Farmina N&D Ocean grain-free Herring & Orange Adult

We've been ordering this food for almost a year now and all the cats tolerate it really well. The ingredients are high quality and it's one of the only five or so on the market without salmon oil or anything from chicken. Absolutely brilliant for pets with food intolerances, so they get everything they need. One star off because I keep getting deliveries where the kibble looks completely different from the last bag. Sometimes they're really flat and a bit dusty (the cats' favourite), other times they're super tiny and greasy – a pity.

Our two little furballs recognised this dry food straight away! As soon as the bag was even slightly opened, both of them were right there – from day one, it’s been their absolute favourite. We like to switch between pomegranate and herring/orange flavours. They’ve been eating it daily for a year now and it suits them perfectly. For me, it’s simply a high-quality dry food with everything that needs to be in it. You can really notice the quality.

I'm so glad I found this food some time ago. Tomcat 1 can't tolerate poultry and Tomcat 2 is very picky. Both of them love it, and it's one of the very few dry foods that's made completely without poultry (not even just poultry fat). That means Tomcat 1 doesn't react to it. Thank you!

A single product appreciated by all three of my cats.

My three cats love this food.

It's important to me that it's cruelty free, because in the past the vet recommended Hills, which is NOT. The kibble is tasty, well-liked, and contains 60% fish, both fresh and dried, and 20% fat—great percentages for my skinny Tom who only eats dry food. I hope the pack size is bigger, as mentioned in another review.

The cats like it... the smell is quite... overpowering...

I’ve tried various “natural” kibbles, but my cats have always avoided them; they absolutely love these ones though, and they’re also small, so even my ultra-typed Persian cat has no trouble eating them. So far, they haven’t had any digestive issues, unlike what some reviews claimed—quite the opposite, in fact.