Wellness CORE Signature Selects Shredded Boneless Chicken & Chicken Liver Entree in Sauce Grain-Free Canned Cat Food

This was my cats favorite food after going through a lot of trial and error, which Im sure most cat owners can relate to. I noticed that the label had slightly changed but thought it was only an update to make it look more attractive. Unfortunately when I fed my kitties with the new label food they will not eat it, which was odd as this is the only food they had. I did notice while serving it that the sauce looked thicker and whiter and fortunately I had two cans of the old formulation at home and noticed there were several changes, removing some ingredients and adding others: Shredded Boneless Chicken & Beef: -Replaced Egg for Dried Egg Product: this is inferior quality. -Added Tuna This was my cats favorite food after going through a lot of trial and error, which Im sure most cat owners can relate to. I noticed that the label had slightly changed but thought it was only an update to make it look more attractive. Unfortunately when I fed my kitties with the new label food they will not eat it, which was odd as this is the only food they had. I did notice while serving it that the sauce looked thicker and whiter and fortunately I had two cans of the old formulation at home and noticed there were several changes, removing some ingredients and adding others: Shredded Boneless Chicken & Beef: -Replaced Egg for Dried Egg Product: this is inferior quality. -Added Tuna to the formulation: one of my cats is intolerant to fish. -Removed the Chicken Liver and Potato Starch Shredded White Chicken & Chicken Liver -Replaced Chicken for boneless chicken -Removed Potato Starch -Removed Chicken Liver: in a formulation labeled as including Chicken liver. -Removed eggs and substituted for dry egg product. I’m really concerned that a Company I believed marketed top quality products would make a change in formulation without alerting customers, adding and removing ingredients listed (chicken liver) or not listed in the label (tuna). Needless to say I will not be purchasing Wellness products again and now have the difficult task of finding all over something they will eat. … more

Impossible cans to open. Therefore, I don't want to order it anymore. But the food is wholesome and the cat thinks it's ok, but not her favorite.

My kitty usually eats the Wellness in the pouches, but this was on sale over Memorial Day so I got 2 cases for him to try. He loves it. I think he prefers the shreds over the chunks in the pouches, and the gravy. I only feed my kitty grain-free and am very happy with Wellness/Core wet food products. Since he started with Wellness his fur is so much softer and shinier. I prefer the small cans so he can have a variety, plus after you put the other half of a big can in the fridge it just doesn't have that new food smell and he doesn't like it LOL!!!

Arthur, an extremely picky eater, loves this food, and we have been through several other Wellness varieties and other brands, which he eats for awhile and then turns his nose up. I wish it was a little less expensive and a little more filling ( recommended daily amount 1.5 to 2 cans per day) but ... Arthur rules so I will pay the extra. His fur gets extremely soft and silky on this diet.

I like this food and so does my cat, but for the price it's not a great value. The kcal per can is low, and for my high energy adult cat, I need to give her two cans a day. This is partly because it is shreds and gravy. I would just take that into consideration before purchasing. I like it, but it might be better in combination with dry because otherwise, it's not a great value. I also don't like the fact that it's made in Thailand.

The crew absolutely love this line of food! Nice and moist, good gravy and protein. No complaints what so ever!

I have 2 cats. One is extremely finicky so I wasn't shocked when she put her nose up to this food. My other cat not as much, but she only licked a little bit at this food and then walked away. I try to feed them quality, healthy food and occasionally mix up their menu as they enjoy variety rather than repetitive, but this just didn't work (for them).

I have spent a longtime searching for a quality food that doesn’t cost a ton of money for my multicat household. One of our cats has food sensitivities and an allergy to fish, which makes finding low ingredient food a challenge. I would recommend this food for its low list of ingredients, quality of the food, and middle price point.

My cat was raised on a raw diet, but for whatever reason he decided he was done with that. I wanted a good quality junk-free wet food for him so we tried the Wellness line. He likes the pate', but LOVES the shredded style. I can't get it out of the can fast enough; first thing he does is lick up the gravy.

trying to switch my cats to better quality foods.. tried this and blue buffalo varieties.. it looks so nice in the can like they would love it but .. to no avail they want no part of it.. been opening and feeding them what I have on hand in case they decide to eat it but wind up wasting it..