Just purchased a box of Nood "Premium cat Food" from Tesco's. The box shows images of filleted salmon and white fish which give the impression that the product will be shredded pieces of fish suspended in a jelly. Other premium brands do this - Hi-Life, Gourmet, etc., The product comprises eight pouches weighing 85g each. Felix and other standard boxes of cat food are 12 pouches weighing 100g each. When you do the sums Nood is twice the price of Felix or Whiskas- or to put it another way to buy a box of Felix at a similar price to Nood would cost you £7 a box. When you open a pouch you find inside small processed chunks - a sort of miniature Felix is how I would describe it. My immediate reaction was to feel I had been duped by the packaging. I wanted fish recipes of real fish not processed chunks of indeterminate foodstuffs. I am returning the box to Tesco and complaining that in my opinion the box is misleading and tricks one into buying the product and paying over the odds. I have seen another brand that purports to be a premium fish product but it has the decency to show what the food looks like out of the pouch. Perhaps Nood should heed that.
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Here at NOOD, we lay it all out bare: what’s in our food, as well as what’s not. Our good honest ingredients provide the ultimate fuel for a life of fun, powering up your pets with the right sort of goodness to keep them wagging, purring and playing. Packed full of ethically sourced real meat, along with superfoods like blueberries and spinach, probiotics and a range of vitamins and minerals. Sounds like a woof woof situation to us. Honestly good petfood, for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Oh - and snack time.See more
