Gourmet Soup Royale 6 x 45g

I got the chance to try out this product. My cat clearly really likes it. As soon as I give it to her, she gets stuck in with loads of enthusiasm. The flavour seems to be a big hit, because she usually finishes her portion completely. Sometimes she leaves a bit of the meat pieces behind, but most of the time they end up being eaten too. What I personally like is that it’s a nice little treat to give alongside her regular food. For me, it’s definitely a treat and not a replacement.

I had the chance to test this product and both our cats liked it! Especially Solo, who doesn't have any teeth left, really enjoyed it. Miso isn't a good tester because he eats everything. Solo liked the Chicken and Turkey the most—her bowl was empty in no time. The small pouches are convenient and the three flavours are fun to switch between. The only downside was that I couldn't always get everything out of the pouch easily and sometimes had to use a spoon to help. I do find the price a bit on the high side.

I had the chance to test this product and my somewhat picky cat likes all three flavours. In terms of portion size, it's more of a snack, and the ratio of liquid to chunks varies from pouch to pouch. I don't find the smell particularly pleasant, but the plate is quickly emptied, so that's a sign my cat really enjoys it. It also gives them some extra moisture, so it's definitely recommended for cats who don't drink much.

Our cat really loves Soup Royale and finishes it in no time. The first time was a bit tricky because I served it on a small plate, which made it hard to eat. Now I always use a bowl and that works perfectly. In fact, whenever our cat comes inside, he starts begging for another bowl. Definitely a good sign. What’s a bit difficult is getting everything out of the pouch. The soup comes out fine, but some of the meat pieces stay stuck inside. Getting them out can be a bit of a hassle.

My incredibly picky female cat generally likes the "soup" – I feel that sometimes it can be a bit tricky to get everything out of the pouch, so there’s always a bit of mess left on the edge at the end.