Wet Cat Food, Meal or No Deal with Chicken and Beef Pate, 5.5oz Can, Pack of 8

My vet has been trying to get me for a number of years to switch to grain-free for Sophie. She was a Fancy Feast girl but as she has gotten into her mid-teens her health is on the decline. But I could never find a grain-free she would not run away from (meaning, that she would eat). And then in the span of a week two different friends, who do not know each other, said their vet recommended this brand of "hydrating" pate and behold! Sophie loves it. I tried a few different flavors and this is her favorite. I successfully switched her to it and now it is her main food. I do think it is better for her and I know her vet will be pleased. AND... as for me. The smell is not awful. The quality seems good. I found a lid that works to keep it fresh in the fridge. Opening the can is a bit difficult for me with my arthritis but I can do it.

This is the favorite of all the gang. It’s very soft and easy to consume, hydrating. Mixes well with other foods, and extends thicker canned foods to make them more palatable. I would think it would be very good for cats with dental issues. Kinda the jello of cat food.

My cat Rizza she really loves this one she asks for some all the time.

Very well trusted product. I love the high moisture content and the quality ingredients. My kitties, however, got bored with it. So I have to alternate it with other canned foods wish it wasn’t quite so expensive

My 2 cats cannot get enough of this food! It’s crazy! And the older one is now more active and playing with his toys again! There is definitely something about it!! I’m sold!!!!

Only the best for our little prince who likes a silky smooth pate with the finest ingredients. He came from the streets so I’m mot sure how he got so high brow but there you have it.

It’s the only food my cat will eat! Perfect cat food for one who will be finicky anyway. He devours this particular flavored food & swears its good for him.

My cats are in their teens and need a lot of fluids. They're also finicky as anything. The food they've eaten for years suddenly became icky and they stopped eating it, preferring to stalk the house crying because they were hungry. We tried a bunch of different foods, and they ate almost every one of them--once. This was one of the two flavors that they kept coming back to. It's a pate that has the consistency of a loose jello. Personally, I think it looks kind of gross as cat food, but it has a high water content, and my fur babies need their fluids. It smells okay, there's no prevailing odor unless you stick your nose right up to it and on those odd Tuesdays following a full moon when they don't eat any food, it doesn't dry out and stays moist for a full day.