SmartHeart tuna with chunky sardine 400g review

Tuna, sardine, chicken meat, crab meat and salmon, listed by name. On a shelf where most cans say nothing at all, that alone puts this one in a small group.

Sixty percent protein, once you take the water out

The can publishes 10% crude protein, 2% fat, 1% fibre and up to 84% moisture. On the label, ten percent looks thin against a kibble bag claiming thirty.

Strip out the water, which is the only way to compare a can with a bag, and roughly 60% of what is left is protein. The Supremacy 1kg kibble publishes 28% protein at 10% moisture, which works out around 31% on the same basis.

So the can is comfortably the higher-protein food. This inversion runs through the whole category, and SmartHeart is one of the few listings that gives you the two numbers you need to see it.

Chunky sardine is a texture decision

Cats are famously specific about texture, and it is the most common reason a food gets refused by an animal who was perfectly happy with it last month.

This is a chunky recipe rather than a smooth loaf, which suits a cat who likes something to chew and works badly for one who licks the gravy and leaves the solids in the bowl. If that is your cat, a pate is the format to look at: the PetMarra fine pates 80g pouch is the smooth end of the same idea.

Worth knowing before you buy a 400g can rather than a single pouch.

Adult only, and a can that needs a plan

The label is for adult cats, so a kitten in the house needs its own food.

At around ₱82 as of August 1, 2026 for 400g, roughly ₱205 a kilo, it sits mid-price for a large can. One adult cat gets three or four meals out of it, so cover and chill the rest and use it within about a day. Two cats finish it in one sitting, which is the tidier way to buy at this size.

Bought from a warehouse club, without the card

S&R normally sells through membership warehouses, so its shelf is not something you can simply walk into. Ordering this on Shopee skips that entirely: no card, no annual fee, delivered like anything else.

If you have liked the S&R pet aisle and never wanted to pay for the membership, that is a real reason this listing exists.

Who should buy the SmartHeart can

Buy this if you have an adult cat who prefers chunks to pate, you want a can whose ingredients and analysis you can read, and you would rather not guess. On published numbers it is one of the better-documented cans here.

Skip it for a kitten, or for a cat who eats only smooth food.

Cans and pouches to compare

For the highest published protein of any wet food on this page, see the Maxwell real tuna 400g can. For the same brand in a single-serve pouch, the SmartHeart Refine 70g pouch publishes a range rather than a fixed figure.