Amazon Brand - Wonder Bound Wet Cat Food, Pate, No Added Grain, (Salmon), 3 ounce (Pack of 24)

I opted to purchase this brand of wet cat food recently, and honestly, it's such a good deal for what you get. Finding decent cat food that doesn't empty your wallet can be an never ending hunt, right? But I was pretty stoked to give this one a try. A nice touch, was the whole guide about how to transition your cat's food gradually, especially if you've got one of those cats with tummy issues or one that gets super dramatic about any change.My cat can be such a diva when it comes to food, like, eye-rolling, walking-away-from-the-bowl level picky. So I wasn't holding my breath with this one. I was honestly shocked that she absolutely demolished the chicken flavor. I mean, she was licking the bowl clean, which almost NEVER happens. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that she'll be just as excited about the beef and turkey flavors too in this variety pack, but honestly, even if she only likes the chicken, it's cheap enough that I can just stock up on her favorite without feeling guilty.Bottom line, if you're looking to save some cash but still want to keep your cat happy, definitely worth checking out. And even if your cat's one of those impossible-to-please types, maybe start out with the chicken flavor, and co-introduce with maybe part of their previous diet.

Not only do the feral cats love this, but my 2 Siamese boys and the neighbor's 2 cats give rave reviews for this food! A huge plus is there is NO carrageenan in this food, and no 'suspicious' ingredients. It looks good and does not 'stink', unlike other seafood feline pate recipes.

I was feeding my cats the WB Turkey in gravy after having them taste test all of the gravy varieties. Yes, they actually chose the turkey. But after about a year they were seemingly growing tired of it. I had a box of the beef pate at the bottom of my stack of turkeys and inadvertently opened a can of beef ( I was surprised to see pate, not expecting or noticing it). They scoffed it down! So, now they get beef and are much happier. I have two adult cats and they each get a half can in the morning, and a half can in the evening. They are allowed to graze dry food all day, as well. I wish the amount of gravy at the bottom of the pate cans was mor consistent, but that is probably the only gripe I have.***I cancelled my WB turkey, but Amazon wouldn't take it back, even though I hadn't even opened the box it shipped in. Since I order 4 at a time on Subscribe and Save, it was $50 worth of turkey that I got stuck with. Booooo Amazon! Hence the 4 stars.

All three cats liked the food, HOWEVER…one of my cats got very sick from this, another one was throwing up daily (highly unusual for him), and the third cat suddenly seemed queasy when trying to eat her favorite kibble after two days of this. Oddly, I saw a review or two mentioning it had their cats throwing up or something but I figured, yea, cats do that sometimes, might not be the food. But my oldest cat (12) ate this for maybe three days before she stopped eating entirely. You could see she was hungry and would want to eat her dry food and treats, but it was like she got one sniff and became visibly nauseas, if that’s possible for a cat. And then, when she smelled this wet food, she seemed like she knew it was the issue. Gave the food a sort of suspicious look and didn’t even try to nibble, though she’d try really hard to eat treats and kibble before giving up. It was so sad. Like when humans have food poisoning and we’re sooooo hungry and thirsty, but can’t get any food down? I could just imagine she was dealing with that hunger and simultaneous frustration. Clever little thing knew the problem was the wet food before I did. I know I’m anthropomorphizing her here but that’s really how it seemed to be. After a day of almost nothing to eat, she improved and started munching again…I took her to the vet and absolutely nothing else was wrong, and they determined it was just this food making her sick. Note that these cats get a big mix and none are very picky eaters and none of them have ever had an issue like this. The cat who stopped eating is a chubby, rotund little furball who would never turn her nose up at anything. I was utterly terrified when she stopped eating and if we hadn’t determined that something in this food made her sick, she might have gotten worse. Yea, it’s $5 less than the fancy feast chicken box, but I’m sticking to what I know.

Smells extremely like Tuna, even though tuna is not on the list. Could it be the anonymous "Fish"? No way to tell. I try to avoid large predator fish such as tuna because mercury is cumulative. I usually stick to small feeder fish like sardine and mackerel.The food is well liked by my guy. It is quite moist, not hard and tight at all. It is good and smelly, which of course is attractive to cats.It has a higher ash level than I like to see, so even if I were going to continue feeding this food, I couldn't feed it very often. It does not say what the phosphorus level is, and I've been unable to reach a manufacturer to ask.It's a good price for the 24 cans, especially as they aren't filled with cheap corn or legumes.The 3 oz size is a good one for single cat households, too. Not too much, not too little.As for why I'm not a repeat purchaser? Even occasionally? Well, it's the completely unnecessary inclusion of Red Dye #3. My cat doesn't care if it is redder than it should be, so what's the point?Amazon, don't put dyes in your pet food brands.

Pretty good ingredients & a good price. My cats seem to like it. A variety pack would be nice.