Stella & Chewy's Carnivore Cravings Purrfect Pate Cans – Grain Free, Protein Rich Wet Cat Food – Salmon, Tuna & Mackerel Recipe – (5.2 Ounce Cans, Case of 24)

This food is amazing! Our cat was recently diagnosed with Diabetes and needed to switch to a wet food only diet. This has been helping him so much!

I didn't run into any picky eaters with my three cats and this product. Wet food is usually a nightly treat and we normally work with bigger cans, we got to use more with these smaller portions. With that, the price is on the heavier side, but I imagine this comes with what goes into the ingredients. If you're having a hard time finding a picky eater some wet food, it can't hurt to try this.

This, “Salmon, Tuna, & Mackerel Recipe” Wet Cat Food from “Stella & Chewy’s Carnivore Cravings” arrived to me within a box that has a cardboard tray containing all 24 of the 2.8oz cans wrapped with plastic to hold them in place securely during their transit to me. I didn’t have any damaged cans arrive.The ingredients look good, with the top 3 ingredients being Salmon, Tuna, and Salmon Broth. The cans open easily, and the cat food looks decent. The consistency of the cat food is a bit pasty, it’s not as smooth as other pate style cat foods out there. I fed the food to 2 different cats. Both cats would eat the food, but some days they weren’t too keen on it. So, it’s not a cat food that will take the place of any of their preferred wet cat foods.Perhaps your cat will enjoy it more than my cats did. Made in Thailand.

There are some odd things about this cat food, but ultimately, my cats are consuming it with no ill effects.I don't like that the cans seem underfilled, and there's a strange "skin" at the bottom (like what you get on top of soup). The food has to be forked or spooned out and has a different consistency than most of the other wet food we've gotten. I'm sensitive to fishy smells and really don't enjoy this one, but my cats are attracted to it.I first started feeding this to one cat (the mama) and she seemed to like the first couple cans. After that, she wasn't interested so we took a break. A couple weeks later, I put some out for her while I fed her 3-month old kittens their kitten food. The kittens were interested in their mom's food, which prompted the mom to start eating it again. Between the five of them, they've now polished off the entire box.I like that the ingredients are more wholesome that cheap cat food, but I don't know that I could swing this price for feeding five cats. Perhaps if I only had one, or if one had health or digestive issues, it might be better.

Got this Stella & Chewy’s Carnivore Cravings Purrfect Pate Cans, 2.8oz 24-pack, for my four cats for their birthday, every year they get some special treat food and special treats. Normally they eat mid-range major brands of canned & dry foods mostly purchased from Amazon via Subscribe & Save.My cats like it, one likes it a lot, pushed another away and ate almost two full cans, but they're happy so I'm happy with it.I agree with other reviews that these cans are not full. Another concern is it's an import (origin Thailand), which carries a significant transport premium over domestic foods for both practical cost and sustainability including carbon footprint, and to a lesser degree quality control regulation (not good enough here, don't know what it is there).Price point seems high by weight and oddly Amazon's pricing says per unit price is by fluid ounce (I reported that as incorrect product info), so run some numbers: 2.8oz/can x 24 cans/case is 67.2oz/case, at $42.96/case that's $0.64/oz, at Subscribe & Save 10% off $38.66/case that's $0.58/oz. Looking at premium cat foods available from Subscribe & Save but without including the discounts (it varies), so vs $0.64/oz, the big name brand also commonly available in grocery stores is $0.26oz to $0.29oz, the mid-range big name brand stuff my fuzzballs usually eat is $0.13/oz to $0.14/oz. Sort that list for high price first and there's an USDA Organic certified & Animal Welfare Certified cat food at $0.60/oz. So yeah, this Carnivore Cravings is expensive stuff as canned food goes.Overall, 4 stars, nice cat food, high price, import.

We have a cat who can only eat canned food so I jumped at the opportunity to give her something new especially if it was higher quality like the listing implies. Overall our cat did eat it and had no adverse reactions, no throwing up etc and she asks for one each morning so I would say she does like it!! (she doesn’t tolerate a lot of fishy type cans since store shelves went bare during covid and recipes changed) Welp she ate this tuna mix no problem so I am fairly convinced it’s higher quality than her friskies she will no longer touch unless it’s chicken or beef.Anyway, the size of the can is smaller, yet similar to fancy feast.I did take notice the can says it’s from Thailand but below it says made in the USA, I think it was listed as Wisconsin? I can’t remember the state at the moment as I’m writing this before bed. I’m a bit confused there though. From my experience so far, my cat definitely likes it, and it did smell “better” than her normal cans, like fresher. It was also easy to flip the can over and drop the food into her bowl without digging it out which was a plus!!! So far we are happy with the cat food and no upset tummies, the two different locations on the can do have me wondering how that works though….

This is a 24 can case of 2.8 oz Stella & Chewys Carnivore Cravings Purrfect Pate Cat Food. The flavor is a salmon, tuna and mackerel recipe. It’s grain free and rich in protein. My cat really likes it. She wouldn’t give me time to pour it in her dish. When she’s happy with her food, then I’m happy. Evie gives this cat food two paws up. If you’re looking for a yummy food for your cat, I recommend this. It’s very affordable and good for your kitty too.

There is a decent amount of gravy, and it passed as edible food by 2 out of 3 of my cats. It wasn't stinky enough or flavourful enough to hide medication in.