Pet Food
Martha Stewart Pet Food Salmon & Oatmeal Recipe Dry Cat Food
2.5
/10
Quality
2.0
Value
3.1
Design
2.0
Function
2.0
Durability
1.8
In a Nutshell
- Cats refuse to eat due to offensive smell and taste.
- Many reviewers feel it is overpriced for the quality.
- Poor value proposition; many cats reject it entirely.
Quick Verdict
Overall, this cat food is not well-received by most cats. The smell is often offensive, and many cats refuse to eat it. There are concerns about the quality and value, with some reviewers feeling it is overpriced for what it offers.
Quick Stats
Reviews Analyzed
9
Would Recommend
11%
Would Buy Again
11%
Pet Compatibility
🐕
Dogs
Caution
🐈
Cats
Caution
Pros & Cons
Pros
-
Variety of fish pieces ()
The presence of larger pieces mixed in with smaller kibbles is noted by some owners.
Cons
-
Offensive Smell ()
Many cats and even other animals refused to eat due to the strong, unpleasant odor.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners with cats who like salmon flavor. — The presence of salmon which is usually a preferred flavor by cats.
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners looking for high-quality, well-received cat food. — The product is largely rejected by cats and has negative feedback.
Durability & Care
Expected Lifespan
Varies
Cleaning Methods
✗
Machine wash
✗
Hand wash
✗
Spot clean
Rating Distribution
2.3
9 reviews
5★
0%
4★
22%
3★
44%
2★
0%
1★
33%
Common Questions
What ingredients are used in this cat food?
Much of the contents were left unknown or uninformatted by the manufacturer.
Bottom Line
Given the poor acceptance by cats and the high rejection rate, it is advisable to consider other brands. The offensive smell and taste issues make it a less favorable choice for cat owners.
2.5
/10
—
Below Average