Halo Pate Wet Cat Food, Real Turkey & Duck Recipe, 5.5 oz Can, 12-Pack

Both of my cats, a 7 yr old part Maine Coon and a 4 yr old Siberian, love this flavor and it fills them up better than the kitty crack brand they had before. Better yet, my older kitty doesn't vomit daily like he did before we switched foods! I think he may have a previously unrecognized allergy to the grain fillers. Sadly, due to a bad car accident while working in Europe, we have just lost 2/3 of our income and probably will be unable to keep them on these more expensive foods. We don't mind beans and rice, but our poor babies won't understand why their good food has to change back to kitty crack which the younger one doesn't want to eat anymore and the older one upchucks! Just when we found something that works and that they like! Good old work comp! This flavor is a particular favorite. Highly recommend. Do not recommend Halo Spot's stews, though. Who in their right mind puts peas, carrots, and green beans in food for a carnivore?? I have to thoroughly mash the vegetables in to get them to eat it or I wind up with a bowl full of veggies they carefully eat around! One of the stews (the chicken and beef) neither cat will touch at all so I'm stuck with 11 cans of the stuff. This flavor does not have the veggies like the stews and gets 2 feline thumbs up here!

Halo food for cats and dogs are the best. And very healthy for them.

expensive but my cat of 18 years eats it, loves it, and doesn't throw up after eating it like he does other food....Fancy Feast gems is good too and much less expensive.

My cat has been on Halo indoor dry food for years. I brought home a kitten recently and noticed my adult cat eating the kitten dry food, so I bought him the Halo canned food to steer him away from the kitten's food and it worked! Halo canned food is the only food he wants now. I tried giving him a more expensive canned food and he didn't like it. He just meows at me until I open the Halo can.

I started buying Halo Spot's Stew wet food for my cat a few months ago and was thrilled with it. He absolutely loved it. Even the peas. However, in my most recent order, two of the three kinds of food I ordered had the new label on them. It wasn't just the label that was different. One of the reasons my cat loves this food so much is the high moisture content. The kind I got recently with the old label was still very wet. The two kinds with the new label were much, much drier and my cat doesn't like them now. I know many people are probably thinking I could just add water to it, but anytime I add water to a food, he won't touch it. I'm very disappointed in the quality of the food with the new labels. Guess I'll be looking for a different food.

My cat loves it and so does my dog. In fact, I have to go through great lengths to keep my dog from stealing her empty bowl and licking it clean. Since switching from Fancy Feast, which had artificial flavoring in it, my cats' hair and skin has improved 100%. She used to have red lesions on her skin from biting and scratching at herself all the time. My vet said "you are what you eat" and suggested I switch to a grain free diet for my cat. Now, her skin and hair are smooth and lovely. All is well. My cat has always been trim and physically fit --this food keeps her that way. Worth the price. I just hope it's still made in America. Seems like they took that part off the labeling and off their website.

My cat has been eating the Halo turkey and duck wet food for several years. I'm so glad I came upon this because she was rejecting so many foods I tried. She does need to have canned food because I need to mix in medicine twice a day. She likes me to add water several times so, to a certain extent, she drinks this canned food! She is almost 20 so I it is my pleasure to give her what she wants and loves.

This food was too rich for my cat and upset her stomach.