Applaws Kitten Cans 70g - cat wet food

My cat absolutely HATES this, i can understand why, it smells really bad. It doesn't even smell like fish. Not recommended!

My 6 month old kitten loves the Tuna one, and honestly it looks like actual Tuna rather than processed food. Really like Applaws their food is much better quality than whiskas etc (which my kitten loves BTW, i just dont feed it to him anymore)

Great food! My kitten loves it! Highly recommend!

My 4 and half months old kitten is on Royal Canin mother and baby dry+kitten wet food. After lots research, I decided to try Applaws for him. I ordered the mixed pack kitten canned food+ 400g Kitten Dry food to give it a try. Mixing a little bit of new food with his old dry and wet food. I expected he would eat both new and old food. However, He ate Applaws canned food straight away and left old wet food behind. Then went to his dry food bowl and picked Applaws kibble to eat only.🤣🤣🤣

Our kitten was on Whiskas when we first got him but he never seemed that interested and would slowly pick at his food. After a couple of weeks we moved him onto Applaws wet and dry, and he now empties his bowl as soon as it's filled. He seems to be much more energetic now and can't wait for meal times. His favourites are the tuna and sardine flavours. Highly recommended.

Cats seemed to like it, and it's full of real meat pieces. I realised after ordering it's not a complete food. I do think this should be made more obvious in the title of products on this site, for those who might not check the label, and end up with a very poorly kitty.

My cat's diet was been changed to nothing but Applaws, because the benefits of solely eating this range, outweighs the increase in price. However, I have noticed there is a distinct change in the Sardine & Mackerel, whereby, the chunks of fish have been replaced with a mushy consistency & it states 5% rice, in the ingredients, although, that is an understatement, because there is, now, a large amount of soaked rice, which I assume has been added, in order, to pad out the meal & in turn reduces the need for whole pieces of fish, which obviously keeps the costs down, at the manufacturing stage, however, the price I pay for the food hasn't decreased. Why do companies change a popular food item, at the risk of losing business? Yes, Applaws is one of the most expensive pet food, but, buying it in large quantities is actually economical, in addition to the fact that, up until these alterations, my cat would eat every single morsel, which meant I wasn't throwing away unwanted/leftover food. Now, I am inundated with tins of food that my cat refuses to eat & Applaws has an extremely disappointed & frustrated customer.

While it might not be the cheapest, my kitten absolutely LOVES the kitten applaws tins! Each serving that I have given has been finished off in no time at all with no waste, as even the bowl gets properly cleaned off by the kitten trying not to miss any of the food! Really like that Zooplus sell the variety packs. Highly recommend!

Not too sure whether it is the food, but the little one eats everything I offer him - including this food, however, cannot keep it in his stomach so I have stopped feeding it. Tried four times, a shame.

Our 5 year old cat recently had pancreatitis and the vet stated no more rich food (in gravy or jelly), but a bland diet - cooked chicken or white fish. Well the cat soon got fed up with this and then I came across Applaws. Wow he just lapped it up and as it is 100% natural, it is most suited to his diet. What a great product.

I feed my cats a mixture of natural, real meat foods (such as Applaws) alongside some complete dry food (which I put in the bowl at the same time). Some of the real meat foods are complementary and not complete, so remember to read the labels and make sure you always add some that is marked as 'complete'. I believe in feeding foods that are not full of highly processed meat by-products and I must say that my cats are in excellent condition! They are of a healthy weight and their skin and fur is excellent (no dandruff). If I were to make one criticism about this product is that it isn't organic, so for non-organic food it's quite expensive. But, saying that, I feel it's one of the best foods on the market.

this is the only 'cat food' our 1 yr old kitten will eat. He has expensive tastes but buying in bulk from zooplus has saved us money. Some tins have more brine than others. Well worth tryiog if like us you have extremely fussy feline friend.

When I opened the tin it was very different than other Applaws I have bought, which looked like shredded chicken. This was pinker and mushier in comparison. Plus the ingredients are different that the product on the Applaws website. I was confused so contacted Applaws (MPM Products) and they said that this is not the complete food, this is one made for the European market which is a complementary food, there to be mixed with other foods. It is genuine, but not the same as the UK product which is a complete food. Nonetheless, my kitten loves it!!

it sounds like a great cat food, but it's not a complete food, so why buy this if you have to add to it May as well buy something that has all the ingredients cats need. Zooplus, please highlight the fact that it is a complimentary food!

My 5month old kitten really loves Applaws and I give her a tin once or twice a week as a treat. I think the ingredients and the quality of this food are great, however, it is definately NOT a complete food! On the applaws tin it says clearly that it is a 'completely natural complementary kitten food'. The 'completely' might be a bit misleading I guess! Also I looked at the Applaws website and the Nutritional Analysis of their wet food: it contains for example only 4mg of Taurine (A cat needs a minimum of 250mg per day). Also the phosphorus/calcium relation is not balanced! Therefore I believe it's not a good idea to feed a cat only Applaws wet food and it should really be combined with a wet (or dry) complete food. However, as said - it is a great treat!!!

I am in the process of weaning four 5-week old kittens and they are doing really well on Applaws Kitten! Initially, I put a little bit on the tip of my finger and eased it into their mouths, but by the end of the first day, they were eating it out of the bowl. The only problem is keeping the mother from stealing it!

This is the best wet food I've found for my 4mth old. She loves it and the quality is absolutely top-notch. I don't think there's anything better on the market. I only wish they'd do a few more flavours for kittens. The website here suggests it isn't complete, but according to the manufacturer the formula was changed since it was first introduced and it now IS complete.

I agree this does seem to be a great cat food with a high protein content and my diabetic cat loves it, however I called the uk supplier and asked if it was a complete food. The answer was no!! They recommend you add a vitamin supplement to the food. The dried food is a complete diet but the wet food isn't.

This is ideal for the owner who has the picky cat amongst us. My Siamese had to change his diet from dry food to wet last year. We tried him on many different types, and finally found Applaws. The succulent pieces of meat or fish within the tin are readily eaten and the dish licked clean. The ammount in each tin is adequate for one meal per cat too. As unlike other cat food the lack of water in the tin is a pleasant surprise. The tins themselves are very easy to open as they have their own ring pull, so there is no need to look for a tin opener. All in all a very pleasing experience for both owner and cat!

My 7 month old ragdoll male didn't like this at all. Neither did our older cats, maine coon and two mixed one. Maybe because this foofd wasn't in chunks. They left all food on the plate each one of them.