Classic Cat Food, Paw Lickin’ Chicken with Chicken Breast in Gravy, 3oz Can (Pack of 24)

The ingredients are awesome, expensive but anything for the fur babies. They go crazy for it

I used to think people who paid for premium pet food were ridiculous, but this product has made me a believer. I have a rescue cat with a myriad of health complication and issues around food insecurity. He came to me with a mangled up face and a talent for eating his wet food too fast and then promptly throwing it up. Recently, someone gifted my a few cans of the 5 oz Paw Lickin Chicken which my rescue cat and my other (low maintenance) cat loved it so much I decided to order a 24 pack of the 3 oz. 3 weeks later, I think someone has secretly replaced my cats. I used to describe my one cat like petting a cloud and the rescue like petting a wire haired terrier; he is so unbelievably soft now. Also, his energy is like that of a much healthier, younger cat now. And his face, which was constantly crusting over with eye goop, snot, and ear discharge, stays clean. I’m not a religious person, but this food is working miracles.

My cat loves this stuff so much I swear he's going to turn into a chicken. Never seen a cat go so crazy over food before!

I only started ordering this food probably summer of 2025 through subscribe and save. My cats really seemed to enjoy the food, the quality seemed good and there was lots of moisture and a decent amount of meat which is great. I only recently, a few months ago, stopped ordering it because one of my cats developed EGC (swollen lips....) a few months after he started eating this particular food. It may just be a coincidence but as a process of elimination (after having received steroid injection...to relieve the swelling..) I'm trying to determine if this particular foods formula (gums, thickeners...) and or the chicken is the culprit of the allergic reaction. I have read posts from other cat owners who have had issues with this particular food and this brand so time will tell. I will say I think this Weruva brand seems to be a great brand OTHER THEN they put fish in most of their foods. I won't buy this particular food again, but not because I don't think it is quality.

I started purchasing this about a year and a half ago after researching some grain-free canned cat food options. The reason I went with Weruva was because it was fairly affordable and available through Amazon Prime. I don't currently have access to a car, so accessibility was really key. That being said, my cat loved it, and so did my wallet. This year, I decided to upgrade to the 5-oz cans since my cat was no longer a kitten, and I wanted to get her to eat more. Again, the food was fine...but imagine my surprise when I came back just a few months later and found that the price had increased! Currently, the 5-oz cans are going for $42 when just a little over a month ago it was just $36. I also checked the 3-oz price and it is now $28 when I had been purchasing it every few months for a year at a very consistent $24. Needless to say, this price increase makes me rather unhappy, and I've begun to consider other grain-free options simply because this is no longer the best deal. I am not saying the food is bad - the quality has remained the same. As for the reviews saying that the in-store Weruva cans have more meat, there's not much I can say about that. I have only purchased this food from Amazon, and I was never disappointed with the ratio of meat to gravy. I would still recommend this product and may even continue to purchase it (provided the price doesn't increase again). My only word of caution is switching from plain chicken to the other chicken offerings. I unwisely did so, and the other options include veggies which, while pleasing to look at, aren't really needed for your cat. In fact, I found that my cat's digestive system can't handle the bits of corn present in the chicken soup variety (there was a lot of farting..), and that my cat doesn't like peas. I would stick to plain old chicken because really, what else does your cat need? Update: After doing some research, I switched to Natural Balance Canned Cat Food, Limited Ingredient Chicken and Green Pea Recipe, 24 x 6 Ounce Pack . This is a grain-free option and the price is currently $31 for 24 6-oz cans. Basically what Weruva used to cost before the price increase.