361 reviews forYarrah Organic Chunks 6 x 405g - cat wet food

I tried this in response to reading an article on the variable nutritional qualities and ethical values of pet food. Our cats initial suspicion was soon cast aside and was rapidly mopped up. The larger chunks have to eaten rather than just swallowed which slows them up eating. Despite seeming more expensive we are actually saving money as there is no waste.

I have 2 cats who both love the Yarrah organic cat food. I feel happy buying organic cat food because it ensures the food has been sourced responsibly.

After ordering the pâté, which my cats more or less liked, I bought the chunks. Out of four cats, all of whom are usually greedy, only one eats them. I'm very disappointed with this product.

My cat only tolerates chunks in sauce, so-called chunks. He was born in the country where this food is produced. After returning to Poland, I tried the ones available on the market, but he refuses to eat them, even though they supposedly have a better composition. This food simply wins, and my cat decides, not me. And of course, he only loves the chicken flavour. Highly recommend.

My picky cat eats everything I put out, and so do the other cats. The price is a bit high, and unfortunately, the can with sauce is less economical than the pâté.

I've never come across a product that my cat dislikes so much. The problem is that I ordered several Yarrah varieties and had the same experience with all of them. The meat chunks are also too big for cats. I wanted to try these products for a long time, but we're all disappointed.

Out of 5 cats, two of which eat "everything", only those two will touch this food, and even then, only reluctantly. The others just sniff it and that's it.

Since Zooplus didn’t list any grains in the ingredients, we fed this to our Norwegian Forest Cats. Then we happened to spot it on the cans: Apparently, ALL Yarrah with chunks contain grains. Not good, Zooplus!

Since Zooplus didn’t mention anything about grains in the ingredients, we fed this to our Norwegians. Then we happened to spot on the cans that there’s actually grain in it. That’s just not acceptable.