I and Love and You Variety Pack Grain-Free Canned Cat Food, 3-oz, case of 12

Sorry but my cat is a very picky eater! He doesn't really care for this brand of cat food. He will eat it after it sets around for awhile because he knows I won't give him any more until it is somewhat gone. And he never cleans it up like he does his favorite brand. I end up throwing too much of it down the disposal.

I give my cats grain-free food as one of the cats may have food allergies. I bought this on a whim as it was on sale at the grocery store the first time, and my cats liked it even better than the previous name brand food I was giving them. I'm impressed with the natural ingredients as well.

I was on the market for a good all-stages cat food and so so glad I found this brand. Great premium ingredients with an affordable pricetag - definitely will be repurchasing

My cats for the most part like this brand, it’s a hit and miss if they finish all or not. They seem to like cod the most but will also eat turkey and chicken. I wish they made a variety box with all choices and not just 3 as i’d like to try other flavors not in variety packs.

I tried this food and my cats loved it, but why don't they offer 12-ounce size cans? I have 9 cats and these 3-ounce cans are not economical. Please make larger size cans of this so it will be an affordable healthy option for people with multiple cats!

Due to one of them having a urinary blockage years ago, my vet recommended that my two adult male cats only eat wet food. This is totally fine with them—they *love* gravy and shredded meat and anything with “chunky bits,” that kind of thing. The only kind of wet food they seemed to dislike was pates; they’d lick the gravy off and then leave the rest in a gross, semi-dry pile on their plates, regardless of what I did to prep it more like things they usually enjoyed (slicing it, chopping it up, etc). Unfortunately, many of the grain-free foods come in pate form, and to be honest, I didn’t have a big enough wiggle room in my budget to justify spending a higher price for food they wouldn’t eat most Due to one of them having a urinary blockage years ago, my vet recommended that my two adult male cats only eat wet food. This is totally fine with them—they *love* gravy and shredded meat and anything with “chunky bits,” that kind of thing. The only kind of wet food they seemed to dislike was pates; they’d lick the gravy off and then leave the rest in a gross, semi-dry pile on their plates, regardless of what I did to prep it more like things they usually enjoyed (slicing it, chopping it up, etc). Unfortunately, many of the grain-free foods come in pate form, and to be honest, I didn’t have a big enough wiggle room in my budget to justify spending a higher price for food they wouldn’t eat most of anyway. I was under the impression that most of the grain-free foods were pretty much the same, so I’d tried others but never this one. But a couple of weeks ago, my partner got it so we could try giving it to the cats, and (to my genuine surprise) they’re obsessed with it. One reason might be that the consistency seems much softer than pates I’ve given them in the past. These also smell very strongly—not in a bad way, just in a way that probably appeals to cats. I can’t speak to how it’s affected their health or digestive system (which often seems to be the reason people recommend grain-free food), but I will say that they seen more excited to eat it than anything gravy-soaked I’ve ever given them, which works for me! … more

I have two 15 week old kittens and I was having a hard time getting them to eat wet food, and I felt like I was just wasting my money every time. I bought the pate variety pack with chicken, turkey, ans cod and well as the variety pack of chunks in gravy that has chicken, salmon, and tuna and they lick their plates clean every time. One of the kittens was also getting a lot of gas and the occasional loose stool from their previous food (which was also grain-free), but those have stopped since switching.

My cat has liver disease and I find this is about the healthiest food I can give her that she likes

My both cats do not like this food. Its like they know its healthy so they don't want it. I even put some broth on it to entice them but not a go for either of them. Its a very healthy food too bad I can't make them eat it.

My 3 cats wouldn't touch it, nor would our garden cat or a starving feral. Really awful stuff, both gravy and pate'.