Sanabelle Adult with Trout & Blueberries

Great value for money & a brilliant product! I have 15 cats & not 1 of them refuse to eat it. They all happily wolf it down & often hardly give me a chance to refill the bowls while they stick their heads straight in. You can clearly see, smell & feel the quality of the kibble. I have tried many varieties & flavours in the sanabelle range & couldn’t recommend it highly enough!

This is the first time I've tried this brand of dried cat food -- but the cat loves it. I've been using two other good quality brands, but my cat prefers the Sanabelle, and eats every drop. She's not keen on wet food, so I try to give her the best dry food available, along with plenty of water and cat milk. I'll be getting more Sanabelle dry food, and I would recommend it for other cats.

My cats go crazy for them. I have cats who usually prefer wet food, but with these... kibbles, they're really excited 😍

It's really not that easy to keep three house cats happy, but with Sanabelle Adult with Trout, I've managed it very well! I've tried quite a few high-quality wet foods and dry food brands over the years, but since I have three dry food junkies at home – who are also very picky – it's always been a challenge. All the expensive wet food brands (like Macs, Grau, etc.) were consistently rejected, and not every dry food was acceptable either, such as Orijen and Acana. If they don't eat or eat too little for three days, it can quickly become dangerous for the cats. Sanabelle is well tolerated and happily eaten by all (even by my cat with digestive issues – she once had giardia, we worked on rebuilding her gut, but her digestion has been a bit off ever since). Even though this variety of Sanabelle isn't grain-free, it is gluten-free, or only gluten-free grains are used. This is really helpful for problematic digestion or bowel movements (my cat has been tested several times and is otherwise healthy, so no more parasites), because gluten can further irritate the gut in such cases. I've also tried grain-free dry food, but my cats don't accept or tolerate it well (the last experiment I'll try in this regard is the grain-free dry food from Sanabelle). Considering the price-performance ratio, Sanabelle is a really good dry food (especially with additional ingredients like fish oil and mussel meat meal, as well as a high taurine content, which aren't cheap to include). Of course, you shouldn't feed your cats only dry food, but always offer wet food as well (since they usually don't drink enough). I've had some small successes with Cosma, Smilla Sardine, etc., but even then, they would never eat only wet food, and some wet foods aren't sufficiently supplemented. My cats and I are happy with the quality and, after these good experiences, we're sticking with it – no more experiments at the expense of the cats or my nerves. None of my cats have become overweight from this dry food; on the contrary, their coats have improved and they've become more active!