Whole Earth Farms Grain-Free Real Turkey Pate Recipe Canned Cat Food

In rating a food, I look at 2 things - first, how many of my 7 cats like the food. The second thing I look at is how healthy I feel the food is for them based on the ingredients. This was a tough food for me to rate. The day I first fed it to my cats, I read an article about added ingredients in cat foods to avoid. Dried peas was listed in the article and this food contains dried peas. Normally, I would not have rated it 4 stars for that reason, however, not only did all of my cats like the food, but I witnessed something that I've never seen before. Two of my cats really dislike each other. On a good day, they tolerate each other's existence on the planet. Most days, there's quite a In rating a food, I look at 2 things - first, how many of my 7 cats like the food. The second thing I look at is how healthy I feel the food is for them based on the ingredients. This was a tough food for me to rate. The day I first fed it to my cats, I read an article about added ingredients in cat foods to avoid. Dried peas was listed in the article and this food contains dried peas. Normally, I would not have rated it 4 stars for that reason, however, not only did all of my cats like the food, but I witnessed something that I've never seen before. Two of my cats really dislike each other. On a good day, they tolerate each other's existence on the planet. Most days, there's quite a bit of hissing and growling when they are in the same room. My cats are fed on separate plates initially and then any leftovers I put on a "community plate" for anyone who still wants more food. Normally, they take turns. When I put the leftovers of this food down, the 2 cats who don't like each other ate together, off the same plate, at the same time. If I hadn't witnessed it myself, I never would have believed it. So, I had to give the food another star. There are many more unhealthier ingredients than dried peas. … more

My cats are doing so well on Whole Earth Farms canned food! I alternate between the turkey and the chicken pate recipes, and about two times a week I give them the grain-free turkey and duck kibble (just out of convenience - the canned recipes are their primary food). They all eat it readily, and lick their plates clean! And I have to say, their poops are WAY less stinky, not too soft or hard. My elderly kitty is no longer vomiting and has gained some much needed weight since we switched to this food a few months ago. Not sure if this is related, but my Siamese who has been an excessive shedder his whole life, has had much less shedding since switching to this. I'm so very pleased with this My cats are doing so well on Whole Earth Farms canned food! I alternate between the turkey and the chicken pate recipes, and about two times a week I give them the grain-free turkey and duck kibble (just out of convenience - the canned recipes are their primary food). They all eat it readily, and lick their plates clean! And I have to say, their poops are WAY less stinky, not too soft or hard. My elderly kitty is no longer vomiting and has gained some much needed weight since we switched to this food a few months ago. Not sure if this is related, but my Siamese who has been an excessive shedder his whole life, has had much less shedding since switching to this. I'm so very pleased with this line of food! Thank you Whole Earth Farms for providing an affordable recipe that's not full of garbage, but instead made with healthy ingredients. … more

I tried this brand as a replacement for the Wellness Turkey of which has recently undergone a recipe change that my cats are not having. Although this brand is agreeable with them it does lack moisture and I have to mix it with another can with gravy or they wont finish it all. I try to limit their gravy intake, I tried just water to soften it, but it still comes out caked, so that's where the gravy comes into that balance-= how the Wellness formula ' Used To Be' !

Much like the chicken recipe, the turkey recipe is extremely dense. I have to add quite a bit of water to mix it into a consistency that resembles their duck recipe, as my kitten loves that flavor. I'm not a fan of the addition of peas into this recipe, as the duck flavor doesn't include peas and is relatively low carb. My kitten does eat most of this food when he gets the turkey recipe at his meal time and I don't throw too much away once he's decided he's done. The rest of the ingredients are very good quality and you cannot beat the relatively low price of this food for the quality of what's in the can!

I've ordered this twice now and so far it seems to be palatable for my cats, smells ok and stools are ok. After only using dry food for my previous cats for years and them getting devastating kidney and urinary problems in old age, I decided to add canned food for moisture. Just adding water to kibble doesn't help. Indoor cats seem to not drink enough and this overtaxes the kidneys. We'll see if this helps with the two indoor cats I have now. I chose turkey because it's easier on their digestive system

I add about 30% to can for three kittens they all like the food. I also try to stay away from as much chicken as possible.

I was looking for new flavors to feed our cats. They seemed tired of their other food, so I got some new flavors in the Merrick and Halo brands. I got one can of Whole Earth Farms turkey pate from pet store to try and our two cats licked their bowls clean.

My kitties will eat this if they are REALLY hungry. I have to add a bit of water to make a "gravy", or they won't eat it. I won't purchase this again.

I purchased a case. I have 5 cats born into my home. 14 yrs old. They are probably set in their ways....not one cat liked it. I would never buy a case of any food not tested by one can first. The service from Chewy was extroidinary.

My kitties seem to like it. I have one that had most of her teeth removed d/t somatitis. :( Poor thing has a hard time eating certain foods and flavors. She seems to do well with this. Good value also.