Blue Buffalo Basics Grain-Free Adult Wet Dog Food, Skin & Stomach Care, Limited Ingredient Diet, Turkey Recipe, 3-oz Can, 24 Count

My cat likes this food and since she’s been eating it I’ve noticed her coat has gotten more thick and pretty and she has no stomach problems. I will keep buying for now! It also doesn’t smell bad and since my cat doesn’t have very many teeth I am glad it’s soft.

This went over very well with my cat. I sort of inherited her from a friend of a friend, and she was 14 yrs old with rotting teeth and a raging bladder infection. Those teeth are pulled, so she'll be on soft food the rest of her life, and because of her age and possible infection-prone, I wanted simple, natural, low ingredient count food. That she'll eat.I got 4 singles that she ate well, so I got a case, and we're now almost thru that and she's still happy with it. It seems to go bad relatively quickly, when left out for her, but I take that to be a good sign of not a lot of gunk in it. I just got myself a set of lids and feed half cans at a time. The first food I was feeding her, a grocery store brand, would sit out all day and just be a little dry around the edges, so to speak. This stuff seems to go after about 4 hrs - I only let it happen twice and then switched to half cans, so not entirely sure of timing.Amusing side note, the finger pull on the lid is pretty small, compared to her last food can.But very pleased with this (I'm good about updating if things change, tho)

So far, so good.My cat developed an allergy and has been scratching his face raw in some spots. The vet and I have run through every test possible including a food trial, a blood allergy test, a regular blood test (to rule out illnesses like diabetes), we ruled out fleas, we cannot find the cause.So for now, one thing I am trying is a limited ingredient diet and making sure my boy gets plenty of Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids (which contribute to healthy skin and coat). This canned food provides both. He likes the taste (I admit, he's not a picky eater). I do find it a bit thick, the first time I gave it to him, he left some in the bowl which is very odd for him (he usually gobbles up his own and then moves on to his brother's bowl). So I have been watering it down a tad and that seemed to do the trick, he's back to gobbling (and stealing his brother's).He is still scratching a bit, but I am seeing some improvement. We are keeping the extreme scratching at bay, which is the best we can do right now.Also, check out "Instinct Limited Ingredient Diet Recipe Natural Wet Canned Cat Food" by Nature's Variety. They have a duck flavor too (and rabbit, which I may try). What I like about Instinct over Blue is that Blue has fish oil, Instinct does not. If you're keeping your cat off fish (which I am), Instinct seems like the better choice. They also have 5.5 ounce cans which I prefer.I am also using a limited ingredient DRY cat food that includes Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids (Blue Basics, Natural Balance and Blue Wilderness are three good choices, I think - update, take a look at "Instinct Limited Ingredient Diet Grain Free Recipe Natural Dry Cat Food" by Nature's Variety too, no fish/salmon oil in that one).

When I tried the food. I didn’t like taste or consistency. The cat didn’t seem to mine and eats it without problems

My pure bred Bengal has tummy issues. I have spent THOUSANDS on tests and foods at 3 different vets in my town. Its been about 4 years of cleaning her horrible diarreah from everywhere but the litterbox. It's frustrating, but what can you do?? So this time I decided maybe she's allergic to chicken. Maybe she is allergic to gluten? I tried raw foods, but what did I give her?? Chicken!!! So I tried all the grain free flavors and as it turns out, removing chicken made ALL the difference!!! Even her whisker lickens upset her stomach. I am seeing REMARKABLE results in the litter box!!! I wish at lease ONE of the vets would have discussed food allergies with me years ago!!! So I am sticking with this turkey flavor. It's expensive, but anyone with tummy trouble even for one day knows its no fun. I plan on trying salmon or some other flavor, but I'm sticking with turkey for at least a month before I start rotating flavors. I don't know if she likes it, but she eats it. The other cat doesn't like it but I also bought the same stuff in the dry formula. It kind of constipates him but I can deal with him on that.

Recently I have taken to reading ingredient labels more carefully, becoming more aware of what I am putting in my own body, I started to become disgusted with the poison we are being fed by the grocery stores. That led me to wonder what am I feeding my beloved animals?Come to find out this ridiculously priced claiming to be premium and basic ingredient only food has a WOOD based FILLER in it. Do your own research on cellulose and come to your own conclusion. There is NO EXCUSE for NON-NUTRITIONAL FILLER in a PREMIUM product period. No wonder my poor cat doesn’t want to eat this “healthier” food option and begrudgingly eats it because it is her only choice. Is it a direct cause to health concerns? Maybe, who knows, cats never used to have the issues like they do now- cancers and stomach problems leading to premature death. (much like humans) the whole reason I began purchasing this food is our poor kitty has food allergies (hmm also something I had never heard of in the past.)EXTREMELY DISSATISFIED AND DISSAPPPOINTED that I will have to find another food that my poor allergenic cat can devour. Shame on these companies adding fillers to make their product go further and charge a premium price. YOU WILL NOT FIND THIS EVEN IN THE NAME BRAND CAT FOODS. Take a look at this product, it is noticeably thicker and drier than other PATE formulations. I had never realized it was due to wood based fillers right in the FIRST LINE OF INGREDIENTS. SHAME ON YOU!! In the mean time I now feel horrible each time I present this meal to my poor little kitty.

Thick, the cat did not relish eating it, but I bought it for the cat's intestinal issues. It did not help. Perhaps it is the fish. I changed to Purina One GI lamb and rice. So far, it's helping a lot. Sorry.