Weruva Cats in The Kitchen, Kitchen Cuties Variety Pack, Wet Cat Food, 3.2oz Can (Pack of 12)

My cat absolutely loves this wet food (especially the salmon and the lamb flavours), his plate is spotless after every meal. We have tried some other popular brands, but some he just doesn't like as much, and others make him vomit. And with weruva we haven't had a single issue, would highly recommend!

My picky eater senior cats love this variety. Even without toppers, they devour it. It's worth the price.

My cat loves the taste, it came in well condition. However the seller keeps bringing the price up so I don’t think i can purchase again which is a shame :(

My cat looooved all the flavors and good ingredients! 😄 wish if it was priced lower to the original price though

It’s the best cat food I’ve ever seen and it even smells yummy! Wish though the delivery is faster and the price is less or at least bigger size for the price.

was great

It has a really strange texture, with the jelly and minced meat combined.

This food is excellent. Most of my cats ate it readily at first but I will say, it's quite chunky, and some of them were too intimidated by the texture. It's great for cats that don't mind to get a little messy and really get after a big piece of meat! The ones that didn't like it prefer mousse/lickable food and this stuff is more like a very hearty chicken soup. There are big pieces of shredded chicken in this with a chicken and pumpkin broth. It smells like human food. For what it is, I think it's a great value for your money. Since a few of mine didn't like the big pieces of chicken and only licked the broth, I ordered this same recipe but in the 'slide n serve' pate texture for them to try as well. It was a bit too slick for most of them and slid around the bowl/plate too much and they lost interest, so on to the regular canned pate to try! I love this brand and the variety of flavors and textures they offer cause lord knows these cats are picky as heck.

Arrived damaged the tons smelt really bad waste of money

Blue Buffalo and Earthborn are the staples in my cats' canned food diets. The former because my cats have done very well with Blue Buffalo over the years, and the latter because it's good cat food, and one of my cats just loves it. However, my cats - and I think most cats - prefer variety in canned foods. While my cats will eat Blue Buffalo kibble every day without complaint, they grow bored with the same canned food. Thus, I rotate a wide variety of premium canned foods into their diet. My requirements are that meat, poultry, or fish should be the first ingredient and that soy, corn, wheat, gluten, or unnamed byproducts be excluded. Although my two cats (Ella, age 11, and Bubba, age 2) like both Blue Buffalo and Earthborn, they will refuse to eat either if offered to them several days in a row. Weruva's products are among the premium foods that I rotate into the mix, and I particularly like variety packs. In this Weruva selection, there are four recipes: Chicken Frick 'A Zee, Lamb Burger, Kitty Gone Wild, and Funk in the Trunk. Yeah, I know; silly names. Approximately 80% of what is in a can of cat food is represented in the first four ingredients, with the most prominent ingredient being named first and on down the line. The first five ingredients in each of the recipes in this variety pack are as follows: Chicken Frick 'A Zee: Chicken, Chicken Broth, Sunflower Seed Oil, Locust Bean Gum, and Calcium Lactate. Lamb Burger: Fish Broth, Tuna, Lamb, Lamb Lung, and Sunflower Seed Oil. Kitty Gone Wild: Fish Broth, Salmon, Tuna, Sardine, and Mackerel. Funk in the Trunk: Chicken Broth, Chicken (Boneless, Skinless Breast), Tuna, Pumpkin, and Sunflower Seed Oil. I don't see anything scary in the rest of the list, so these are pretty good. While I would prefer meat, poultry, or fish as the first ingredient, I don't have a problem with Fish Broth or Chicken Broth as the first ingredient because one of the major benefits of wet food is that cats, particularly when they grow older, sometimes don't drink enough water to meet the needs of aging kidneys, and because cats prefer to get their liquid requirements through their food than through drinking water, although they always have fresh drinking water available to them. Perhaps, if I were feeding only one type of canned food to my cats, I'd pick something that didn't have broth as the first ingredient, but these are among many premium foods that are part of their diet, and broth is better than water because it includes nutrients and enhances the taste. Plus, my cats have always preferred wetter, gravy-type recipes to the drier paste-type cat foods. My last four cats lived to be in their mid-to-late-20s, so I must be doing something right.