WeruvaCats in The Kitchen, Chicken Frick 'A Zee with Chicken Au Jus Cat Food, 6oz Can (Pack of 24)

My 8-year-old cat likes a lot of Weruva foods, but he especially loves this Weruva Wx Phos Focused, Chicken Formula in Gravy.He will eat more of this can at a time than he will most other foods, which is great, because it has a very high moisture content and is good for his kidneys and urinary tract. The "gravy" is more like a broth; it's not sticky or thick like gravy, it's thinner without any thickening ingredients. He loves the flavor so much that I can even add a little extra water to eat and he'll still eat it.The chicken is a pulled consistency. It's like little thin strips. These strips are pretty easy for him to eat, although he does sort of lick them a lot until he gets the chicken closer to the edge of the plate and finally bites the pieces rather than lick them. It can get a little messy when he licks the chicken and it goes off the plate, but he's a messy eater in general, so I don't really think this is the food's fault.I tried the other Wx Phos focused flavors, and he didn't like those as much. I'm sure it depends on your cat's specific tastes. I'll continue to buy this one. I've already fed him almost 24 cans over the course of a month or two, and he continues to love it.This food is great for preventing kidney damage because of its high moisture content (like most canned foods) and its low phosphorus content. High phosphorus diets are associated with kidney damage. This is not a prescription food, but it still contains phosphorus in amounts under AAFCO standards. Consult your veterinarian if you are going to feed this food as a major part of your cat's diet. Otherwise, it is perfectly healthy to feed your cats when fed with other foods, because most cat foods have high amounts of phosphorus.

My cats favorite food! She had stage 3 kidney disease. She dislikes prescription food but loves this kind. This has kept her going for 3+ years after we found out of her condition. She is healthy and doing great! I suggest making the food “soupy” with water so your cat intakes enough water. Just be careful not too make it too watery where they won’t eat. Overall Recommend!!!

This food is lifesaving for my 18 year old kitty, and he loves it too. The extra hydration in these cans is great too. Thank you to the wonderful company making it, from the bottom of my heart.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been feeding my cat this food for a few years after researching how nutritionally deficient the traditionally store bought pet food is. Basically, store bought food is garbage. Feeding your cat, and for that matter any pet that relies on you for nutrition, cheap pelletized food is the equivalent of feeding your child Cocoa Puffs for breakfast lunch and dinner their entire lives until they die. How can a brain and body live on that. It can’t, and it’s truly poisonous and destructive. No wonder most cats and dogs only live to be 13-17 years old and experience weight, vision, hearing and other neurological deficits coupled with organ failure.I’ve never seen a lion eating wheat, soy, corn, or sweet potatoes in the Sahara. So, why is it in so called healthy cat food? Cats usually don’t eat fish either. They eat the biggest land animals they can take down, and need the proteins and fats from these prey animals to build their own muscles, brains, and systems.Animals will eat what tastes good just like children. Although responsible pet owners will feed their cared for animals a diet which best mimics their natural diet. Which in turn extends their quality of live and quality of social engagement with their human. People that don’t know me always assume my cat is about 5 years old, including veterinarians. Her fur is like silk, eyes bright and clear, teeth are white, and playful as a kitten. No health problems, and the vet literally says My 14 year old cat is healthier than any of her 4 and 5 year old feline patients. Nutrition is important

The food is great. My cat loves it. But the manufacturer cheats on how much food they deliver, hence the 3 stars.If they actually delivered 6.0 net ounces, as advertised, I'd give it 5 stars, but according to my very precise kitchen scale, the actual weight of the food (i.e., the FOOD, without the can; the net weight) ranges from 5.6 ounces down to as low as 5.4 ounces. So I feel cheated.Given that my finicky cat is very hard to please, and would much rather eat crunchy kibble, but HAS to have wet food due to her refusal to drink water and a very sensitive urinary tract, I'm stuck having to feed her canned food. She has turned up her nose at other canned cat food, so I will continue to buy this food, but it irks me every time I see that "net weight: 6.0 oz." on the label."Liar, liar, pants on fire!Meanwhile, I've found a compromise, which also helps with my cat's tooth tartar issue: at each meal, breakfast and dinner, I feed her 2 ounces of wet food, with a "moat" of water around it (which she laps up happily -- but NOT if it's mixed in *with* the food, *only* if it's a "moat" *around* the food), then give her a couple of tablespoons of Hill's Science Diet Oral Care kibble as "dessert." (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B003MWBFMK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)Kitty is happy, kitty-mama is happy (except for supporting a company that falsely advertises its wares).Weruva, I applaud the quality of your cat food, but I sure wish you'd do a better job delivering what you promise!

None of my cats would eat it. Bought this for my cat with kidney disease. Again, I think this was a texture thing as they liked the broth but didn't touch the actual food