN,AT YOUR OWN PRICE!!!THANKYOU!![in hope].

When I got my kitten he was 8 weeks and was being fed the "Advanced Nutrition" cat food brand. The previous owners told me to try to avoid changing his food abruptly because he is prone to diarrhea. Unfortunately the only place you can buy that brand in London is the Pets-at-Home store, which is a 40 minute bus ride from where I live and not available on Amazon. So I risked and purchased "Royal Canin" wet pouches and dry food, as a replacement for his regular brand. I can confirm that little Oreo hasn't suffered an upset stomach after 3 days of eating it and he seems to really like the wet food! The only thing is I can't find these pouches in any other flavours on Amazon, which my cat probably doesn't mind but I would have liked to give him some variety. EXCELLENT KITTEN FOOD!

I wasn't sure about giving 5 month old Kitty this yet after reading reviews. I won't criticise anyone, but only say that different foods perhaps suite different cats. It is hard to know though and I didn't want to change his diet. However, he gobbles it down! I still give this 5 stars still, even though he vomited the first time, because it honestly seemed to be due to him eating too fast. I give him bits at a time with the dry food. I always say you can tell a cat food is good when they prefer it to pilfering what their humans are eating. Note. I decided on this partly because the vet suggested it. We have 2 half Bengals that are fussy. But also, after one of my other cats was diagnosed with kidney disease, it is said the renal food of this brand kept her going for about a year longer than she was expected to go on. Sadly, our other passed on not long after and wouldn't touch the wet food, though we believe that was more due to pining for her companion as her kidneys were fine before loss. I mention this because it really was helpful for our 17 & 18 year olds (one loved the dry food). And I recommend at least trying it. I know its costly, but if it keeps vets bills down it should work out for the best. Like I said, it won't suite all. Best of luck.x

My daughters kitten, a Ocicat, Travis, loves this Kitten food. As soon as you get the packet out he gets very excited because he know's whats coming. We have tried other kitten foods but he will only eat a few mouth fulls then leaves it, every bit of the Royal Canin Kitten food is eaten, no waste. So money well spent, he also as The Royal Canin Kitten 36 dry food which is always being filled up constantly, we highly recommend this food.

Product is great and my kitten loves it but the company needs to be more careful with packaging and posting. This is how it arrived. Poorly packaged with 3 of the 12 packets damaged.

I am very satisfied with the thanks