NuloDuck & Tuna Pate Wet Canned Cat Food, 12.5 Ounce (Pack of 12)

This cat food is suitable for cats of all ages. My cats, from the kitten to the 11 year old brothers, practically stand up on their hind legs begging for it. It literally brought a sick cat back to life. Yes, it is relatively expensive, but it’s worth it to feed my cat family healthy and delicious food. The pate texture is desirable to the cats, and having happy and healthy cats is desirable to me.

I like the fact that excellent cat food is packaged in large, pop top cans. Instead of opening three or four smaller cans, I open one can to feed 8 cats. The cats love this all meat pate food. The large can is a blessing for us cat lovers who feed many cats at once.

This is one of the top quality brands of cat food at a very reasonable price. My cats will eat Nulo wet food, so I am very happy to have discovered it. Try it, it's much better than Friskies, 9 Lives, Meow Mix.

So, the cat food is great but, why is a taking a week to get in a city like Las Vegas. I might understand it taking that long to a remote destination but Las Vegas isn't a remote destination. If I order it without subscribe and save it will be at the address in two days. Today is the 14th and I was billed on the 11th but it won't be there till the 19th? Hmm...not liking this! :(

I'd been searching for quite a while for a better quality food than the cheap stuff made from by-products. In the large cans, Nulo costs me about twice as much as I was spending per day on Friskies pates. But the content of the food is much better, and my four 12+ year old cats love it. Especially my female Manx, who knows when I open a can of her favorite Nulo "Duckie" flavor and will sit at my feet and cry like a baby (literally sounds like a baby crying, no joke) to be fed. For the past year, I have been feeding them Nulo wet foods in the 12.5 ounce cans, along with Holistic Select in the same size cans. Both are excellent foods per dollar spent, in my "human" opinion. But my four cats voted three to one in favor of Nulo over Holistic Select. While I think Holistic is an excellent food, at the end of the day it is the cats that have to eat it, not me. So their votes matter more than mine. Thus, I am now feeding them solely two cans per day of Nulo wet cat food, specifically Duck and Tuna and the Turkey and Chicken. Once a week, on "Fish Friday", they get a can of Salmon and Mackeral. All four love these Nulo flavors and the large cans make it more cost effective to feed them better quality food. Whatever they don't finish between feedings goes in the fridge until the next time. All four of my indoor cats are in excellent health, and I hope to keep them that way by feeding them a better quality food such as Nulo. I only wish Nulo would manufacture some of their other flavors in the large cans, it is too expensive for me to feed them the small cans. I highly recommend both Nulo and Holistic Select canned cat food, but my cats would tell you, three to one, to go with the Nulo, especially my Manx!

I really wanted to like this cat food. The ingredient list is very good, comparatively, with lots of animal based protein, grain-free and it’s affordable. It looks like a quality product. But my cats won’t eat it. I have two kittens and a senior indoor cat and they walk away from it. My senior cat finally tried it and promptly threw up. So then I tried to give it to my outdoor feral cat colony and they won’t eat it either. I’m stuck with almost a whole case of food, ($39.00) that no cat will eat. Sigh. Update. There are sharp white shards of something in this product. See photos. I suspect it’s eggshell or bone. This could be why my kitten threw it up. There’s a lot of it! Also, the cats may be repelled by this product due to the rosemary extract. I spray rosemary extract in my garden beds to keep the feral cats away. It also keeps deer and squirrels away.

All 8 of my cats won't eat the Nulo Turkey and Chicken flavor in the 12 oz cans. For reference, I usually get the Dave's cat food turkey recipe in the 12 oz cans, and my cats sometimes get tired of that and momentarily snub it, but they always come back and eat it. The Nulo was a good price with a percentage off coupon, so I decided to try it. But alas, my cats will not touch the Nulo Turkey and Chicken flavor, even if they haven't eaten much all day. The Nulo ingredients are great, and it seems like they should like it, but they just won't eat it. - They won't even eat it when I put their favorite flavor enhancing topper on it. At least I can add it to my dog's food, so I am not just throwing it out.FYI, my cats are slightly more receptive to the Nulo Salmon and Mackerel flavor in 12 oz cans, but only if it is a can that has just been opened in (literally) the last couple of minutes.I will not be buying any Nulo again, unfortunately. That's too bad, because it seems like they are really trying to create a decent canned food with good ingredients.

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