Pate Wet Cat Food Variety Pack, Chicken & Herring and Salmon & Sole, 3 Ounce Cans, Grain-Free Canned Pet Food, Bone Broth Infused for Hydration, 12 Pack

We really like this wet food. It frequently goes on sale which is when we snag it for 50% off. It has limited ingredients and just seems high quality. One can is enough for two cats for a meal making the size very economical. It's a shredded texture which my cats like and it doesn't "smell" bad either. This is my favorite cat food as a human and my cats like it in their rotation too

I trust the food network chef who formulated this cat food. I felt the ingredients were good and real and my cat loved it. I always read ingredients in my pets food as well as my own. I believe it’s a good value for what you are getting.

The ingredients (according to research) are healthy, but my 2 cats (1 adult female, 1 10 month old male) do not seem to like it. No specific reason. I split a 3 oz can between the 2 of them, and they only eat about 1/2. I tried combining with shredded meat cat food, they still left the Made by Nacho Pate. I tried adding some dry cat food and they still left 1/2 half of the Made by Nacho Pate. I still rated this a 4 star because the food seems healthy. My cats just do not like it.

My cat has a very sensitive tummy and for the last year and a half i’ve been in and out of the vet with her because she’s had diarrhea every single day. shes been slowly introduced to so many different products throughout this time including a vet-prescribed hill’s food that ultimately didn’t make a difference. the vet said she most likely has IBD so that’s why we tried that. about a month ago now i decided to try this food because the ingredients stood out to me. i got the pate because i wanted more moisture for her food. not only does she like this but her stool is more solid now! i’m not saying this “cured” her since we’re still seeing how she’s progressing but there has been such a difference already starting with her bowel movements. i’m so happy for her. i tried other products from made by nacho but unfortunately they gave her diarrhea. this pate formula has been the best for her. 8/24 Update: Love the formula, that hasn’t changed. Unfortunately, the condition of the cans upon arrival is what dropped 2 stars. For the last 3 deliveries the cans have been super dented. I originally ordered without the Amazon packaging but the last 2 deliveries had a good portion of the cans dented and therefore unhealthy to give to my cats. I ordered my last 12 pack with Amazon packaging to avoid dents but 4/12 cans still came in dented (as seen in the picture). It’s super unfortunate because it takes a huge financial toll but this is the formula that’s been great for my cats. Does anyone have the same experience? Would ordering on Chewy provide better delivery service? Not sure what the miss is here.

My cat is almost three years old and has been a feral boy his whole life. I took care of him for almost two years before trapping him and making him an indoor cat. While outside he was the least picky eater—I fed him whatever cat food I could get my hands on, on top of the other delicacies he hunted from being outdoors. But since making him an indoor cat? Made by Nacho is the only food he’ll touch! It’s helped calm his tummy, he doesn’t get diarrhea anymore, and at only about $5 a day to feed him quality food—it’s well worth every penny. I’m super happy with Made by Nacho, the quality, the ingredients, and I’m so pleased it’s more on the affordable side than most!

2 things about my cat. He’s not a picky eater and he LOVES wet food. He ate it the first time I served it to him. Second time, he left it without touching it. I tried a third time, and he threw up while eating it. I don’t think it’s a texture thing because I always mix his pate with water to give him more hydration and he loves it. Also, some of the cans had an unknown sticky substance on them. They weren’t opened up, but were somehow sticky. Something isn’t right about this food. I wouldn’t feed this to your cat. I’m unfortunately throwing out the whole box.

The Made by Nacho Premium Wet Cat Food Grain-Free Pate Cans, while having some positive aspects, falls short of my expectations, warranting a two-star rating. Here's my experience with the product: On the positive side, the variety pack with chicken, salmon, turkey, and kitten options is a thoughtful inclusion, providing choices for different feline preferences and life stages. The 5.5-ounce cans are a decent size for a single serving, and the grain-free formula aligns with the dietary needs of many cats. Unfortunately, the texture and consistency of the pate leave much to be desired. It's overly dense and lacks the moisture that many cats prefer in wet food. My cat seemed less enthusiastic about the texture, and I observed some reluctance during mealtime. The labeling of "Premium" might be a bit misleading. While the variety pack does include different protein sources, the overall quality doesn't match up to what I would consider premium cat food. The ingredients list could be more transparent, and there is room for improvement in terms of the sourcing and quality of the proteins used. Additionally, the price point for this cat food is relatively high considering the perceived quality. There are other options in the market that offer better value for a similar or even lower cost. In summary, the Made by Nacho Premium Wet Cat Food Grain-Free Pate Cans is an okay choice if you're looking for variety in protein sources. However, the less-than-ideal texture, lack of transparency in ingredient quality, and relatively high cost make it fall short of being a standout option in the competitive market of wet cat food.