Weruva Cats in The Kitchen, Chicken Frick 'A Zee with Chicken Au Jus Cat Food, 3.2oz Can (Pack of 24)

I researched this brand WERUVA. Rosie went nuts for this brand subscibe purchase, amazing food, high protein content and other factors. This is premium high end food imo =)) She went nuts for Kitty Gone Wild & Chicken Frick 'A Zee. This cat food is Carrageenan free and almost all solid food in the first four ingredients ! That's a major issue with the supermarket's foods that are processed with many dangerous fillers. Those other brands like FF canned food or any of them - NO never going back.Use YouTube and google to read the dangers- I won't gamble with her food. I can't do RAW food but this is far from processed canned food as they get! She also gets Chicken hearts and Rabbit kibble, and will give her more of a wider variety of foods as we go on. Do the research ^_~

All 4 love this and this is the main ingredient for their meals. They get this and seafood for their meals, and get out of sorts if I don't have any. Lots of chicken, and is very good for them.

I have picky cats. In an ideal world, both would be on a wet food diet, but I'll settle for getting them to eat anything at all.Last year, when I only had Mr. Picky, the vet tech handed me a can of this particular flavor of Cats in the Kitchen by Weruva. She said that she personally uses this one when cats won't eat anything, so she thought Mr. Picky might enjoy it.He still doesn't care for wet food at all, but I adopted a second cat more recently who does. She is, however, just as picky as he is. I bought can after can after pouch after can of wet food and thought I had found The One. However, she started waffling in her enthusiasm for eating that food/flavor, so I finally cracked open the can from the vet's office.Miss Picky LOVES IT. She's pretty partial to really wet foods (her other favorite is Soulistic in gelée) and doesn't like the solid pieces. Anything with extremely discernible shreds or cubes was a "no," as was most pate. This Weruva food has some discernible shreds of chicken that she leaves behind, but the texture overall is soft and wet enough that she will eat most of it. I usually add a couple of spoonfuls of water to the food as well, just to make it more appealing to her.Let me tell you, after weeks of her turning up her nose at everything but baby food, then watching her enjoy her Soulistic and NOT enjoy her Soulistic, it's nice to know that there's another option when her Picky-o-meter is cranked up to 11 and she's tired of the food she had been enjoying up until that moment. I will probably try to get her some of the other flavors and see how those go.

My cat is obsessed with this food! It is just chicken in sauce and smells really good.

Cat has a severe skin allergy and has been on Purina his whole life. He recently got dry food taken away for good but was still on his Purina chicken and turkey. On the hunt I went for a top product. Bought Wellness brand, FAIL! Returned $50 worth of that crap. In fact, my cat flipped me off when I tried the Wellness, and when I tried to outsmart him and mix Wellness with the Purina dry, he outsmarted me right back and ate the Purina and left the Wellness vittles in the bowl. Onward! I found Weruva. I gasped at the price, quite sure I'll need a second job. But nothing is too good for the King fuzzpants. Ordered the following: 1) Love Me Tender chicken and duck; 2) Funk in the Trunk chicken and pumpkin; 3) Chicken Frick a Zee; 4) Fowl Ball turkey and chicken. 5) Chicken and Chicken Liver.A week in, here are the results. The skin allergy is not completely gone. Time to explore other avenues. Prince Chan's fur coat is gloriously shiny and soft, to the extent one wants to be sure to have super clean hands before touching such luxury. His personality has become that of a school kid on the playground, and he wants to constantly play, chatter, and seek attention.ORDERED STRAIGHT FISH FLAVORS: The skin allergy was 100% cured by DAY 3 on straight fish.EDIT APRIL 2017: FOUND LARGE BONES IN "KITTY GONE WILD" FLAVOR. CONTACTED WERUVA AND GOT A SONG AND DANCE ABOUT HOW THEY STRIVE FOR NO BONES. NONSENSE. EVERY CAN I HAVE OPENED SO FAR I HAVE INSPECTED FOR BONES, AND FOUND LARGE ONES. WERUVA OFFERED NOTHING. I WARNED THEM WE WOULD GO PUBLIC, AND NOW YOU CAN SEE WHAT IS IN THIS. IF YOU WANT A FISH FLAVOR, PICK THRU IT CAREFULLY AND WATCH FOR SHARP AND LARGE BONES. I ASKED A FISH GURU, AND HE SAID THESE ARE JAW BONES AND SPINES WE ARE FINDING. BEWARE!!! THE SHARP ONE IN THE PHOTOS IS LIKE A NEEDLE! THE LARGEST ONE WITH A ROUND TOP WAS UNBREAKABLE. I HAVE NO IDEA IF MY CAT ATE BONES IN THE FIRST 2 CANS, AS I DIDNT FIND IT UNTIL THE 3RD CAN, AND EVERY CAN SINCE. *****Weruva Mideast Feast has NO BONES so far. **TWO TO TANGO** ALSO CONTAINS BONES.Photos shown were taken in March 2017. Order was from Amazon. Weruva claims Amazon is same exact product as buying anywhere else.

My cats don’t like this

The texture is not as pictured. It’s very wet, shredded chicken in gravy. It’s good quality, but expensive and my cats walk away from it.

I feel weird reviewing cat food. It's cat food after all. But, we don't just give our cats any old food these days. Everything has to be better, grain free, extra this and improved that. Sometimes I think the critters eat better than me! Regardless, the Weruva canned food is pretty darn good. It looks like real food! The chicken flavor looks like I just poached a chicken breast and shredded the meat with a little gravy on it. It even smells like real food! The chicken and beef is the same way. In fact, the shrimp and seafood one has actual shrimp in it; not just ground up bits. There are recognizable pieces of whatever flavor inside. On top of all that, it has the required grain free, starch free, and everything else that we wanted to give our kitties. The cats are healthy and have a nice shiny coat so I am pleased with this food more so than any other cat food.