COCOSI: real reviews, price and alternatives (2026)

COCOSI is a Spanish brand of cooked semi-moist and wet food for dogs, sold at Carrefour, Amazon and Supermercados MAS with no subscription needed. Its best-selling product has a 4.62/5 rating across 53 reviews in its own shop, but unlike every other brand in this comparison, it has no Trustpilot profile and no reviews on the supermarket listings where it’s sold. Here’s what we know for sure, what we couldn’t verify, the real price per kilo and the alternatives.

What COCOSI is and how it works

COCOSI is made by Amigüitos Pets & Life, S.A. (with a plant in Conil de la Frontera, Cádiz), while the brand and shop are run by La Casa Cuatro Patas, S.L. It’s presented as “gourmet” food cooked slowly, with around 52% fresh meat or fish, no meat meal, gluten or artificial colourings.

It has two lines for dogs:

• Semi-moist, cold-pressed (200g and 3kg formats).
• Wet, in tubs or tins (stews, meatballs, pâtés, sausages).

And a smaller line for cats, with mousses, soups, broths and snacks (mostly treats and extras), with the odd item presented as complete food for adult cats.

Unlike brands such as Dogfy Diet, you don’t need to subscribe: it’s bought just like any supermarket product, in its own shop, at Carrefour, Amazon, Supermercados MAS or piensoadomicilio.es. There’s also its own subscription option (Basic/Gourmet/Premium tiers) for anyone who prefers it.

Real COCOSI reviews: what we know and what we don’t

This is where COCOSI clearly differs from the rest of the brands in this comparison: it has no Trustpilot profile, we found no verifiable Google Business listing, and the Carrefour product pages we checked have 0 reviews. It’s not that it has a bad public reputation — it’s that, right now, it has almost no independently verifiable public reputation at all, unlike Food for Joe, Wild Balance or even Dogfy Diet.

What we can say

Each product in its own shop has a review widget (not independent, run by the brand itself):

• Its best-selling product, the 3kg semi-moist chicken, has 4.62/5 across 53 reviews (44 five-star, 5 four-star, 1 two-star and 3 one-star — that’s 7.5% low-star reviews, whose specific content we couldn’t check).
• Products in its cat line have between 5 and 9 reviews each, a small but real volume.
• On the positive side, reviewers repeatedly mention good taste acceptance and fast delivery.
• We found no public complaints on the OCU or in forums, though this could be down to good handling of issues just as much as, simply, a much smaller customer base and public exposure than its competitors — there’s no way to tell which, based on the data available.

On the formulation

Its website talks about a “team of specialists”, but we found no explicit claim on its official website that the recipes are formulated by vets (that claim only appears in an Instagram post, not on its official site). Its page also includes the figure that “96% of pets that eat COCOSI visit the vet less often”: that’s a claim from the brand itself, not data from an independent study, and it should be read as such.

How much COCOSI costs

Unlike subscription brands with a personalised calculator, COCOSI has fixed, public prices at the retailers where it’s sold:

• Semi-moist chicken or pork, 3kg: €16.69 (€5.56/kg).
• Semi-moist chicken, 200g: €1.59 (€7.95/kg).
• Chicken stew (wet), 280g: €2.99 (€10.68/kg).
• Semi-moist fish, 1kg (Supermercados MAS): €6.49.

Real range: €5.56-10.68/kg depending on the line and format — one of the cheapest options per kilo in this comparison, especially in the large semi-moist format.

When to look for an alternative

1. If you need complete daily food for a cat, COCOSI’s feline range is designed more as a treat or extra than a main diet — check out Food for Joe or Wild Balance, which do have a complete-food feline range.
2. If a verified reputation on independent platforms matters to you, COCOSI doesn’t have that backing today (unlike Food for Joe or Wild Balance).
3. If you’d rather have a low price per kilo and buy in a supermarket, COCOSI fits that profile well.

Best COCOSI alternatives

• Food for Joe — cooked, dogs and cats with a complete-food feline range, and the best verified reputation in this comparison.
• Wild Balance — BARF and cooked, dogs and cats, with more than 1,500 real reviews across several platforms.
• Guau&Cat — cooked, BARF and snacks, dogs and cats, one-off purchase (no subscription).
• Dogfy Diet — the reference for cooked food by subscription, though dogs only (our full review).

Verdict

COCOSI has two real advantages over the rest of this comparison: no subscription required (bought like any supermarket product) and one of the lowest prices per kilo. Its weak point is the lack of a verifiable public reputation: with no Trustpilot profile and no Carrefour reviews, all that exists today are its own shop’s reviews, which are real but not independent. If price and buying with no strings attached are your priority, it’s a valid option; if you’d rather go with a brand with a verified reputation on external platforms before deciding, the alternatives in this comparison have that backing.

Frequently asked questions

What do customers think of COCOSI?

Its best-selling product (3kg semi-moist chicken) has a 4.62/5 rating across 53 reviews on its own store’s widget. That’s a positive rating, but it’s worth knowing it isn’t an independent platform like Trustpilot: COCOSI has no Trustpilot profile and no reviews on the Carrefour listings where it’s also sold.

Where can you buy COCOSI?

In its online shop, on Carrefour.es, Amazon.es, Supermercados MAS and piensoadomicilio.es. Unlike other brands in this comparison, you don’t need to subscribe: you can buy it just like any other supermarket product.

How much does COCOSI cost?

According to real prices verified at Carrefour and Supermercados MAS: between €5.56 and €10.68/kg depending on the line (semi-moist or wet) and the format. It’s one of the cheapest options per kilo in this comparison.

Does COCOSI have food for cats?

Yes, though its cat catalogue is smaller than its dog range and leans more towards treats and extras (mousses, soups, snacks) than complete daily food, with the odd exception.

Are there alternatives to COCOSI?

If you’re after a brand with a verified reputation on independent platforms like Trustpilot, Food for Joe or Wild Balance have that backing, which COCOSI doesn’t have yet.