MjAMjAM - premium wet food for dogs - pure meat enjoyment - delicious pure kangaroo, pack of 6 (6 x 200 g), grain-free with extra meat

I have wanted to try this range with my Siamese for ages, but worried they wouldn’t like it. I bought a small (6 x 200g) pack of the turkey and pumpkin and chicken and pumpkin as I know they like these meats. Pleased to say that the tins have all been eaten, and so far no ill after effects! I thought the quality looked very good, looks similar to Granatapet which we used for many years, smell is mild, I don’t understand a reviewer who said it smelt strong. To me it smells like any other cat food, in fact quite a mild smell. I will try the larger sizes next and then might venture and try some of the more unusual meats with them. I know they like venison so perhaps that will be the next one to try.

My Cats can be a bit fussy but as soon as I spooned this pate style meat into their bowls they tucked in and not a morsel was left by any of them. The meat looks appetising, smells meaty and will be ordering the larger tins.

cat did like this but for some reason will noy touch it now! not cheap

Three cat's with less teeth these days and find they prefer this texture, and loving the taste.

Kitty has sensitive tummy. Was ok with royal canine for 2 years but that stopped. Switched to cans and so far so good. It smells nice. Disaaperas from the bowl within minutes. Can't complain and cat loves it too.

Billy the cat said” No No No”😼 I rest my case ( I’ve given it 3 stars as I thought it looked & smelt very appetizing but then I am not a cat) 🐈

Value for money

I have been buying MjAMjAM for my cat for about two years. At first I was extremely pleased with the product: my cat was very fond of it; it seemed to be of an excellent quality, and it smelled fresh and meaty and good enough to eat even if you were not a cat. However, within the last three to four months, I have found, within each order, an increasing number of tins which, when I pull the ring tab, expel under pressure a wet, bubbling, vile smelling liquid. The contents have clearly gone bad - very bad.At first I hoped this was a one off. I have finally accepted that the manufacturer's quality control has become non existent, and that although I am careful to throw away the affected tins immediately, and to wash my hands carefully afterwards, I can no longer trust MjAMjAM. I fear that I am running the risk of giving my cat (possibly deadly, for all know) food poisoning. I have therefore just now at last thrown away the several dozen tins of MjAMjAM I still had in stock (representing a considerable outlay in cash), and I have ordered another meaty cat food product to try for my cat.