Ziwi Peak Lamb Recipe Canned Cat Food

Both of my cats are fine with the Mackerel and Lamb Recipe, but won't touch the Lamb Recipe by itself. I've even tried to disguise the food with other additives or other mixing it with other cans but they just eat they way around the lamb or ignore it altogether. It's a pity because I bought 12 cans.

Ziwi Peak has the best ingredients of all the foods out there. I did warm it up, added a little water and my Tessa would chow down. Unfortunately, she was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. The green mussels in the food are naturally loaded with iodine (as is most shell fish) so I have to stop giving her this brand and switch to another....so the hunt for the right food begins, again.

Bought this for my cat with food allergies causing skin rash and sores. It had a strong unpleasant smell and Sadie would not eat it. She came from a hoarding situation and eats everything. I have to watch all food on counters from my little thief. Would not touch this!!

If my cat was on death row- she would hands down choose ziwi’s mackerel wet food as her last meal. The lamb is a different story. My cat literally eats everything, but she refuses to eat cat food that costs my water bill. It also smells horrendous, so I don’t blame her. But I HIGHLY recommend the mackerel recipe of this brand.

I am always looking for a way to transition my lone indoor kitty to a healthier cat food than Fancy Feast pate - which she loves! But - alas, she is more determined than I am. I had a list of several highly recommended foods from a veterinarian and was eager to try them. All were a bit pricier (Ziwi was a LOT pricier, but my cat deserves the best.) I must say that the aroma is quite strong and was somewhat off-putting to me when feeding time rolled around. Unfortunately, my little Sally Mae felt the same way. She showed no interest whatsoever in this cat food. She gave me that sad eyed look as though I'd tried to feed her garbage scraps. No worries, my little stray outdoor cat is always I am always looking for a way to transition my lone indoor kitty to a healthier cat food than Fancy Feast pate - which she loves! But - alas, she is more determined than I am. I had a list of several highly recommended foods from a veterinarian and was eager to try them. All were a bit pricier (Ziwi was a LOT pricier, but my cat deserves the best.) I must say that the aroma is quite strong and was somewhat off-putting to me when feeding time rolled around. Unfortunately, my little Sally Mae felt the same way. She showed no interest whatsoever in this cat food. She gave me that sad eyed look as though I'd tried to feed her garbage scraps. No worries, my little stray outdoor cat is always grateful for whatever is on the menu and how nice that he appreciates gourmet food. The poor little stray gobbles up whatever is on the menu - no complaints whatsoever. So - this may be difficult to try and transition your cat to, as it has such a strong aroma - and probably flavor - so mixing it with the current food may not work. In any case, I'm glad I tried it and it certainly won't go to waste. Glad Chewy carries such a broad spectrum of products. I do wish they were able to offer a variety pack that included various brands as well as flavors. It's a bit disheartening that the only cat willing to eat the "good stuff" is the outdoor stray. (not that I begrudge the little guy a meal) … more

Ziwi Peak Venison has been a miracle for my cat with severe food allergies. Everything else makes her sick. I decided to try the lamb version to give her some variety. Unfortunately, she won't even taste it. I have tried several times and she just won't do it. She sniffs it and walks away. I know the food is a good quality. She has never had lamb before so I thought she wouldn't be likely to be allergic to it. I guess I will never know because I'm stuck with almost a full case of more food she won't eat. Hopefully she will never get sick of the venison because I don't have anything else she can eat.

My vest suggested to try a mean such as lamb for my cat in case of food allergies (lamb is supposedly the most tolerable) so we tried a case. The cats love it, so that is the good news. The bad news is that the cans are a bit hard to open, and the food cannot be emptied entirely from the can. There is always some that sticks to the metal, and cannot be rinsed out easily without scrubbing. I really don't want to spend time scrubbing catfood cans before recycling, but if you don't be ready for a horrible smell!

My mom wants only the best for me!! I eat Ziwi Peak Lamb and Venison wet food. It's good for me and makes my coat really shiny and keeps me healthy and active. I'm a handsome Maine Coon/Tabby 4 year old cat.

This was the first time we've tried Ziwi.. we bought the lamb & our cat really liked it! We're going to try the other varieties too!

We have a cat that's had a colitis-type illness for about a year and a half. She was on prednisolone for a year to control symptoms, during which we experimented with lots of different canned foods, looking to eliminate possible allergens. Long story short, the difference with this food was immediate and drastic - her digestion improved enough that we were finally able to wean her off the prednisolone, which improved her overall health. She still has occasional very mild bouts of passing mucus, but it's nothing at all like what she'd been suffering with. We and our vet are impressed. It's worth the cost to try it if you're in a similar situation.