Wellness CORE Natural Grain Free Turkey & Duck Pate Canned Cat Food

I have two cats. Castiel will eat most things that I give him and Crowley is pretty picky. He currently will only eat pate style food. Merrick is the one he likes best. However, he gets bored with it, so I try to find other foods to add to the mix. Wellness Core was one of those foods that I tried and he does not like it. I give Castiel the Wellness and Crowley his Merrick, so it works out. Castiel seems to prefer the Wellness Core food to the Merrick. He eats the Wellness until it is gone and then goes for the Merrick.

My cat is picky about cat food -- if only she was that way about human food -- and several brands that are good for her have been rejected. Thankfully this is not one of them. It is thick with just some gelatinous broth but she will eat it. Grain free with quality ingredients makes me happy. Win-win situation!

This is a pate with a small amount of 'gel' at the bottom of the can, which you mix in. Its a great brand with great ingredients and my 2 cats eat it. However, the don't LOVE it because my cats like texture when they eat. I'll keep repurchasing and put it into the rotation.

My 13 year old cat went from throwing up everyday after picking on Friskies to looking forward to gobbling this down.....without throwing up! Just wish it did not contain carrageenan. I am also trying Whole Earth Farms wet food - half the price and no carrageenan!

My cats eat this eventually, but I've seen them consume all the [other kind of] wet food given them much faster. One cat has an allergic reaction to THAT food though...so I'm trying different foods. They won't touch the venison beef lamb flavor.

This is a very good pate style wet food. My cat has a few flavors he likes, this being one. Cleaned the plate! Until the last couple weeks. Now he'll eat half his serving (gets 1/2 3oz can for breakfast, then the other 1/2 for dinner), then do the scratch at the floor like he's trying to cover it. I don't know why, it's the same food from the same case. So it can't be a batch was made slightly different thing. No digestive issues feeding this or other flavors, doesn't stink, either going in or coming out and I feel like I'm giving him a better quality food along with different protein sources. He's a black cat and his coat is so glossy and smooth since switching to this brand! Will give This is a very good pate style wet food. My cat has a few flavors he likes, this being one. Cleaned the plate! Until the last couple weeks. Now he'll eat half his serving (gets 1/2 3oz can for breakfast, then the other 1/2 for dinner), then do the scratch at the floor like he's trying to cover it. I don't know why, it's the same food from the same case. So it can't be a batch was made slightly different thing. No digestive issues feeding this or other flavors, doesn't stink, either going in or coming out and I feel like I'm giving him a better quality food along with different protein sources. He's a black cat and his coat is so glossy and smooth since switching to this brand! Will give him the other Core flavors and leave this one for a couple weeks, maybe he'll love it again. Cats are funny little furkids, aren't they? … more

I've been trying various wet foods that don't have any fish in them since I have found out my cat is allergic to seafood. If you look at the fine print, many foods labeled as chicken or something like that actually have fish listed in the ingredients. But anyway, so this turkey and duck has no fish whatsoever. My cat thinks it's okay, but that's about it. Although turkey and duck is not what she's used to, so I can't blame CORE for her not loving it, I guess.

I’ve bought the regular Wellness and the Wellness Core, and I find to be stiffer than other wet food. Also, there seems to be a lot of goopy jelled stuff in it. I don’t find this jell in any other wet food, whether it’s high end or low end. Out of all the brands of wet food, my cats seem the least interested in Wellness Core, and I’m really surprised because it definitely is good quality cat food.

I have to say it's a lot of money for not much food in the can. Definitely a pate which I had to add a little water to.

I have tried many, many varieties of canned pate cat food, some containing so much liquid I wondered what I was paying for. These cans are packed and have just the right amount of water to solid ratio in my opinion. My cats enjoy the chicken and turkey flavors and some of the fish. I don't mind paying a little more for good quality food my cats love.