Nulo Adult & Kitten Grain Free Canned Wet Cat Food (Turkey & Duck Recipe, 3 Oz, Case Of 24)

I took a gamble on the 24 pack and was surprised it went perfectly. He is particular and this I think will be the only food I get. He loves minced meat from the plastic container (the other brand), it's just upon putting into the toaster oven to warm, that is entirely a gross smell. Maybe just this is from a better container, otherwise the part of the animal is not right, chemicals, not sure. Upon eating this one that smells great, he has too much appetite so it must be limited is the only problem we have nowThen I got a 2nd case and the cat won't eat it, I blame the universal heating method, can you heat this seperate in stainless pots, let them cool, and then put the food into the can? This smell is burned in, as evidenced by the increase of smell when heated. The problem is with all kinds of canned food for cats, I guess.Why the Lining Smells "Chemical"-Sterilization Heat: After filling, pet food cans are heated to extremely high temperatures (aroundor) to kill bacteria. This intense heat can cause monomers (chemical building blocks) from the liner—such as PVC or BPA derivatives—to migrate into the food.Plastic/Epoxy Leaching: While the lining shouldn't "melt" in a literal sense, heat significantly increases the rate at which chemicals leach from the coating into the food. This is particularly common in cat food cans, where 95% of linings are PVC-based, compared to dog food which often uses BPA-based epoxy.

I got this after finding out cats should only really eat wet food. Transitioning one of my cats off of kibble was really hard and she was very picky on which types of wet food she would eat. She loved "minced" types of foods, so I gave nulo a shot, and she absolutely devoured it. My other one is a garbage disposal and will eat anything, so it is no surprise he loved this one as well. That is his paw in the picture. Nulo is a great brand and most importantly they have great ingredients. I give them half a can each for breakfast and sprinkle freeze dried treats on top of their food for an extra topper. There is three "flavors", turkey and duck, salmon and turkey, beef and mackerel. Both of my cats adore the turkey and duck as well as the salmon and turkey, but they are not too keen on beef and mackerel.

The cats love love love this food. They are usually very picky, but with this flavor they clean their bowls!

My cat is VERY picky. She will eat this wet food, whereas not so much on hundreds of others we've tried. (Well she tried them, I just bought them.) However each batch/case is different. Sometimes there is gravy on top and she tends to love those batches and sometimes it appears very dry and firm. I have to add water to those cases or she won't touch them.

Consistent, and cat loves it.