186 reviews forPerfect Fit Sensitive 1+ Pouches - cat wet food

Well, what can I say about this food - FANTASTIC ! I have two, one year old persian male cats and i can say, without a shadow of a doubt that i have tried the majority of wet foods available in the UK market. Results, not good, every single one of them have given my boys changes in their, lets say, toilet behaviour and with long haired persians, that is not good let me tell you ! I am only sorry that i can't buy this food in the UK after contacting the manufacturers, however, thanks to zooplus and their free delivery over £29 i can bulk order and can now treat my persians to food other than their dry mix of royal canin persian food.

It's the first time my cat tried it and he vomited. Also my fault, I didn't realise it contained by-products.

I'd give it a 0 if I could. My cat used to eat it eagerly, but after they changed the packaging—and I assume the recipe too—my cat won't go near this food. He ate the first pouch and then threw up. I also feed a stray cat, and even he doesn't want to eat it; he just sniffs it and walks away.

My tomcat scratches everything to pieces and pulls out his own fur. The itching is unbearable.

My tomcat has major stomach problems, and this was the only food that didn’t give him diarrhoea. Now, with the change, it’s a disaster for him. I really hope I find something new soon that he can tolerate.

Our tomcat ate this food for years. Since they changed the recipe, he won't touch it anymore. I can't recommend it anymore.

My 9-year-old tomcat used to love and tolerate the sensitive food from Perfect Fit really well. Since they changed the recipe, he’s lost his appetite and has diarrhoea... We would have coped better with a slight price increase than with this cost-cutting measure.

Since the recipe changed, our cat just leaves the food untouched. We had been buying this wet food regularly for more than three years. Such a shame, we’ll never buy it again.

I finally found a food that my two cats like and that agrees with them. And now, to my horror, I realise the ingredients have been changed. Carrots have been added to the food—who comes up with these ideas? Everyone knows cats are carnivores, so why try to stuff them with vegetables! Long story short, my cats won’t touch the food anymore 😡

I assumed they had only changed the packaging, but unfortunately, once again, they've also changed the recipe. To squeeze out a bit more profit, they've just added cheap vegetables (carrots) without any notice. Result: the cats won't touch this food anymore. It seems to be common practice now to add carrots, peas, or corn to cut costs, but I just can't understand it anymore. That's it for this food as far as I'm concerned!

What are animal by-products and sugar doing in cat food???