Purina Beyond Grain-Free Turkey, Sweet Potato & Spinach Recipe in Gravy Canned Cat Food, 3-oz, case of 12

I chose this because my senior cat Tucker was just diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and I researched that those cats should not have fish, so I tried yet another turkey this time with sweet potato and he loved it. My other senior Lucy has bouts with pancreatitis and does well with foods that incorporate veggies and much to her dismay, no fish. She also loved this. Hooray!

Tootsie is a very picky eater as most cats are. She will turn up her nose at anything she doesn't like, but she ate every bite of the Purina Beyond. I can't give it to her very often because she is on a special diet but it her occasional treat.

Our otherwise completely healthy 4 year old kitty developed crystals in his urine after being on this food for a few months. Never had this problem before and the vet says his diet is likely to blame. It's bad enough he needs to be on a special kidney diet for a few months to try to dissolve the crystals and prevent an obstruction. It may be a coincidence, but unlikely. I would not recommend this food.

This is one of only a very few brands and flavors of canned cat food that BOTH my cats will gobble down in one sitting. One of my kids is very particular about her wet food: if it's pate, it has to be wet enough that she can lick it up, instead of using her teeth to take a bite (as my other cat does). If it's chunks or flakes or whatever, she has to be able to use her tongue to catch up the pieces. She's been known to just lick all the gravy off chunks, or lick a pate into little balls, and then leave the rest. Plus, the flavor has to be just right. It's not a matter of brand, either: There are other Beyond flavors that she won't eat. But this one she eats all up in one sitting, bowl as clean This is one of only a very few brands and flavors of canned cat food that BOTH my cats will gobble down in one sitting. One of my kids is very particular about her wet food: if it's pate, it has to be wet enough that she can lick it up, instead of using her teeth to take a bite (as my other cat does). If it's chunks or flakes or whatever, she has to be able to use her tongue to catch up the pieces. She's been known to just lick all the gravy off chunks, or lick a pate into little balls, and then leave the rest. Plus, the flavor has to be just right. It's not a matter of brand, either: There are other Beyond flavors that she won't eat. But this one she eats all up in one sitting, bowl as clean as her little tongue can get it. It's not even a question for my other cat; there are very few canned foods he won't eat. So, 5 stars for flavor and "eatability." … more

Our boys are used to Pate but I wanted to give them something different. This food is a lot cheaper than what I was buying before but that brand was recalled in the past and I was kind of worried about that I wanted to try this. At first they walked away because they're used to pate but when they realized they weren't getting anything else they came back to eat and they have been eating it well since.. It seems healthy

My cat is very fussy. He likes only chicken and turkey foods with gravy. This one is a big hit for him. I only feed him a little at a time and he does really well with this one. I have tried a lot of foods and I finally got something he likes.

I feed Gwen a variety of Purina Beyond canned food flavors. So far this one is her favorite! When I bring it to her for dinner she follows me until I set it down and immediately eats it all up. I will be buying this again!

Food is too dry. Cats like more gravy, they love turkey, but this just wasn't a hit. I could get 2 to eat a bit of it. The Siamese and others smelled it and walked away. I thought my 3 ft, 25 lb cat would like it, since he can have a sweet tooth, but no luck. Ended up feeding the open cans to ferals. I will try again, if they turn their noses up again. I will just donate and find a different food.

My fur baby really liked this flavor! We had to switch to a prescription kidney diet since my senior cat has kidney disease, but prior to that he ate the Purina Beyond line of food and loved it. He has a sensitive stomach but this was the only brand that never upset his stomach.

I bought this because Fancy Feast Turkey Florentine was out of stock. Gibbs was overall pretty receptive to this. He loves turkey and this for the time being was a good alternative. I think he likes the sweet potatoes for the sugar 'cause he always smacks is lips after eating this. I was just glad to find an alternative as a fill -in.