Purina Pro Plan Focus Sensitive Skin & Stomach Poultry & Seafood Favorites Variety Pack Canned Cat Food, 3-oz can, case of 24

My Molly is a mooch with a sensitive stomach, she loves everything. Not this stuff. The duck was meh, but the Arctic char is a total bust. I have two cats and I split 1/4 of a can between them and I add a tablespoon of water and make gravy because Murphy is picky but he’ll slurp up the gravy at least. Molly will finish hers and finish up Murphy’s leftovers. Now I go into the kitchen and there’s two bowls with cat food left in them. Thankfully I had also bought something else which they like, so we have enough slop for this month. I’ll have to give the rest of this box to my neighbor.

My cats have been through most of the first case so far and the artic char is a hit with all 3. My pickiest girl eats it up. The duck however not even my Russian Blue, who tries his best to steal whatever food he can from us, will eat. I think I'm going to look for a way to just get the artic char.

I have four cats ranging in age from 3-13. The older three have all had trouble keeping canned food down or they develop diarrhea from it. They reject most of it from the time I first offer it to them. Not this time! They love this food and it's good for them! I have seen improvements in skin, coat, and stools. In addition, this food smells good enough that I would eat it myself if I didn't see that it came from a pet food can!

I have been on the hunt for food that won't upset my precious baby's stomach as she gets older. Unfortunately I have not been able to find one not in pate' form. She will tolerate the arctic char but absolutely will not eat the duck. I do have to say that she does not have any upset issues when she DOES eat. Unfortunately this combo is not a match and I need to continue my search.

I have a 12 yr old Siamese and 6 yr old Bengal who are incredibly picky! My Siamese randomly started having a weird reaction to the high protein food I had them on (quality, expensive food that they’ve been eating for years!) and had horrible diarrhea and exorcist vomiting for days. I took him to the vet and they said the high protein was getting to him and I needed to switch his food (and give him weekly b12 shots because he wasn’t absorbing his food). My vet recommended Purina Sensitive stomach dry AND wet food. Both my cats are suuuper picky eaters... and they BOTH love this arctic wet food but my Bengal will NOT eat the duck. Neither of my cats have had weird reactions and no more vomiting I have a 12 yr old Siamese and 6 yr old Bengal who are incredibly picky! My Siamese randomly started having a weird reaction to the high protein food I had them on (quality, expensive food that they’ve been eating for years!) and had horrible diarrhea and exorcist vomiting for days. I took him to the vet and they said the high protein was getting to him and I needed to switch his food (and give him weekly b12 shots because he wasn’t absorbing his food). My vet recommended Purina Sensitive stomach dry AND wet food. Both my cats are suuuper picky eaters... and they BOTH love this arctic wet food but my Bengal will NOT eat the duck. Neither of my cats have had weird reactions and no more vomiting or diarrhea!! Will order just the fish from now on. … more

My diabetic cat will eat this canned food, which doesn’t result in vomiting, which means I’ve been able to get her off the vet/recommended dry food that caused her blood sugar to soar. Bottom line: she’s oof the insulin and not vomiting Any more - just what I was hoping for. She’s happy, I’m happy.

I thought my babies would love to try something new but for some reason they absolutely refuse to eat this stuff, both the Poultry and Seafood and they really love seafood! Don't know what the issue is but I can let it stay all day and they will not touch it. I tried feeding it to them a couple of times and had to throw it away. So, this item did not work well for me at all, that's why I rated it so low, sorry!

So sorry to report that it just wasn't a hit at all! All 4 of my card would not eat it. Not one bite sniffed and walked away I tried 3 times. I finally gave it to a shelter so it would not go to waste . I am hoping their fur babies will like.

My fur-princess actually ate it and loves it. It’s just the right amount for a kitty on a diet. She eats all of it (can leave some in her bowl for later) because it’s in a form my other cats won’t eat -pate She was having a problem keeping food down so I decided to give this a try and it worked. Also, I don’t need a doctor’s prescription which is a plus.

My 15 yr old Calico is very picky and throws up a lot. She was on Purina’s Gentle dry food for years but still had tummy issues. She normally Is a nibbler and only eats small amounts at a time but with this canned food she devours it.