CanaganComplete - Grain Free, Free Run Chicken Cat food (4kg)

This is not a cheap cat food but it is a great cat food. I was adopted by a little stray that was in really bad condition, I tried her with lots of different foods but she wasn't keen. Then my local pet shop recommended this one and she loved it! She is now a healthy weight and has a lovely coat. She has had all of the varieties and likes them all but she seems to relish the chicken variety in particular. Arrives fairly quickly and securely packaged. This is a repeat order with this seller and I have no hesitation in recommending the product or the seller.

Was recommended by the local pet food stall in Newcastle Grainger market.We were using the advanced Pets at home kitten food before this and I can actually tell the difference!The cat goes crazy when we changed his food to this, almost as much as giving him treats but maybe that will wear off.The food actually has a deeper smell, you can smell the meat in a way when you take it out of the packet. It doesn't linger, but that didn't happen with the pets at home food.Think we will stick with this one.

The product is great but was amazed to find I have been charged £20 over the RRP - what a rip off

Quite an expensive food but l am continuing what the rspca recommended for my rescue kitten as he had a bad start to life and had to be hand reared. He absolutely loves this food and their is definitely no waste and his coat is very shiny so thumbs up from me

Expensive!

This product was recommended to me from a cat groomer, as she noticed my cat might benefit from a grain free diet. My cat is a 3 year old Persian, a very fluffy boy that only likes dry food, so this food was definitely his type on paper. When we first gave him a bowl, he licked it clean!! He had never done that before in all his years!! It was amazing. I feed him this food, and he doesn't need too much of it either. His fur has improved; way less matting and less grooming needed. Will buy this 'til he gets bored of it for certain.

all three cats love it, no more vomiting, at all! They are healthy and happy, and also they hardly ever beg for wet food any more, (by scratching at the fridge door and weaving around my ankles in the kitchen) now if they come into the kitchen it's just to say hello.

I agree with the more negative reviews here, there is something really odd about this food. On first impressions it seems like good quality food with excellent ingredients, but, now I think it comes across as flashy shiny packaging with ingredients that may be difficult for some cats to digest, not to mention over priced.Bear with me a minute please while I explain..I was persuaded twice to try this by staff in a pet shop, the first time I was sold because of the packaging and ingredients, thinking I was giving my beloved cat something good and healthy, I fed it to him. He was drawn to the overly strong scent whereas I not so much. He happily ate the lot so I thought I was onto a winner. Later that day my cat was sick, next day he had diarhea and wouldn't eat. I put it down to changing his food too quickly so remedied this by giving him smaller amounts with his usual food. He wouldn't eat for a few days. When I returned to his usual food, he got better.The second time I was persuaded again by shop staff (who said I hadn't given the swap enough time) and the ingredients and thought maybe now that he's older I could try feeding it to him slowly. He wasn't sick this time, but again stopped eating for 4 days, was extremely thirsty and slept a lot. The second packet went in the bin.It may be just my cat, but I doubt it..Now here is some food for thought, although the ingredients seem healthy and appealing to us as humans, they may not agree with our pets stomach. Cats are carnivores and although may enjoy and benefit from the odd carrot, pea or even asparagus, I'm not sure berries, aloe vera, herbs etc are can be digested properly by our cats stomachs? At the very least these ingredients may cause stomach upset, yet there is no mention of this on the shiny packaging. Like I said, us as humans may find the ingredient list appealing, but they may not be so good for a carnivore used to eating meat for centuries.I notice these last few years pet food sellers have upped the anti on pet food with fancy wording, packaging and increasingly more vegetable and herbal contents. Canagan claims to have 30% vegetables and botanicals! Maybe a tad too much for meat eating cats?While I agree with buying high protein and good quality food for my cat, I'm not so sure anymore about the rest.There's a lot of money to be made for the sellers but at what cost to our wallets and beloved pets tummies? I'm sticking to other well known and trusted brands that my cats stomach can digest properly.Anyway, just a few observations and thoughts. I will be more vigilant when buying cat food from now on, it's a bloody mine field out there!