Applaws Natural Wet Cat Food, 8 Count, Limited Ingredient Cat Food Pots, Fish Variety Count in Broth, 2.12oz Pots

I always buy this brand My sweet girl has food allergies. My other girls love it as well and I feel great about feeding them Applaws brand. Its limited ingredient food for all life stages and its natural no junk in it human grade. I first found this brand on Chewy. My girls love it and its good food and wholesome. The next brand is Reveal it also is good.

Let's face it, for most of us, we tend to purchase cat or dog food based on how the food looks and appeals to us. I've seen photos on cat food ads that looked so good - heck, I would have eaten them. The problem is that a 5 star rating for one brand, might result in a 1 star rating from someone else. Our pets are just as picky as many of us when it comes to finding the right food, and nothing can be more frustrating then to just have purchased a small or large case of a particular offering, only to have your cats thumb their noses up at them. There are two brands of cat food that my 3 adopted feral cats have thoroughly enjoyed and I feed them cans of food from either brand each day. These brands are from Applaws and Reveal. They apparently are same company (although priced differently) because they offer the exact same formulations (with the same ingredients). The Applaws brand (and corresponding Reveal brand) feature canned cat food with only natural ingredients, which do not include any preservatives. Now if you were to price the 24 can case of Applaws - let's say the Tuna with Crab in sauce - with that of the same in the Reveal brand, you'd find that the Reveal offering is some $10-$15 less expensive than the Applaws offering. I never understood this because it is so apparent that these are the same companies. Where you save money with the Applaws offering (if you happened to settle on that brand) is when you purchase the 8 can packs. Both Applaws and Reveal appeal to my cats (who are normally very picky eaters). Each morning when I feed them with these cans of food, they inhale the formulations and there is nothing left. When you open the cans, you can see that the food looks natural (actually looks like you're opening a can of human tuna). In closing, it used to be that I would waste hundreds of dollars experimenting with different cat food formulations (canned food), with each brand guaranteeing that cats will love their food. As you know, this is never the case. Then I first stumbled upon the Reveal brand (which my cats fell in love with), and then discovered that the Applaws brand basically has the same formulations, but typically at a higher price (go figure?). So yes, with the 3 cats I have (indoor cats), they love both the Applaws and Reveal brands, and I am giving this a 5 star rating. It's all subjective, I know. After all, there might be some folks here whose cats just thumbed their noses up at these brands.

My late soul cat loved these… she would eat them desperately. I love this brand because the products feel so organic, fresh and natural. The perfect snack for a hungry life companion.

While a little pricy, you know you are getting good quality food when you open and smell/see the contents. When they turn their noses up at some food, they scarf this down quickly.

My cats favorite food we always keep the wet food stocked. The size portions are good and easy to serve.

I am aware that neutered male cats need moisture in their diets else they're prone to developing uti's and urinary blockages that are not just painful to the kitty but hella expensive to the owner in vet bills. Unfortunately my boy has been so picky about wet food that until I got a single package of this Applaws he'd turned his nose up to everything else we tried. I got the single container of Applaws at my local pet supply place and he was a big fan so I got him this variety package and he's been a fan of all 3 flavors. I'm happy to have found something my boy likes. I just adopted a second cat (fixed female) and she's also been a fan thus far. My 2 kitty's approve of this applaws variety box.

You have to be careful what you purchase when it comes to cat food, Try to mimic what they would eat if n the wild. meat, chicken, mice, quail eggs. When was the last time you saw a cat eat a bowl of rice or a banana. Sugar and salts are bad for cats kidneys. Read the ingredient list. The shorter it is and the more organic its major ingredients, the better for kitty. Fresh water is a must daily.

Our cats go bananas for this stuff.