Almo Nature HQS Natural Chicken with Pumpkin in Broth Grain-Free Canned Cat Food, 2.47-oz, case of 24

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  • No Corn No Wheat No Soy
  • Gluten Free
  • Limited Ingredient Diet
  • Grain-Free
  • All Lifestages

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  • Crafted with HQS (High Quality Sourced) ingredients that were originally fit for human consumption and repurposed for use in pet food only.
  • 100% natural pet food made without synthetic vitamins. A rotational diet is recommended—rotate with other Almo Nature recipes and supplement with dry food.
  • This grain-free and gluten-free recipe is made without by-product meals, hormones, carrageenan, artificial flavors or preservatives.
  • This whisker-licking recipe is available in a wide variety of flavors and provides ideal nutrition for all adult cat life stages.
  • 100% of the profits from Almo Nature product sales (after expenses and taxes) go toward Amo Nature's mission to protect biodiversity and fight against climate change.

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4 Customer Questions

How long can you refrigerate open can of the larger size?

Answer by Chewy • Dec 31, 2018
Opened cans of food should be stored in the fridge to retain moisture, minimize exposure to air and reduce transfer of odors to other food. The best way to store opened cans of cat or dog food is to use a plastic pet food lid that fits the top of the can to prevent moisture loss and transfer of odors. If a plastic lid is not available, plastic wrap also provides a very good moisture, air and odor barrier. Zip-to-close bags provide good moisture barriers but do not provide good oxygen and odor barriers. Opened cans should be stored in the fridge, at temperatures between 40-45°F, for a maximum of 5-7 days. Any cat or dog food remaining after that time should be thrown out.

What is the dry matter phosphorus and sodium?

Answer by Chewy • Mar 05, 2025
Almo provides nutritional content as a guaranteed analysis, not on a dry matter basis. However, you can find formulas online to estimate the nutrient content on a dry matter basis using the guaranteed analysis info (min. Phosphorus) provided.

How many calories per 2.47-oz. can?

Answer by Chewy • Jun 05, 2022
This recipe contains 43.5 kilocalories per 2.47 ounce can (70 grams).

What is the carb content of this food?

Answer by Chewy • Jul 12, 2019
This recipe contains approximately 1.7% Carbohydrates.
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37 Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Cyndi on Oct 9, 2025

Good Stuff

All 4 kitties like this food! Just wish is was 3 ounces, instead of 2.47 ounces...

All 4 kitties like this food! Just wish is was 3 ounces, instead of 2.47 ounces...

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Barb on Sep 4, 2025

Texture

My cats love the broth and the shreds. They seem to prefer it to pate.

My cats love the broth and the shreds. They seem to prefer it to pate.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Bett on Sep 9, 2025

The cats enjoy this

All the cats like the Almo Nature Chicken options.

All the cats like the Almo Nature Chicken options.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Ann on Sep 10, 2025

Loved by some.

A nice break from dry kibble.

A nice break from dry kibble.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Elizabeth on Feb 2, 2025

My cats like it and generally eat it all. I like how there isn't any extra ingredients so hopefully it doesn't irritate my older girl's digestive system! I know

My cats like it and generally eat it all. I like how there isn't any extra ingredients so hopefully it doesn't irritate my older girl's digestive system! I know my dog has snuck a bite once before too and of course he seemed to like it too -_-

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Annie-Lee on May 23, 2025

That it has pumpkin, nutritious.

My cat eats it very well, probably the pumpkin make it more tasteful.

My cat eats it very well, probably the pumpkin make it more tasteful.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By char on Oct 23, 2024

quality

Nicely shredded chicken with a very small amount of pumpkin. Adds protein and variety to the diet. Most cat food is ultra processed and high in carbohydrates so

Nicely shredded chicken with a very small amount of pumpkin. Adds protein and variety to the diet. Most cat food is ultra processed and high in carbohydrates so I use this to add protein and REAL food to their diet.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Laila on Mar 13, 2025

Love it!

My picky girl loves this

My picky girl loves this

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Dima on Aug 11, 2024

my cats didn't eat

The food is of good quality, but my cats did not eat it. Before that I took the fish flavor, they ate it with pleasure. I gave the whole box to charity

The food is of good quality, but my cats did not eat it. Before that I took the fish flavor, they ate it with pleasure. I gave the whole box to charity

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Lexi on Apr 1, 2024

The best I've found

I have 3 cats. All with health issues boiling down to food. All with dye allergies. One with an allergy to tuna, and something else that makes him vomit most foods

I have 3 cats. All with health issues boiling down to food. All with dye allergies. One with an allergy to tuna, and something else that makes him vomit most foods (vet won't be bothered to find out), and mild pika. Another with sensitivity to most foods causing vomiting, likely from a horrible case of worms when I first found her. Another prone to bladder stones. So between the three, finding a food that works for all of them was a very difficult challenge. This met all of their standards, they'll all eat it, and it exacerbated none of their sensitivities. They also have two additional foods to help fill out their nutritional needs fully, but this really helps fill in what their other foods couldn't, and making it all easier on their stomachs.