Rovinfood alternatives: price, cat coverage, reviews (2026)

If you’re looking for alternatives to Rovinfood, you’ve probably been put off by the price on one-off orders (€10.63-13.13/kg) or the 8-pack minimum that any order without a subscription starts at. Rovinfood does a lot right: cooked food with vets behind it and menus for cats too. But if what you want is a lower price, no-strings buying, or the raw (BARF) option that Rovinfood simply doesn’t offer, Guau&Cat, Natuka and Wild Balance solve that in fairly different ways from each other.

Why people look for alternatives to Rovinfood

Rovinfood gets a lot right: recipes backed by vets like Emili Barba (president of AVEPA’s Nutrition Group) and Jordi Giné, human-grade ingredients, and a genuinely active community on social media. Even so, there are three things that explain why you end up looking elsewhere:

1. The one-off minimum is high. Without subscribing you can’t try one or two packs: the shop asks for at least 8 units of 400 g across all menus in the same order.
2. The one-off price is among the highest in the sector. Between €10.63/kg (chicken or pork) and €13.13/kg (beef), checked today. To actually bring it down, you need to sign up for the subscription plan.
3. It’s cooked food only. No raw, dehydrated or own-brand treats, unlike other brands on this list that cover several formats at once.

Rovinfood against the alternatives: the price comparison

Prices checked on each brand’s website on 14 September 2026.

Brand	Price	Purchase model	Dog and cat	Format
Rovinfood	€10.63-13.13/kg one-off; up to 40% less with a subscription	Subscription or one-off (8-unit minimum)	Yes	Cooked only
Guau&Cat	€2.36-5.75/kg	One-off purchase, no subscription	Yes	Cooked, raw and treats
Natuka	€6.83-10.60/kg	One-off purchase or optional subscription (10% off)	Yes	Raw and cooked
Wild Balance	€7-10.50/kg	One-off purchase or no-commitment subscription (10% off)	Yes	Raw (and cooked)

On price, Rovinfood is the most expensive of the four on one-off orders. It’s on its own with reviews too: it shows 4.8/5 from 248 reviews on its own site, but has no Trustpilot profile as of today, so that figure can’t be checked anywhere else. The other three do have reputation you can check for yourself: Guau&Cat’s 4.5/5 from 175 reviews and Natuka’s 4.5/5 from 363 reviews (both on Trustpilot, checked today), plus Wild Balance’s backing of over 1,500 reviews spread across three platforms.

The alternatives, one by one

Guau&Cat, the price option

Cooked, raw and treats, with one-off purchase, no subscription and no lock-in, and a range for dogs and cats. Their cooked chicken dish runs about €3.20/kg and their full range spans €2.36/kg (hake) to €5.75/kg (rabbit with pear), well below Rovinfood in any one-off buying scenario.

The trade-off: their individual dishes aren’t a complete diet on their own, so you should follow their Menu recommendation or a vet nutritionist’s guidance rather than putting a diet together yourself. More detail in our Guau&Cat review.

Natuka, the option with more formats

Raw and cooked menus, wet food, bones and treats, all under one catalogue, with 4.5/5 from 363 Trustpilot reviews (checked today). Their price runs from €6.83 to €10.60/kg depending on format and protein, and they offer an optional subscription with a 10% discount without it being the only way to buy.

The trade-off: the saving depends on format. On small packs the price climbs to the high end of the sector; you need to buy the large format to feel the difference. Full profile in our Natuka review.

Wild Balance, the option with the most verifiable reviews

Raw (BARF) diet with over 1,500 real ratings spread across Trustpilot, Google and ProvenExpert, published prices with no need for a questionnaire (€7-10.50/kg), and a subscription with no lock-in.

The trade-off: it’s mostly raw with a little cooked, and as with any BARF diet, the price per kilo climbs faster for large dogs. Full picture in our Wild Balance review.

What if you have a cat?

This is where it shows that cats come second for Rovinfood: only two recipes (Festín and Chicken, both in 200 g format), with the same 8-pack minimum per order, and at €14.25/kg, more expensive per kilo than their own dog range (€10.63-13.13/kg), checked today. Guau&Cat keeps its price advantage in cat food too: €4.75-7.00/kg, checked on 29 August 2026. Natuka and Wild Balance also have cat ranges, though they get less airtime in their marketing than the dog side.

Which one suits your case

If what’s stopping you is…	The answer is…
Price	Guau&Cat, with no real competition
The 8-pack minimum	Any of the other three, with more flexible one-off buying
Wanting raw as well as cooked	Natuka or Wild Balance
Reputation you can check outside the brand’s own site	Wild Balance, for its volume of independent reviews
Not wanting your cat to be an afterthought	Guau&Cat, Natuka and Wild Balance all have a genuine cat range, not just two 200 g recipes

And the rule that always applies: the best diet isn’t the most expensive or the best rated, it’s the one you can keep up every month without dropping it after three. If you’re coming from kibble and considering any of these brands, make the switch gradual, over 7-10 days: we explain how in switching your dog from kibble to natural food.