Coles Complete Cuisine

I served two pouches to my cats this morning and they barely touched it, which is extremely odd. I picked up their bowl and took one whiff of the cat food and it had an unbearable off smell, so I immediately began binning it, and the smell became so overwhelming, I violently emptied the contents of my stomach into the sink. I had to get my wife to dispose of the rest, because I would not walk back in the room while there was still a hint of that sickly smell. Do not feed your cats this product, it’s the worst thing you can do.

This is arguably the worst cat food on the market. Not all Coles products are bad. Coles' fresh meat for cats and dogs is well priced and liked by my cat. It underlines the fact that cats can't read labels and will happily eat dog food. This product started off as dog food but cat owners were buying it because it was cheaper. Product research showed that cat owners would pay more for less, hence the labeling. Now the cat is out of the bags, they label it either or. But back to Coles Complete Cuisine. Avoid it. Numerous websites and consumer reports have singled out this product as very bad indeed and unhealthy for your cat.

Over the years, I have used just about every brand of wet pet food however, price was often the motivating factor when making a purchase.
Coles Cuisine veal and beef, normal serve with a little water added in, has been a winner. An older cat, she is able to digest her food, she's lost a bit of flab, is more active and her coat is sleek and shiny.

You are what you eat. Your cat is no different. I bought a cheap cat food and made my cat sick. I will never do that again.

Have given this food to my cat twice over the last fortnight. Both times she has been distressed and exhibited difficulty urinating afterwards. Terrible product, binned it and will not buy again!

My 6 month-old kitten eats all other cat foods without any problems but gets painful diarrhoea and cries before "pooing" for days after eating this food. We re- tested to be sure, but had the same results both times. The highest percentage of the ingredients is cornmeal - and the package says 'Real Meat Injection' so my estimate is that is very high in cheap carbohydrate.
Initially, I thought the product was a good buy because it was cheap.
Made my kitten ill.

I love this as does my fussy cat. She loves it and her kitty litter does too. I have also been using it as dog treats as my dog was getting jealous of the cat getting this. The price is great just over $3 a kilo. I am not sure why people think its not good for the cats it meets the standards of a complete cat food and my pets have had no bowl issues on it if anything when they have other brands they react to it. Well done Coles.
The price. The smell is attractive to the pets they love it and have been satisified
Sometimes hard to get and would be good to have another flavour in kitten and maybe adding a dog variety

For a cheaper dry cat food product this one does a pretty good job. It is very affordable and that is perfect if you need to stick to a budget. It is not going to be as good health wise as buying more premium cat foods but it does the job and if you just use it sporadically, you will save a bit of money. My cat does not mind eating it, but I find that it is not always available at my local supermarket.
A decent enough catfood when you consider that it is a lot cheaper than many other dry foods available. Comes in a range of flavours.
Not always available.

You can't beat the price, and as long as the cats like it (which they do) I'm happy. Better to mix it with some water or milk so it isn't rough on the cat's teeth.
Not as rock had as some other dry cat foods, a few different flavours, the cats both really enjoy it, a brilliant price for a large amount so it doesn't strain the budget.
We used to buy this fairly often before switching to premium dry cat food and both our cats were happy to eat it, however, I've been told by my vet that it isn't very good for cats, and that most supermarket dry foods aren't.