Weruva Truluxe Steak Frites with Beef & Pumpkin in Gravy Grain-Free Canned Cat Food

I have a very picky, rescue Siamese-mix with poultry & fish allergies & wheat gluten sensitivity. There are many foods he could eat, but won't - he doesn't like any pate varieties or meats like lamb, rabbit, venison, boar, bison, etc. It's very hard to find food with gravies that don't have wheat gluten. When I tried this food for him a year ago, he ate one can & then no more. I tried a couple cans again this past month from a local independent pet store & he gobbled it up like he'd never eaten anything so tasty. I was practically doing a jig, I was so happy. You can see when you open the cans that it's a very high quality food that deserves 5 stars, but whether your cat eats it or not I have a very picky, rescue Siamese-mix with poultry & fish allergies & wheat gluten sensitivity. There are many foods he could eat, but won't - he doesn't like any pate varieties or meats like lamb, rabbit, venison, boar, bison, etc. It's very hard to find food with gravies that don't have wheat gluten. When I tried this food for him a year ago, he ate one can & then no more. I tried a couple cans again this past month from a local independent pet store & he gobbled it up like he'd never eaten anything so tasty. I was practically doing a jig, I was so happy. You can see when you open the cans that it's a very high quality food that deserves 5 stars, but whether your cat eats it or not is an entirely different matter. I went ahead & bought it by the case here (which all owners of finicky cats know is usually the kiss of death for that food) & so far so good. Between this food & the Lotus Just Juicy Pork Stew, my big furbaby's tummy is finally happy, but my wallet, not so much, even with Chewy's competitive prices. But we do what we have to do for them, right? … more

Virtually every ingredient in this food is clean and healthy for cats. So why don’t my cats like it? I will never understand cats and their finickiness. It’s not really fair to give this food a bad rating when it’s based on what my cats like or don’t like, versus the quality of the product itself.

As with many foods, I was hoping I get both cats to enjoy this high quality food. Textured was perfect, but one LOVED and other picked at it. Will continue encouraging Marley by alternating with other foods.

I try and try to feed my girls the best, even now, during this pandemic. They BOTH do not like this food, and Mira will eat anything. It just makes me sad that they are not a fan, the ingredients seem so delicious...to me anyways lol

AFTER LOVING THIS FOOD WHEN I BOUGHT A FEW CANS AT THE LOCAL PET STORE I FIGURED I WOULD ORDER JETER AND LOLA A CASE OF IT, AT WHICH POINT THEY REFUSED TO EAT IT EVERY AGAIN. I DIDN'T TASTE IT SO CAN'T TELL YOU WHAT I THINK OF IT.

This food is always a hit with all my cats. It’s a nice treat! And not bad for cats with kidney issues too!!

I have a finicky siberian cat who was born in the Ukraine and raised in NYC since he was 3 months old, he is now about 2 years and 4 months old, I still call him a baby. Anyway, I used to give him royal canin until I looked at the ingredients. I want him to live a long healthy life so I only feed him the best foods out there. He really loves Weruva's steak frites, I give him one 3 ounce can per day, half in the morning and half in the late afternoon. He eats the entire portion in one sitting, he's never done this before. The only thing about Weruva is that the cans are not fully filled, some are about 80% full. Other than that I really like the ingredients and so does my baby:)

I purchased this food for my 17 year old cat, Nala, who has some kidney issues, due to its low phosphorus and sodium content. I'm glad I did! First of all, the texture is just what she likes - a thick, moist stew - and she LOVES it. I received my order yesterday, and she ate two cans for dinner last night and another two tonight. I don't want her to get fussy, so she gets several other varieties of canned food as well. It doesn't seem to be available in stores, even in stores that carry a good selection of Weruva products. If your cat refuses the prescription food, like Nala does, please give this a try. No, it isn't as low in phosphorus, protein or sodium as the prescription stuff, but it's I purchased this food for my 17 year old cat, Nala, who has some kidney issues, due to its low phosphorus and sodium content. I'm glad I did! First of all, the texture is just what she likes - a thick, moist stew - and she LOVES it. I received my order yesterday, and she ate two cans for dinner last night and another two tonight. I don't want her to get fussy, so she gets several other varieties of canned food as well. It doesn't seem to be available in stores, even in stores that carry a good selection of Weruva products. If your cat refuses the prescription food, like Nala does, please give this a try. No, it isn't as low in phosphorus, protein or sodium as the prescription stuff, but it's far far better than 99% of the commercial foods out there. And if a cat would rather go hungry than eat prescription food, it's not doing much good, is it? … more

I like this flavor, however my kitty isn't super crazy about beef. That being said, I can mix this with another flavor and she likes it. One thing I don't like, is too many potatoes. Wish it didn't include them

We have six cats. Three live on west coast and three live on east coast half the time. I have a new kitten along with two cats who are older by two and three years. All are Folds and two are picky. One eats anything. My little Pippa often turns her nose at food and the new guy turns his nose at pate, which is what Pippa seems to favor. I expected both would nitpick at the new flavor I was emptying in their respective bowls and I could not believe it when I walked back into the kitchen. Both had finished their bowl! Usually the bowls aren't that clean but they polished off the Steak Frites! So here I am, buying a case and hoping they repeat 24x!