19 reviews forSmilla Senior Chunks in Gravy - cat wet food

Bella doesn't like it, but she does like the Smila brand of mousse tins or other ones in sauce.

In my opinion, both the chicken/carrot and the salmon/green bean Smilla Senior have a good composition for a kidney-friendly diet that doesn’t require a vet’s prescription for my 7-year-old Kitty. However, Kitty says it has neither taste nor smell, and if I think she’s going to eat it, I’d better think again. After that, she shook her left front paw and walked off in a huff. When she did this for the fifth time, I gave in and gave her Purina One Senior 7+, salmon/green bean flavour, which she devoured.

Of course, every cat has its own tastes – and changes them whenever it feels like it… My two oldies at home, 14 and 15 years old, eat this happily. And the male is very fussy (if it’s not pure tuna, he usually won’t even look at it). I use it to balance out the cost of the other foods a bit – I’d say it’s excellent.

Everyone knows what cats are like. They eat something, but never finish it. I think after the second pack they'll get bored.

Palma is a real treat, he's very greedy and really enjoys his chunks in sauce.

When cats get older... switching their diet becomes inevitable... For the first time, I introduced this Smilla product to E'Vita & MosheMoses. Turns out: Neither cat likes it! They just won't eat it! Not even if you let them go hungry... What does that say about the quality & taste? Result: A whole stock... wasted money! Luckily, there are still stray cats who, out of necessity, can't afford to be picky.

Works well for two adult male cats!

17-year-old Chayla loves this combination and happily finishes her bowl in no time.

My two senior Maine Coons love this food, both the pouches and the dry one for seniors.

Our cat loves the food!

My cat is 21 years old, still has all his teeth, but he can’t chew pieces of food that are too big.

The packets were all open.