956 reviews forFeringa Classic Meat Menu Pouches 12 x 85g - cat wet food

I love that Feringa is complete unlike some other high quality wets like Applaws. Clearly decent meat & no foul/strong smell (litter smell also fine). My kitten's tummy took to it no trouble. Its seasoned & with vegetable which seems to make it tasty and tempt cats who were previously on added sugar/gravy/junk. Only negative is some of flavours are VERY dry so my boy wont eat much in one sitting if given "as comes". This problem has been solved for me though by addin a bit of water to the food.

A good food, this is a complete (rather than complementary / supplementary) moist food that includes a good mix of meat with offal as a thick-pâté with jelly. Not as wet or as much protein, but cheaper, than the Thrive Complete I usually give our cat but the offal content is a good idea in meals so Feringa pouches are perhaps even more complete. Our cat didn’t like this food but I’m sure many others would. A good quality cat food.

My 2 boys and i have been a fan of Ferigna's food for a couple of years now. Recently I have decided to buy the "pounches" instead of the tin version. The boys obviously enjoy the food. I just wonder what makes the pouches a lot more expensive than the tin ones ? I checked the ingridents and all seem to be the same. All in all, I will keep buying Feringa but will only have the pouches when there is a deal. With 2 big hungry cats in the house, i can easily go bankrupt at this rate!

My cats love it, as soon as they smell the freshly opened sachet they go mad. The first time I opened it, I thought the colour looked really odd, but it seemed to sit alright with the cats’ tummies, I think. The only personal issue I have with this sachet is the really strong smell. It takes ages to air out, it’s not too bad in the summer, but in winter it’s a total pain.

The food has a fairly dry, minced texture with a bit of fat. It smells appetising, but the appearance varies. In the sachet versions, I haven’t really come across things like aortas or bits of bone (those sometimes show up in the canned ones), but of course, there can be exceptions – recently I found quite a large aorta (my cat doesn’t have teeth, so he wouldn’t be able to manage it). Because it’s quite dry, I add 3-4 tablespoons of warm water to make a little sauce, which my cat happily eats.