Wellness Healthy Indulgence Morsels with Salmon & Tuna in Savory Sauce Grain-Free Wet Cat Food Pouches, 3-oz, case of 24

My boy is very picky, and at his 1yr well visit was diagnosed with crystalluria. He was not having any symptoms. but the vet wanted him put on a prescription urinary diet to avoid future problems. By reducing urinary phosphorus, magnesium, and pH, therapeutic foods are very effective at dissolving and preventing sterile struvite uroliths in cats. Well I don't agree 100% with the ingredients in these brands, so I wanted to find alternatives that I feel have better ingredients and still meet these guidelines. I give him half and half for now. This brand and specific flavor fit those guidelines perfectly and my boy loves it.

My cat and the strays really like this food, and I like knowing that I am giving them quality food.

Love that I can bring out the packets as an alternate to the cans and my cats think they are getting a special dinner. They lick their dishes clean. I use one packet per meal and split between the two of them.

This is the only wet food my cats will eat! They are all one year old and have tried different brands but turn their noses up at everything else.

My 19 year-old cat is in renal failure and I have been struggling to find him a food very low in phosphorus that he'll actually eat. This is the winner. He craves it and, like all the Wellness Healthy Indulgence Morsels packs, it ranks among the lowest commercial cat foods in phosphorus content (116-138 mg phosphorus per 100 kcals according to the independently-reviewed catinfo food chart). I was able to buy a few cases of this particular variety of the Wellness Morsels from Chewy on sale, but even their regular retail price is excellent.

my older cat, age 10 yrs has been finicky the past few years. this is one of the few foods he likes but i need to mush it with a fork for him to eat it.

my 8 year old get 1/3 per day of this. She only loves the fish type. I have gotten a case of each and give her a variety.

the pouches are better than cans - with multiple cats there would be tons of cans to recycle - I do recycle the pouches. I always scissor the top off - & also the bits in the bottom can be loosened with a spoonful or so of water - shake it around & add it to the dish of food. I rinse the cans with a bit of water too & add it to their food. Cats need a lot of water & adding it to their food is a good thing. & I do consider this a 'treat' for now & then - not every day.

These are great. My cats love them however they should have bigger sizes. If you feed them per the back of the box one box will be gone quickly. I supplement with some dry food.

This is an excellent food product. It is low in potassium. My only complaint is the pouch. The top of the packet does not tear off all the way. I ended up using scissors for a neater and cleaner pouch. This food product is slightly soupy. I use this as a snack but my 16 yo cat would eat it all the time, I think, if she could. She loves this. Because the bottom of the pouch is creased, food gets caught in it and can be difficult to get out. The packaging is not recyclable.