HARRINGTONS Kitten Food Complete 425 g, Pack of 5

And it's all about whether or not your cats will like it. I'm sorry for the score but my 2 kittens (who have eaten *everything* else I've given them) would not even entertain this food for an instant. I couldn't get them to eat if when mixed in with something they really like.What might be helpful, is if the seller was able to sell 'samples' of their food. I bought all 5 bags (no option other on this website) and 4 of them went to the local rescue (the other had been opened so had to be binned). I think this may be a 'marmite' variety of kitten food (although I'm sure the quality is great) so if your cats don't like it, you're stuck with a fair bit of it...Judging from the positive comments, my DSH mogs are the exception rather than the rule but caveat emptor.

I cannot comment on the flavour but cat likes it!! I have an elderly cat who has had some teeth out and find the normal sized dried cat food difficult to eat. I checked with the vet as this is kitten food just in case it was too rich but as it's not her only food it was ok. She manages this well and seems to enjoy it. I now buy this all the time for her. It is more expensive than an equivalent adult food, but cheaper than some kitten foods.

Dry kibble means no wastage. I'm also less irritated by the packaging waste created than I get with the individual serving sized foil packets of wet food. A pack of 5 is a months supply for a 2-5 month old kitten, which makes ordering nice and easy. Our kitten likes it, and seems keener on it than a couple of other brands we've rotated to stop him becoming one of those fussy eaters that can be the bane of their owners life. Pricing via subscribe and save is reasonable so this will be the main staple food for our kits first year.

We got two 8 week old kittens who had been eating cooked chicken for their first hard meals with their breeder - yet to my surprise they were eating this dry cat food within 10 minutes of leaving their basket when they arrived home with me.They're now coming up 6 months old and all they've eaten is this cat food, they're very healthy and very good looking.It's relatively cheap if you buy it here on Amazon directly from Harrington's, we are spending roughly the same as what Whiskas would cost if we bought it in store so very good value.

Obviously flavour rating is based on my cat’s enthusiastic ingestion; I haven’t tasted it myself.Great quality, junk free cat food at a value for money price point. I also like that it is manufactured in England so somewhat protected from import duties in the future, as long as their inputs are also UK produced.Loses a point overall for the non-recyclable packaging (or at least not labelled with recycling options).

I've been buying Harringtons for my adult cats and had fantastic results, they are happy content cats with beautiful coats and generally healthy. So of course I wanted to get our new kitten on Harringtons also! She has been quite a fussy eater, not really interested in eating at all but as soon as I put a bowl of the Harringtons kitten food down she was straight in there which was such a relief! The kibble is nice and small so manageable for her tiny mouth. I'm hoping this will help with her smelly number 2's. As she was being fed on whiskas before so I shall let you know at a later date.Update Aug 2020The kitten who is now a cat is still alive so I’d say 5 stars still *Thumbs up*

My kittens and lactating queen prefer Purina Bifensis (chicken 17%) or even more Applaws (80% chicken).I consider this product a valid alternative even if it is not my cat's favorite.I always mix it in the bowl with Purina Bifensis or Applaws or keep a little sample in a separate bowl.

Sadly neither of our cats cared for this, not even when disguised mixed with tasty wet pouch food. I wouldn't buy it again simply because my two cats aren't generally fussy eaters and they were with this brand.