Healthy Indulgence

If you’re looking for a cat food that will turn your feline into a ravenous, ankle-weaving, alarm-clock-breaking menace, look no further. This grain-free wet food has my mini panther acting like he hasn’t eaten in weeks—despite his automatic feeder ensuring he never actually knows hunger. The performance begins at 5 AM with persistent meows and headbutts to my hand, as if he’s personally offended that I dare still be sleeping. If I’m not in the kitchen by 6 AM? The meowing gets louder. The pacing gets faster. The level of drama increases exponentially. Once the bowl hits the ground, all theatrics cease. He inhales his meal in under three minutes, then immediately scurries off to take his post-breakfast victory poop—a ritual I can only assume is a power move. Next, it’s time for work. He perches at his favourite window, assuming his duties as Neighbourhood Watch Commander and Local Kingpin. He observes the buses, monitors students lingering at the bus stop, assesses delivery people, and critiques traffic patterns. If something seems amiss, he will flick his tail in disapproval, but otherwise, he remains silent—because thanking his humble servant (me) for breakfast is simply not in his job description. Would I recommend this food? Absolutely. But be prepared: your cat will rule your household with an iron paw… and still never say thank you. In all seriousness, we choose grain-free cat food because it supports our cat’s overall health. He maintains a great weight, has a shiny coat, and absolutely loves the taste. We have very few instances of vomiting (something I’ve noticed is common with many of my friends’ cats) so it’s clear he digests it well. The smell isn’t overpowering or unpleasant, which is a bonus. Ordering it on auto-ship here is more cost-effective than buying it at the pet store. However, I do wish it came in variety packs like the ones available in stores, though my cat certainly isn’t complaining!

My cats all LOVE this food, and it's lower in phosphorous, so I was giving it to my kitty with renal failure until we settled no a good prescription food for her from Hill's.

I judge cat food by three factors; quality, price, and cat. Per my research, this is a high quality food. It seems good quality out of the package, bits in gravy, it looks like most grocery store brands - not a bad thing, they've done their research on what cats want. Cats are alert, healthy, energetic, and sleek on this food. They have not had any vomiting issues or bowel problems eating it. Cost is good, probably the lowest of the high end food in a pouch. You can get as good/better food in a can for a lower price. I would prefer to have an optional larger pouch to feed more than one cat at a time, that should even out the price disparity, and lower packaging waste. Cats really like this food. They eat every bit, even the picky eater. They do like this food better than all pates. They still would prefer the 'whole food' cat foods. I personally find getting food out of a pouch annoying compared to cans. However, pouches ship well.

My senior cat has gotten very fussy in her old age, but she does like this. She will eat pate but not her favorite she likes chunky or pieces of the food better, this fills the bill. As with all the pouch foods it is expensive and doesn't have a lot of food in them, hard to scrape all the food/gravy out of pouch, gets messy. She also gets canned food. Wellness is a good product and as long as she will eat it, I will continue to buy it.

Give to my 18yr old kitty with kidney disease. He will not eat prescription food but will these - chicken & liver. Loves the gravy

My cat has urinary crystal issues. He had his penis removed. This is a safe once in a while treat for him I think.

This is chunky cat food. My cat won't eat anything chunky, shreds or bits, so I have to puree' it with a stick blender first. She still didn't like it.

My cats love this flavor and for those watching their phosphorus intake because of kidney disease, pretty low in phosphorus.

Beware seller does not accept returns. Bought because it was sold out in my local pet stores and I needed something close to the vet professional formula for renal diet for one of my cats. He would not eat it. I tried several times, many ways. My other cat wouldn't touch it either. Neither cat is fussy when it comes to fish or chicken. Best to try local stores first - pet stores will allow returns if your cat doesn't like it.