Wilderness Wild Delights Meaty Morsels Wet Cat Food, High-Protein & Grain-Free, Made with Natural Ingredients, Chicken & Turkey Recipe in Tasty Gravy, 3-oz. Cans (24 Count)

Good cat food. My cats love it.

My cat loves it. I like the fact it’s grain free and really clean. I got it on sale but it’s quite expensive when it’s not, so I may have to switch.

I tried the Blue Buffalo Wilderness Wild Delights Meaty Morsels wet food for my cat, and she absolutely loved it. The texture is soft and meaty, and it smells fresh — not like some other canned foods. I like that it has high protein and no artificial stuff. My cat finishes the whole portion every time, so I’ll definitely buy it again.

The chunks are soft and easy to break up if necessary. My 16 year old male enjoys the addition to his other canned food. I tried Blue Buffalo because it was one of a handful of recommended wet foods that had the nutrients he seemed to be missing in his regular food - the ONLY wet food he will eat after months of trying different varieties. Doing research I found that one of the reasons he had started ingesting his poop, was a lack of certain nutrients. After approximately 6 weeks with first 2 tablespoons a day and now a quarter of a cup, his stool has improved and he no longer eats it. May sound gross, but if you own a pet - dog or cat - you're probably familiar with this icky behavior. Bottom line, worth the money and my guy is alive and, knock on wood, asks for his food.

My male cat had a change in pallet and found he didn't like the pate food I feed his sister: he would eat it but it took several trips to the bowl and usually, his sister found his food before he completed his serving (she's a hog). He loves chunky bits and missed the IAMS indoor chunky formula (which doesn't seem to be made anymore). So, after a long search to find something chunky without 'by products' and without peas (which cats do not tolerate well), I found this food. And he just loves it!! He can't wait to eat: gravy first, of course. He's zooming around the house and has become quite active and very loving. I think he wasn't getting enough initially (yes, his sister) and now, what a change! I'm thinking about switch from IAMS to Blue Buffalo (certain items ... some of theirs still have pea stuff in it) overall. We'll see ... but at least he's a happy cat once again.

Nice broth amount 4 price (limited deal I think , don't remember). We always put some wet on dry but the square shape messes with our program here. They r small squares and a bit hard now that I'm here doing this. The Purina1truenature shape is "more cat friendly". Our cat is picky (likes tuna not salmon or whitefish) and combining the truenaturewet with other bb is doable. But again these r cubes and I think the broth gets all the flavor because of chemistry mechanics inside the can that I only imagine thinking exists because this cat gets some bb every 2-3 months (not subscription I mean he downs bb dry and wet no problem but never squares) so not for this cat owner but maybe ur kitten or adult who doesn't know better or is too hungry to care. 3 stars for flavor but no 4 stars for definition of morsel. Not upset just here In The Wilderness with confused yet distinct cat.

After Purina seemed to stop making my 11yr old girl’s wet cat food of choice (read: demand), (Purina ONE Adult Healthy Metabolism Dry Cat Food & Ideal Weight Wet Cat Food) we tried 10+ different premium wet cat food options but she would hit it and quit it, eat one for two days and then stop entirely. Glad to find one she consistently likes! More expensive than her previous food but I’m okay paying more for better quality food. I can’t say it’s the answer to every wet cat food switch, but it worked for Charlie. ASLO: MORSELS vs FLAKED: Idk the difference but Charlie sure does. If you have a semi picky cat, I’d suggest single cans from the store to determine party lines before buying in bulk.

I and my cats had been a big fan of this cat food for years but something has been going wrong lately. I opened a can from a recent shipment and there was none of the usual liquid in there, just dry cat food. Not knowing if there might be a problem with it, I tossed it. I thought this was a one off but in the most recent shipment, I noticed 4 very light cans. There was nothing in there except for a little moisture! Some of the other cans seemed a little light and I just opened up one of them and it was missing about 1/3 of the food. It smelled OK so I fed it to my two little black panthers and they seemed to enjoy it but I was miffed. I gave them some extra dry food to make up for the missing wet food. They seemed pleased but I was not.