Natures Menu Country Hunter Turkey and Rabbit Cat Pouches 3x6x85g

My rescue cat came on a diet of kitty junk food and I have slowly been getting him transitioned to better quality food. He eats a good quality dry for his breakfast now but was hanging on to his Felix jelly pouches had tried a few better quality wet foods with no fillers, higher meat content and he had turned his nose up at ones like Lilys kitchen. Got him some Applaws jelly pouches and he wolfed those down thought I'd hit the jackpot but then read that Applaws is not a complete wet food so had to restart my search! Not sold on a raw food diet but saw that this wet food scored very highly in reviews on the ingredients and giving cats the nutrition it needs.Now if you have a junk food loving cat and just plonk a bowl of this in front of them one night, they are likely to turn their nose up at it. What I did is on the first night, I placed a tablespoon of this food in his bowl with his normal Felix pouch and didn't mix it in at all so he could get used to the smell. He didn't touch it, but then the second night I placed slightly more in his bowl with his usual Felix and put some Felix over the top of it, so it was slightly mixed in. Left food overnight and noticed he had tried some of the Natures menu food, so I continued to add more Natures menu and reduce the amount of Felix and now 5 nights in and he is eating a ratio of 3 quarters of the pouch of Natures menu and quarter of a pouch of Felix, and he is eating every last scrap of the Natures menu food, can't explain how happy it makes me seeing his empty bowl in the morning and knowing he has eaten good quality food. He does love his jelly and not much of it on the Natures Menu food, so I will probably start using a quarter of a pouch of Applaws jelly food rather than the Felix mixed in, as Applaws also has no nasty fillers etc.

We have 3 house cats & after a disaster with another brand & then finding out how much rubbish is shoved into mainstream ones we decided to buy alternative brands with better stuff in.So we’ve been feeding our fireballs a combination of this, Lily’s Kitchen & Scrumbles.Cat 1 - is very very picky (she took the longest to ween off the old brand given)Cat 2 - is not too picky (but he can have a delicate stomach)Cat 3 - will eat anything!All 3 basically face plant into this food (as well as the others), they seem to love it.Seems to be more in it and the furballs are impatient to get it, they have twice a day feeds with some good quality biscuits for grazing throughout the day.They’re bounding around with plenty of energy and the boy has thrown up far less, and their coats are even nicer than before, very shiny and soft.

I have a very fussy cat who has to eat grain free and she will only eat dry food.I decided to try this food, although expensive, I wanted to introduce more variation into her diet after recently finding out she likes cranberry and blueberry as flavours which this food has in it.I opened the pheasant one first and much to my surprise she looked interested from the off. The food is a nice consistency very much like a pate with a little amount of jelly. Willow did in fact try, and like, most of the flavours in the multi pack.Even though she only eats a couple of spoonfuls, I will purchase them monthly to encourage her and give her the choice. She still loves her Purr and Meow turkey and blueberry dry mix, but these offer a good alternative, which is what I set out to do.Overall I would recommend you try these if your cat like mine is fussy, and pampered lol 😺

What i thought would be a food in jelly was more like a pouch of pate, my cats wouldnt go near it at all, i know i have fussy cats, but thought they would at least give the food a try, nope, tryed it on a cat im feeding outside, but turns out he only like the chicken flavour. I can all but try.

I want my cats to love it, but they like my kids want rubbish cat food (I mean my kids want rubbish junk food for humans...not rubbish cat food) I've tried every healthy natural brand of cat and dog food for my animals but sadly they want to eat sugary cereal filled rubbish. I think if your cat is of a higher class than mine then go for it, I reckon with a bit of salt and pepper you could serve it as pate (maybe this is what I'll use the rest for) I think it's a 5 star product for quality but sadly not tasty enough for common cats, same as if I was eating kale, fantastic and healthy but gaming teenagers won't touch it.

This is the best cat food you can buy unless you go full raw feeding. It has human grade meat 96% and then 4% superfood ingredients. No sugar, no carbohydrates, no meat derivatives.It smells amazing. Texture is superb - none of this watery gravy like consistency that you get in other cat foods. This is proper meat. Cat loves it. His skin, weight eyes all improved on it massively.It's far superior to any other brand including Hills science and Royal Canin that is full of sugar, nasty chemicals, carbohydrates and grain that cat's cannot digest.The packaging is beautiful too, Worth every penny. Thank you amazon for making this available at a decent price too.