Vanessa
AUMade my cat sick I gave Nood’s dry food for cats a go with hopes of putting my cat on a healthier diet however it has caused my cat to vomit on multiple occasions after eating it.. seems to be okay for other cats but unfortunately my baby doesn’t seem to be too fond of it! :(
Abhishek Kanajey
INDon't fall for the chicken deal Don't fall for the chicken deal, it seems great, until you cook it then realise just how much of that weight is injected water.. Far worse than any supermarket bought chicken i've had, and this is consistantly, not just a one off. Mince is a bit poor, just a beef mush ball, gone back to supermarket fo that too. Cheap gammon steaks are great, along with the service / shipping. Other than these, and overall..
irene leighton
GB*** AVOID NOOD *** *** AVOID NOOD *** Bought a pouch of the dry cat food I tried to introduce the food mixing 80% of their normal food and 20% nood Within 24 hours one cat had liquid diarrhoea I diluted the mix adding in more of their regular food Within 36 hours I had four cats with liquid diarrhoea Standard response from nood is take your pet to the vet for a health check !! I wouldn't even risk putting it out for the fox, it went straight in the bin (green recycling)
M M
GBWhat's in the bag? Like others have said. The cat food is more like dog food. My healthy, senior outdoor cat ate her kibble readily (she'll eat anything) but after a while I noticed her stools were dark and loose. Her coat condition became very poor. I put her back onto the usual supermarket brand and within days she was back to her old self. My conclusion is that this food doesn't contain what it says it does either nutrition wise or calorie wise.
Consumer
GBCat food too big Similar to other review recently left by someone else- bought cat food but the dry food is much larger than it was. Looks like dog food. Our cats aren’t eating it but have always loved their Nood dry food