ORIJEN Premium Pate Wet Cat Food Variety Pack: Original + Duck & Chicken Recipes 3oz Cans (12 Count, 6 of Each)

It took me a while to figure out why my cat’s fur was coming out and why she had all these scabs. The Vet said fleas. I knew that was wrong. Turns out my cat is allergic to corn, rice, potatoes and any starch. Thank you Orijen for making a grain-free cat food. My cat loves it and her fur is now beautiful, silky and shiny. Check the labels on pet food most of them are full of cheap grains. Keep making this product Orijen and I’ll keep buying it!!!

Both cats love this food - their coats are very healthy looking. Smell is very pleasant for a cat food and cans seem consistent with texture and moisture.

I hesitated to buy because of the cost— they are pricey! But compared to some of the other well advertised brands out there that’re supposed to be superior to, or equal to, more familiar brands of at least the past three decades, you can’t beat the quality of the ingredients! The others don’t come close. They are tiny, tightly packed cans of meat with a smattering of shreds on top, and very little juice. I have mixed feelings on this – – I guess I should be happy that I’m not paying for a bunch of liquid, but the cats seem to enjoy that, as the meat has the thick, condensed texture of canned white tuna in water. (Hope I’m painting the picture I want to.) One of my cats, I have four), really likes the liquids of any of the meat brands. Even the weird gravy of the Purina wet Mixed Grill pate that they’ve been getting for years. Not that Momma play favorites, but her pocketbook does! I’m I feed this brand to my older cats- Gracie 16 & Ollie 14, in hopes that the superior ingredients will keep at bay the diseases and conditions that are fed by grains, fillers, and other crappy additives. If I could afford it, they’d all get it because all animals deserve only pure ingredients. But so do all human animals, too, and look what we put in us!)

This is a high quality cat food, and my cat loves the taste. I would give it five stars except that it is sold at my local pet store for a lower price. Otherwise, it's a very healthy choice for your cat.

To be fair, my cat eats pretty much what I put before her, but she seems to really enjoy this pate. I feed her a half dry half wet diet so the cans are perfectly portioned for her evening meal & you can't help but be happy with Orijen's quality or knowing you're feeding your cat one of the best canned foods available. It's pricey, but you're getting what you're paying for & I believe this will contribute to her overall health maintenance over the coming years.

I have 3 pure blood Maine Coons. 2 female and 1 male. None of them will eat ANY of the Orijen wet food. They stick their nose up at it every time I present it to them. They won't even try to bury it. They just walk away! Ask yourself why? Why would Maine Coons do this to supposed 95% animal ingredient food? I compare it to fake human food wildlife won't eat.

Our cats have really gotten to love this stuff. We supplement with a taurine supplement, because all cooked cat foods destroy it, but our 4 cats prefer Origen over the previous products we’ve fed them over the past 10 years. Amazon offers this for less than our local chain pet store.

I bought the ORIJEN Premium Pate Wet Cat Food with such high hopes, mainly because the ingredients list is genuinely fantastic. It’s packed with animal protein, organs, and bone broth—everything you want in a species-appropriate diet for your feline. I was thrilled to find a food that was so nutritionally sound and free from the usual fillers. However, the reality of feeding it was a complete flop. The Good: * Top-Tier Ingredients: Seriously, the best I've seen. Minimal fillers, high meat content, and the "WholePrey" philosophy are major pluses. * Bone Broth Base: Excellent for hydration. The Bad: * My Cats HATE IT. I tried three different flavors and all three of my cats turned their noses up at it every single time. They literally walked away from their bowls. I even tried mixing tiny amounts with their old food, and they managed to eat around the Orijen. * The Price is Extreme: For a food that my cats won't even lick, the price tag is simply prohibitive. It is one of the more expensive canned foods on the market, and throwing out full cans feels like throwing money down the drain. Conclusion: It pains me to give this a low rating because I wholeheartedly believe in the quality of the ingredients and the nutritional philosophy. Unfortunately, if the cats won't eat it, the ingredients don't matter. Until they can make it more palatable, it's an expensive experiment that failed in my house. Stick to what your cats already love

Would purchase it again but there seems to be problems with the delivery. It’s too bad since my cats really enjoy it.