MAC's Cat 6 x 400g

Used to feed this to my cat due to its high meat content , however it's been the second time I found a sharp piece of plastic in the can which could have been dangerous/potentially fatal if consumed.

Better than commercial cat food no additives like jelly glue

Unfortunately our cat would not touch this product.

Admittedly, my cat isn't the biggest fusspot, but there are certain things she doesn't like (mainly mushy paté). She'll wolf down this one, though. The food is very firm and VERY dry. You need to properly break it up and I usually add a couple of splashes of water to it - my cat seems to prefer it that way. And who doesn't like a bit of gravy? It smells fine, too, and with 70 per cent meat contents should be among the better stuff to feed your moggies. Enjoy.

My Maine Coone kitten has been diagnosed with IBD and nothing has worked for him.Not even chicken and rice,apparently chicken is bad for cats with IBD because is mainly fed grain. I was unable to find anything for kittens with IBD so now he gets fed Macs and some high calorie gastrointestinal dry food .He is thriving and putting a lot of weight ,no more runny tummy for him,so I definitely would recommend a mono protein cat food for cats with long term digestion problems.

No matter which variety, it gets left uneaten.

All three of my cats gobble up the pure Chicken variety really quickly. So they clearly love the taste. The smell and texture are also fine. For a price under 5 euros per kilo, I'm happy to buy it again.