KOHA Limited Ingredient Diet Chicken Pate for Cats - Single Meat Wet Cat Food for Sensitive Stomachs - Pate Cat Food with No Fillers - 3oz Pack of 24

I chose this to include in our cat food rotation due to the ingredients. They do stand true to their limited ingredient marketing. It smells fine when opening and my cats eat it. Please keep in mind I do use a topper to help so I’ve never tried just plain. You should be using a simple topper or toppers anyways when doing a wet food diet. I’d say the quality is above average given the price. It’s not as expensive as feline natural or the other New Zealand products. Would highly recommend especially if you want to replace this with tiki cat since they’ve been bought out.

Our cat has IBS , This is the only limited ingredient wet food our cat can eat and she loves it.

My three cats will not eat this.

Cats are picky. I cannot say the food was bad. It looked better than most. My cat just did not care for it, walked away. Since I could not return because it is food, I donated to local pet shelter. The things you do please your furry friends. I gave it a four because I cannot say it was bad and it looked better than most brands.

Tigger is 16 years old and for the past year had been throwing up on an almost daily balance. Our vet recommended Hill's Science Diet and that seemed OK for a while, but Tigger was still vomiting several times a week. I did some research and the Koha brand was one of a very small number of "limited ingredient" brands that I saw recommended in several online forums so I bought their sample pack -- and Tigger, who alternates between being a picky eater and eating like a turbocharged vacuum cleaner, definitely preferred the Koha. He's been eating this almost exclusively (we sometimes mix in a few treats or pieces of the hard food that he loves but isn't supposed to eat regularly), with a little bit of anti-hairball goop and/or Miralax (to help with megacolon issues) mixed in. The vomiting steadily became less frequent and it's now been two weeks since the last bout. Coupling that with the fact that he can get much more demanding in his requests to be fed than he used to be on other canned foods (he's a smart boy and knows how to make sure we know he wants something!) , I have to say we're all happy with the results. We've only tried one other flavor (turkey, which he definitely likes a lot less than the chicken), but he's so happy with the chicken that we're not going to rock the boat and just stick with this. As a bonus, when compared with similar "low ingredient" or "science diet" cat foods, it's priced very reasonably.

I have two cats who absolutely will not eat it. Unfortunately, I had to open one can out of 24 I ordered and Amazon will not accept it as a return item.

My two cats will not touch this. They are somewhat picky so I can’t totally blame the product. The texture seems very smooth and I can’t imagine why they don’t want to eat it. It’s up to the cat and maybe mine are the exception.

My picky cat loves this food. If your cat has trouble keeping food down you should try this. It helped my cat with that