Well my 3 fussy boys have tried their first can of Animonda and they love it! And the best bit is that, unlike the cheapo brands, they have a reasonably small amount and seem full up, extremely content and aren't constantly rubbing around me shouting for food! I also have a bowl of Fish 4 Cats dry food permanently available as a snack if they want it.

They seem VERY happy cats

Now to find another high meat content wet food to make sure they don't get bored!

Yay! Excellent news its always a happy occasion to find a food your cat likes - I bet it feels especially brilliant for fussy ones!

What foods have you tried? I personally feed Grau along with Animonda Carny. The textures are quite similar, and I find some Grau flavours to be stronger-smelling (which hopefully means more appetising). Smilla also seems to be a good choice also.

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I'd second Grau as another option. It's proving to be very popular in our house.

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Yep that's the next one I'm going to try. Looks much more expensive than the animonda though, but I'm going to get some for occasional use. Before this I was feeding only a dry diet of royal canin exigent but after reading the feeding articles on here I have changed my views on feline nutrition somewhat! So now they mainly have a wet diet with dry fish 4 cats or applaws on the side available as a snack.

I'd love to see what you think of the change a bit further on (coat appearance and texture etc) as it made such a huge difference to my boys and mine were only on dry for a few weeks with raw. The switch to only wet made hem insanely gorgeous lol

Grau is more expensive than Animonda but the old feeding reqs were lower I think (200g a cat or something along those lines, I think its in the A-z) Sadly I can't feed too much Grau cos of the grain, and the grain free version is very expensive so Ive decided to go to bands available in Europe instead to keep the quality and value, but I do still feed it a few times a week

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GM, Floyds do 800g tins of the grain free Grau for roughly £2.35 a tin.. Works out much cheaper than Zooplus if you're interested

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I do have a huge order ready to be paid for on the tenth (payday wooo)

I had to take some things out which went out of stock since I made the basket so I am sure I can add some in, thanks for the tip!

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Ah, I had that happen to me too.. Think I ended up redoing the order about 3 times which can get quite frustrating when you're not fluent in German and adding tin by tin lol..

You're welcome

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