Wellness Complete Health Kitten Canned Wet Cat Food, Chicken Pate, 3 Ounces (Pack of 24)

Item came in good condition and earlier than ETA date. My 10 week old kittens were able to finish this quickly. It must be very tasty.Purchased during Black Friday sale. Wish prices could be lower so that I can buy on regular intervals.

my kitten ( 4 weeks) was having inconsistent bowel movements. this product I mixed with formula helped a lot to start weaning him.

This food is great, my 12 week old kitten absolutely inhales the stuff. She starts begging like crazy the minute I open the can!Since we brought her home from the shelter (where she was being fed Purina Kitten Chow) we've noticed her coat has softened, her eyes are brighter and she's growing like a weed! Also her, shall we say "business" has significantly less odor than when we first got her.Wellness food (both wet and dry) costs a little more but you have to consider a couple important things. First, It's our responsibility as pet owners to provide for our pet's well being and that includes ensuring they receive proper nutrition which, as we all know, is the foundation of good health. If you made the decision to take on a pet (which is a dependent) you owe it to them to ensure they are well nourished.Second, this food doesn't have fillers and it's packed with nutrients so the cat fills up quicker and eats less of it so the cost is defrayed in that respect. Just like humans, if a cat eats nutritionally deficient food they're going to be hungry all the time because their bodies are screaming out for the nutrition it needs. That will cause them to eat way more food which costs more and can cause weight problems and costly trips to the vet throughout their lives. Paying a little more now for good food will save you money in the long run.Do yourself and your furry little friend a favor and feed them well so they can reward you with many years of good health and companionship!

The kittens seem to prefer this canned food to others but the cans are small and they are too expensive

We've had about four case shipments of this kitten/cat food since I found it on Amazon at a good price per can (compared to other lesser quality "natural" canned cat foods in our area: this particular food isn't found in a brick and mortar near us). As some reviewers have stated, it is a bit on the dry side, very dense, but I mix it with a good amount of hot water and our kitten prefers it that way anyhow; the "gravy" is her favorite part. She likes it pretty well. She's a moderately picky eater but not terribly so. She doesn't devour it with rabid enthusiasm like she does Friskies wet food (she lacks good taste, I think), but she doesn't refuse it like she does some. She eats it. That, combined with the fact that it's no more expensive than trash wet food and is obviously of higher quality makes it a winner in my book. Her coat has become very silky since starting this food and she's the picture of health.Aside from the online reviews, recommendations, and ingredient list, I know it's better cat food because: 1) It doesn't smell atrocious, like most wet foods. When you open a can there is just the faintest aroma of canned meat, almost like something a human would find edible, and 2) Her bowels are much improved when eating this alone. Any food change, in addition to medical issues, can cause gassiness/diarrhea in a cat and especially a young kitten, but after she adjusted to this food we've noticed her litter box is MUCH less stinky and her stools are of a normal firmness. My husband bought her a small pack of Friskies as a "treat" recently and mixed them with this for a few days without my knowledge, but I knew something was up because her stools were looser for quite awhile, and much stinkier. In summary, I'd say this Wellness wet food is about as good as it gets unless you make your own cat food - highly recommend.