Weruva Cats in the Kitchen Cuties Variety Pack Grain-Free Canned Cat Food

Wanted to try some different flavors of Weruva. Have a diabetic cat and more/better protein is necessary; he had loved Paw Lickn Chicken and then one day "NO." He likes Funk in the Trunk about 3X/week. He did not like Lamburgini or the Salmon flavored one; he liked the Chicken frikasee in the small cans, but once I purchased the larger cans he got more finicky. Wonder if the plant that processes changes the flavor somehow with size of can. He will eat about half; if I refrigerate the rest to serve later he refuses it. Had hoped to save some money by buying the larger cans--- but obviously this is not going to work.

I have a cat that has just been diagnosed with mild kidney probems. I've gone through every prescription diet food I can find (Hill's, Royal Canin, Dave's) and my cat just won't eat it, even when I mix a little bit of delicious stuff in with it. He was starving and always trying to get the other cats' food. So I read that this was a very low phosphorus and really healthy choice that people like me were using and he absolutely loves it.

My cat was sick and stopped eating. She is still in critical condition and now undergoing chemo. Vet said she needed to put on weight, and to give her anything she would eat. I researched, and though she needed more protein, she needed high quality protein. This fit the bill. Now she also has a new prescription food, but she has a buffet of 3 bowls. 1 prescription, 2 small portions of these in different flavors warmed up with the leftovers in the fridge.

I started to serve the Weruva Lamb Burger can for the first time, and noticed a stinky fishy smell, wondering why. Reading the Ingredients list, which is NOT displayed at Chewy’s item sale page (except it claiming “Made with Real Ingredients and No Fillers, Grain or Gluten”) revealed that the first two ingredients are indeed Tuna Broth and Tuna, and Lamb following after that incl. Lamb Lung (a cheap, inferior byproduct of human-grade butchering), and followed by a list of bogus and even harmful fillers, thickening agents and cheap Sunflower Oil (and with all the thickening, it’s still very watery!). Also added is the ever harmful Sodium Iodide, which together with seafoods causes Hyperthyroidism I started to serve the Weruva Lamb Burger can for the first time, and noticed a stinky fishy smell, wondering why. Reading the Ingredients list, which is NOT displayed at Chewy’s item sale page (except it claiming “Made with Real Ingredients and No Fillers, Grain or Gluten”) revealed that the first two ingredients are indeed Tuna Broth and Tuna, and Lamb following after that incl. Lamb Lung (a cheap, inferior byproduct of human-grade butchering), and followed by a list of bogus and even harmful fillers, thickening agents and cheap Sunflower Oil (and with all the thickening, it’s still very watery!). Also added is the ever harmful Sodium Iodide, which together with seafoods causes Hyperthyroidism in cats, and cost us an expensive radioactive treatment with our cat recently. Before the treatment, our vet had warned me that Weruva was a historically problematic”” brand, but my cat wanted variety growing tired of safer brands, so I thought I’ll try this since Chewy’s doesn’t have many canned cat food brands. I guess we need to redefine the promise of “real ingredients” quite a bit! I’m extremely disappointed not only at this cleary deceptive ingredient cheating and charging twice as much as “safe” brands like Fussy Cat, but also disappointed that Chewy’s even carries this, and doesn’t disclose the ingredients properly. Of note, iodine rich seafood is not ideal for cats and is not their inherent nutrition (their descendants are from the Saharan desert, devoid of seafood). … more

My 2 year old rescue got very picky this past year and we found this brand at a local pet store. After taste testing them, she was hooked! She loves all the flavors and finishes them so fast. I love the real ingredients and the high water content. Love the 4 flavor choices too so she doesn't get sick of eating the same thing.

My cat started out loving this food and cleaned it up. About a week in he was quite cautious and would actually let the food sit a while before finishing. Not sure why the change. He is eating it but not very enthusiastically as at the start but eating it just the same.

I guess the title says it in a nutshell. I feed my cat primarily freeze-dried raw grain free foods, which always have a pleasant aroma. The cat devours her meals. A breeder suggested that I mix it up with wet food, so I tried it. I had to throw every can away once opened, and it smelled awful. A month later I still have nine cans.

Our male cat is 1 1/2 years old and seems to get pickier as he gets older. I try to buy him healthy food and thought I'd give this a try based upon the reviews. Well, he loves it. He eats every bite.

This looks like "people food": chunks of fish, shredded chicken. My cats love it, but the cans are small (I mis-read the size) and they need at least a can each per meal. I'm going to look for a less-pricey option.

Absolutely hated the chicken. All my cats refused it. They love wet food but not most of this choice of food. It's a shame because I tried it for their reputation of quality.