Halo Wet Cat Food Variety Pack, Grain Free Three Canned Wet Cat Pate, Chicken Stew, Salmon Stew & Turkey Stew, 5.5 Oz Can (Pack of 12)

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Great product, my cat loved it and helped during stressful time

Took a little bit to get my cat to eat it. As you see in video he walked away and kitten took his place while I was showing the can. This was the third can, first I gave up trying to get him to eat & gave to kitten. This time he saw kitten eating it & jealousy won out. When I look at ingredients it looks really good for a cat. I actually wanted Amazon Kitzy but ended up, while going back and forth looking at ingredients, getting this one because of a coupon. They compare nicely and I knew my cat love the kitten Kitzy.

I rescued my sweet baby almost 6 years ago and at the time of her adoption, the Rescue was ONLY feeding Halo brand food to the cats (and dogs!). When I brought her home, I decided to keep her on the Halo brand food (both wet and dry); she has NEVER had an issue with not loving it! Her coat is healthy and soft, zero poop issues and she's not a puker.

My cats didn't like this food. I give it to the outdoor critters in their dry food.

Cats are notoriously picky about food and our cats are no exception, but they absolutely love the Halo foods, both canned and dry. I noticed a marked difference in the health of their coats when we switched to this food and they also have maintained a healthy weight. For feeding our two cats, this food is our first choice.

My cats love this and it has healthy ingredients

I've tried to love this brand. When most other products for cat food have all kinds of toxic ingredients that shouldn't even be in them, this brand was pretty simple and had more natural ingredients. Although I don't like the whatever gums. I know personally those thickeners cause severe inflammation in my body. So I can't eat them. I wonder if that's why my cats start getting sick on these too? They will eat them, then all the sudden just refuse to eat anymore. I stop feeding them the cans for a bit then try again. They'll eat for a bit, then just refuse them again. My one cat with severe food allergies gets really sick on them. My other with heart disease has begun itching a lot since I've been giving this to them. Again I wonder if the gums cause inflammation in them too? Since my cats both have gotten sick too many times trying this out, I began putting it out for the stray cats and a raccoon that frequents my yard. My cats are elderly and I feel stuck, but I swear the next time I commit to a cat I'm only buying them fresh food. All these fillers and such with that overly processed foods are making even our animals sick.