WeruvaCats in The Kitchen, The Double Dip with Chicken & Beef Au Jus Cat Food, 6oz Can (Pack of 24)

Oh, a VERY satisfied Sphynx cat I have now. Weruva is most definitely more costly BUT sometimes it is what we need to spend for those we cherish. Yes, I love my crazy little feline and this is by far one of the most nutritious foods for them. High MEAT protein, high moisture and no veggies, cheese, eggs or other nonsense which cats do NOT eat in the wild ever. They are carnivores, period. Most cat illnesses, (not found in wild cats), are caused by feeding them a diet filled with food their bodies are not equipped to digest. If I had time, raw meat or home cooked would be best. YES, it is time consuming and not always easy to switch cats over. But seriously, even if your budget is inflexible, ANY wet food is better than dry food. The costly "special" food the veterinarian sells for your cats "problems" is not nutritious and THAT is a waste of money. Always look for high protein (not from eggs veggies or cheese), but MEAT and HIGH moisture. Right now, WERUVA is the closest I can get to feed my cat properly. I spent time educating myself. I only wish I had learned decades ago.

My cat refused to eat this food over and over the last time I tried he hissed at me like I won't get it away from me

Both my cats absolutely love this food (and all the flavors of Cats in the Kitchen that I've tried). I've been feeding it for about 6 months, along with Wellness Core grain-free dry food. (Before that they were eating EVO wet and dry food, but I had concerns over the fact that EVO had been bought by Proctor and Gamble, who have a history of ruining good pet food brands once they take over.) I did a lot of research to find a wet food that was both grain free and carrageenan free (carrageenan is a bulking agent that has been linked to GI issues.) All the Cats in the Kitchen flavors are both grain- and carrageenan-free, with no animal byproducts. The food looks and smells very high quality (does not have a strong smell), and although most of the food is shredded meat or pate consistency, you can see some chunks of seafood in the seafood flavors. I haven't had any issues at all with stomach upset. I've noticed that my overweight 9-year-old cat has lost a few pounds since switching their food and is much more energetic and playful. It's definitely a bit pricey, but in this case you get what you pay for.

So, after my two cats (and I'm a dog person,but found 'em on the side of a road) began having troubles with a Costco dry food,I tried a Friskies pate and they seemed happy.Still, looking for a better deal, I ordered both this product with lamb, and Weruva Cats in the Kitchen Grain-Free Wet Cat Food Double Dip with Chicken and Beef Au Jus. There were coupons available do I was able to but a lot of food fairly inexpensively.Both cats were pretty blase about the Lamb and would look at me as if "What the, what the"? But they ate because they're cats and hungry.I'll say I had problems with the oder. Pretty caca.Finished the Lamb and cats are much happier with the Weruva Cats in the Kitchen Grain-Free Wet Cat Food Cans Double Dip Chicken and Beef Au Jus.They crowd the food bowls, impatient for the food. This product's oder is easier to take.Only down side is the plastic covers that fit the Friskies cans don't the Weurva.

My kitties weren't a fan. Not even one would eat it.

I have a 5 year old cat who has kidney issues. Her vet recommended that she be switched to a strictly wet food diet because she needs the extra moisture more that an average kitty (although all cats can benefit from a wet food diet). She just wouldn't give up the dry stuff no matter how many different wet foods i tried with her. I refused to get anything that contained carageenan and although she loves fish flavors, i worried about heavy metal contamination. I found this and decided to give it a try because she also likes beef flavors. It's kind of odd because it is nice shredded bits of beef and chicken, but it is in kind of a gelatinous substance. but really, it gives it a high moisture content which is perfect for her, and she really loves it. she won't even look at the dry food if she has this in front of her. it's a hit every time.Another plus is that is processed in a human food grade facility and Weruva does not take part in or support animal testing, which is very important to me. It's good, high quality food. Perfect.

I feel weird reviewing cat food. It's cat food after all. But, we don't just give our cats any old food these days. Everything has to be better, grain free, extra this and improved that. Sometimes I think the critters eat better than me! Regardless, the Weruva canned food is pretty darn good. It looks like real food! The chicken flavor looks like I just poached a chicken breast and shredded the meat with a little gravy on it. It even smells like real food! The chicken and beef is the same way. In fact, the shrimp and seafood one has actual shrimp in it; not just ground up bits. There are recognizable pieces of whatever flavor inside. On top of all that, it has the required grain free, starch free, and everything else that we wanted to give our kitties. The cats are healthy and have a nice shiny coat so I am pleased with this food more so than any other cat food.

I have two cats, and they love both the Weruva Paw Lickin Chicken and the Nine Liver canned formulas. I purchased this product thinking my cats would love the two flavors combined, and boy was I wrong. The food is extremely gelatinous, and upon inspecting the food for a bit both of my cats refused to eat it. I also tried giving it to a group of feral cats which I help care for, and they too turned their noses up and refused to it. Lesson learned so I will be sticking to the formulas I know they will eat as this food is too pricy to experiment.