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Weruva Cats in The Kitchen, Pumpkin Lickin' Chicken with Chicken Breast in Pumpkin Soup Cat Food, 3oz Pouch (Pack of 12)

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Flavor Name: Pumpkin Lickin' Chicken


Size: 3 Ounce (Pack of 12)


Features

  • Pumpkin Lickin' Chicken (3oz Pouch, Pack of 12) Featuring cage free shredded chicken, in a delicious pumpkin soup. An all natural recipe with pumpkin for easy digestion.
  • Cats in the Kitchen - Weruvas selection of unique recipes that are packed with premium proteins in a delicious gravy - perfectly crafted for your kitchen carnivore!
  • Grain-free, Gluten-free, Starch-free & Carrageenan-free. No corn, wheat or soy. Free from any artificial colors & preservatives
  • Supports a Healthy Skin & Coat - Sustainably-sourced Seafood and fish oil loaded with Omegas
  • Produced in Human Food Facilities under the Strictest B.R.C. Global Standards for Food

Description

Your cat will splash into ultimate flavors, falling in love with the delectable flakes of tuna, swimming in a tasty pumpkin soup.


Brand: Weruva


Flavor: Pumpkin Lickin' Chicken


Age Range (Description): All Life Stages


Item Form: Gravy, Wet


Specific Uses For Product: Stomach, Active, Urinary, Allergy Relief, Urinary Tract Health, Coat


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.4 x 4 x 5.9 inches; 2.25 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 1772


Department ‏ : ‎ Pet supplies


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ November 4, 2014


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Weruva


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ Thailand


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    • If what you need is to get liquid into a cat who's having GI issues this is good
Flavor Name: Pumpkin Jack Splash Size: 3 Ounce (Pack of 12)
I had a cat who had IBD and he was a very finicky eater. As you may be aware, IBD cats make finding the right food very difficult on them and on you since finding that right combination of foods that doesn't upset the stomach constantly can sometimes be difficult. Because of that, sometimes cats with IBD can easily become dehydrated. I found supplementing this to my cat who had IBD helped him when he wasn't being finicky and wouldn't eat this product that day. He was want to do that where he would eat something for weeks on end and then all of a sudden stop and then we'd eat it again. What? I appreciate it. From this maker is the human quality of food and not only actuality but in appearance as well as is of distribution out of the pouch. As I said, it's great for cats who need additional fluids so those who are going to be disappointed in paying as much as you do per pouch when so much of it is liquid you should weight it based on the needs of the cat. As I said for the cat with IBD and food sensitivities, the great thing is there is no chicken, soy, carrageen, or poultry by-products which is somewhat a rare thing and a lot of pet food. Therefore it can be something to help feed on a regular basis or as a supplement for kitties needing a little more GI help. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023 by Babsbny reads way too much
    • Cats love it but dry feeling
Flavor Name: Pumpkin Lickin' Chicken Size: 3 Ounce (Pack of 12)
My two cats love this but the chicken feels super dry. I end up ripping it into smaller pieces just to to be safe so dry chunks won’t lodge inside their throat.
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2023 by A. Nelson
    • Good stuff
Flavor Name: Pumpkin Jack Splash Size: 3 Ounce (Pack of 12)
My cat had very bad digestive issues. He couldn't poop for weeks at a time. All of it would accumulate and eventually start poking out. The Dr. Told me it was just hydration and I needed to get fluids into him. Initially I used soupy starters And was very careful but what else I fed him. Then someone told me How good pumpkin is for their digestion so I tried this stuff. Best of both worlds! He now gets plenty of fluids AND Pumpkin to help with digestion as well..... He hasn't had a single issue with pooping since. I'll probably be buying this for the rest of time🤷♂️ ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2023 by Rob Cecere
    • Hit or Miss on Flavor and Quality
Flavor Name: Pantry Party Pouch Variety Pack Size: 3 Ounce (Pack of 12)
Sometimes my cats really love this and eat it immediately, but other times they only sniff it and sense that something is off and won’t eat it at all. Sometimes my cats eat it with no problems, and sometimes it makes them throw up (they never throw up from eating any other food and only once in a blue moon have hair balls because they’re groomed). After a while, I realized the problems. 1) The flavors: Both of my cats really dislike the yellow pouch (pumpkin lickin chicken) and the green pouch (chick magnet). They will never eat these. 2) The quality: The quality of the product varies from pouch to pouch in the same box in a number of ways. Sometimes the meat looks like quality little pieces of fish or beef or duck, other times there are large noticeable pieces of fat and bones and random portions of whatever animal was put into the product. This problem seems common in the red pouch (mack, jack, and sam) which often contains various shapes and sizes of bones, fatty or maybe skin end pieces of presumably fish, sometimes there are entire chunks of fat ranging from the size of a penny to a quarter, and on one occasion there was a hard little rock or piece of metal and on another occasion there was some sort of plastic or metal wire string. The food can either look actually pretty good or absolutely disgusting. The chicken is always terrible and stringy and smells awful. I have easily opened over 100 pouches of this food and the chicken has never looked decent and my cats have never eaten it. This is why, as I said above, my cats will never eat the yellow pouch or the green pouch. Occasionally, depending on the quality of the duck, they will eat the purple pouch (love me tender) which has chicken and duck. However, they will leave all the little stringy bits of chicken behind in their bowls, which is very unlike them because they have been lifelong members of the clean plate club. 3) The consistency: There are two issues with the consistency of this product. Sometimes there is a good proportion of broth to meat, other times it’s almost entirely just liquid or dry pieces of meat. It’s as if there is no quality control that decides what proportion of food to broth goes in each pouch. The other issue I find incredibly revolting!! Sometimes when you open and pour out a pouch, the food looks normal like broth with meat as expected; it’s thin broth with a dark, semi-translucent color and normal shades of brown meat. Other times, the broth is a cloudy white, very thick liquid that is disconcerting, and it coats the meat so you can’t even tell what the meat looks like. It looks like gelatinous sludge and is frequently murky or grainy seeming, not a clean white color. The cloudy broth problem happens most commonly with the red pouch and the blue pouch (1 if by land, 2 if by sea). I’ve checked for expiration dates, and the cloudy ones are supposedly still good, but definitely aren’t. My cats will not eat the cloudy food and paw at the ground indicating trash or waste or poop, but otherwise they love the red pouch if it’s normal. However, the red pouch is what makes them throw up. Typically, if the red pouch is normal, my cats will eat about half of it, then walk away and vomit all of the undigested food. It’s peculiar because if the red pouch looks normal, it’s their favorite flavor and they are eager to eat it, but sometimes it makes them immediately sick. The yellow pouch is consistently always the worst and doesn’t even have real broth, I have no idea what it is, because the liquid is neon yellow and as thin as water with stringy white pieces of potentially chicken. This is particularly strange because apparently the yellow pouch is chicken in pumpkin soup, but the orange pouch (pumpkin jack splash) is tuna in pumpkin soup and it looks nothing like the yellow pouch soup. The orange pouch has regular brownish slightly orange broth, and the yellow pouch has neon yellow oily water. Aside from occasionally containing large and uncut pieces of tuna that I need to rip into smaller pieces or one of my cats can’t eat it and struggles and the other cat tries to eat it and chokes, the orange pouch is usually the safest bet. The entire experience has been unfortunate because this is my cats’ favorite food when it’s normal. But it’s so commonly off and has random, repulsive qualities that I can’t deal with it anymore. My cats are disappointed when I feed them a different food, but I’m tired of throwing out and wasting the bad quality pouches, cutting up their meat, removing bones and fat and garbage, adding water because it’s dry, and cleaning up vomit. We are just going to have to move on. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2022 by Jenny
    • Impressed so far - mostly pros - some cons
Flavor Name: Pantry Party Pouch Variety Pack Size: 3 Ounce (Pack of 12)
I first looked at this food because I saw it suggested on the Cole and Marmalade page. I liked the idea of human grade food. I have 10 cats. One is on a prescription diet, and 3 won't eat wet food, so I have been trying different flavors of this with the rest. They had been eating a combination of some dry meals (Royal Canin indoor) and some Tiny tasters. I had some trouble getting the tiny tasters -- and was looking for an alternative or back up. I feed 3 times a day because the smaller meals seem to help reduce throw up. So far the only flavor none of the cats like is the duck. I was surprised that several liked the ones with pumpkin. I was also surprised by the.... whole food appearance of this food. It seriously looks like normal shredded chicken breast. I also saw some chunks of fish that were clearly identifiable as fish. Coming from other brands that are more like a mystery paste - or a mystery paste with chunks - I was impressed. The gravy is a huge hit with my cats - and makes it easy to add the liquid joint supplement for my seniors. I haven't fed it long enough to see changes in health for better or worse. I like the the convenient storing, less packaging trash, and feeding of pouches - but because this food is a very loose gravy and then chunks of meat - it's fairly easy to spill gravy when opening. You could use scissors. Some bits of meat stick inside the pouch. If you wanted to get more, you could use a spoon to scrape it out. The pouches would be nearly impossible to divide. For example, they say to feed 1 oz for every pound of body weight - divided into two feedings. I have a 10 pound cat. If you just empty the pouches, it would be very hard to divvy up the gravy and chunks accurately. It could be their suggestions aren't accurate. I haven't (and might not) switch over to it being the sole food so I will update if I change anything. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2022 by P. Smith
    • Senior cat likes them
Flavor Name: Pantry Party Pouch Variety Pack Size: 3 Ounce (Pack of 12)
My 16 year old senior cat likes to lick the juice and comes back to eat the pieces. She likes all the flavors
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by Denise M. Regnier

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