Dr. Elsey's cleanprotein Pork Recipe Grain-Free Canned Cat Food, 5.5-oz, case of 24

This is the one wet food that has helped heal my kitty's inflammation. I fed it solely for 3 months it helped reduce the inflammation & pain. She also takes 2.5mg Prednisolone every other day. After the 3 months I introduced back some dry food as she really likes to have both - I feed her the Hill's prescription Z/D dry as it is the only one that she can tolerate and she really likes it. Over the last couple of years we have tried many different food brands and proteins and we have discovered that she cannot eat ANY poultry, fish or peas. I also believe Guar gum bothers her. We tried beef, rabbit & venison to but she just didn't do as good on those. I highly recommend trying this food. This is the one wet food that has helped heal my kitty's inflammation. I fed it solely for 3 months it helped reduce the inflammation & pain. She also takes 2.5mg Prednisolone every other day. After the 3 months I introduced back some dry food as she really likes to have both - I feed her the Hill's prescription Z/D dry as it is the only one that she can tolerate and she really likes it. Over the last couple of years we have tried many different food brands and proteins and we have discovered that she cannot eat ANY poultry, fish or peas. I also believe Guar gum bothers her. We tried beef, rabbit & venison to but she just didn't do as good on those. I highly recommend trying this food. The only drawback (and reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5) is I wish it tasted better - my kitty gets bored of it and I can tell she doesn't love it but so far it is the only one that truly helps her system. She is a chronic vomiter and tends to get diarrhea also. She is just about to turn 7. … more

I usually get the chicken/turkey/rabbit kinds, but chewy was out of it, and it was either pork or salmon. Since cats are from inland savannahs, my understanding is that their ancestral diet consisted of birds and mammals, not fish, so I got this. 2 of my cats were fine with it, not as enthusiastic as they were for chicken or turkey kinds, but my 3rd child decided abruptly that he was Jewish and refused it wholesale (Bubbe would be proud). Fortunately I still had chicken kibble, so he crunched on that. Probably won't buy this again, but will save the rest for emergencies, ie delayed shipping/running out of food. Overall probably good quality like the rest of the brand, but my boy has never turned I usually get the chicken/turkey/rabbit kinds, but chewy was out of it, and it was either pork or salmon. Since cats are from inland savannahs, my understanding is that their ancestral diet consisted of birds and mammals, not fish, so I got this. 2 of my cats were fine with it, not as enthusiastic as they were for chicken or turkey kinds, but my 3rd child decided abruptly that he was Jewish and refused it wholesale (Bubbe would be proud). Fortunately I still had chicken kibble, so he crunched on that. Probably won't buy this again, but will save the rest for emergencies, ie delayed shipping/running out of food. Overall probably good quality like the rest of the brand, but my boy has never turned down any food before in the year that I've had him, so I was surprised. … more

My cat is so extremely picky and borderline malnourished. I selected this food on high recommendations of vet. Dr. Elseys is such a respected name. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, the manufacturing is reduced limiting the flavors available. I took a gamble on the pork, and lost. HOWEVER, when I contacted Chewy they were wonderful and speedy. They simply said donate and try again..refunding me immediately. Their fast and extremely welcoming service I love.

I had high hopes as several people from an IBD kitty forum recommended this. Neither of my cats would touch it. It's quite pricey as well. Note, one of cats is very picky. The other one isn't as much and he wasn't' interested in it either. Thankfully Chewy has it's return policy and I was able to get a refund.

Although disappointed not to be able to get my first choice of flavor, pork was enthusiastically accepted by my 2 cats; and the nutritional analysis is as superb as I’ve come to expect from Dr Elsey’s.

I got this because I couldn't get turkey and hoped my cats would like it. Not so much, they say. And frankly, now they are turning their noses at the chicken and duck flavors too. All they really want is the turkey. How come it's out of stock?

Kitty likes duck better and litter box smells awful. Pork was only flavor available, of about 4 or 5.

I really like this brand and the ingredients. My 6 cats love this pork flavor. They actually love all of Dr. Elsey’s flavors! I have one cat that didn’t care for the salmon but other than that this brand is a real hit in our house.

Was concerned about trying this flavor, pork just didn't seem like a cat thing to me. Daggone, was I ever wrong. Even my most finicky loves it. Hit it out of the park with this one.

I’ve never seen pork cat food before and was skeptical at first but my cats both love it. One of my two will eat almost anything but the other is a picky lil princess and she loves it.