179 reviews foranimonda Integra Protect Sensitive 6 x 100g

The food itself is good and our 16-year-old tomcat eats it with the addition of warm water, even though he only has a few teeth left since his dental treatment two years ago – although he doesn't particularly like it, as the rice content is quite high. He leaves most of it in the bowl and eats around it. Half the amount of rice in this food would be perfectly sufficient as a fibre content. The same applies to the Lamb with Rice variety.

Tastes good.

We have been using this wet food with lamb and rice for years for both our cats, one of whom has a food sensitivity. Unfortunately, both cats have recently started reacting very badly to it and almost immediately vomit after eating. This happened several days in a row. We strongly suspect that something in the recipe has changed. It's such a shame, because we were very satisfied for years, but unfortunately this food is no longer an option for us.

My cat with gastritis loves them, and tolerates them well.

Something has changed in the food, the colour is strange, the smell is awful, the cats don't even want to come near it.

Something has changed in the food, the colour is awful, the smell is off-putting, the cats won't even go near it.

Our allergic kitty is on an elimination diet: dry Royal Canin Feline Hypoallergenic + Animonda Protect with lamb, and it’s working well. The food is a bit thick, but we mash it up with a little water and it turns into a soup that our cat eats with pleasure. We give her half a tray every other day and also add a pinch of powdered psyllium husk. Now it’s time to try turkey next 😁

I had the lamb + rice variety. Supposedly, it contains 1% rice. So with 1% rice in 100g, shouldn’t that mean there’s 1g of rice in it, or am I getting that wrong? Okay, maybe they use 1g of dry rice, and when it’s cooked, it increases in volume, fair enough. But when I pick the rice out, I end up with at least 30g. Visually, it looks almost like a 50/50 mix. Plus, the rice is firm and not properly cooked. Cats can’t digest that well at all. Same goes for the rapeseed oil...

My cat has allergies, but she's also extremely picky and has a sensitive stomach. She devours this food, and she often refuses to eat if she doesn't like the taste, so it can be tricky to find something she both enjoys and can tolerate. Her favourite is the one with lamb! Highly recommended.