Earthborn HolisticWet Cat Food Variety Pack - 4 Flavors (Catalina Catch, Harbor Harvest, Chicken Catcciatori, and Monterey Medley) - 5.5 Ounces Each (12 Total Cans)

My cats like all of the Earthborn recipes; they love the variety packs, and I like the ingredients. Because cats like variety in canned food, the variety packs are particularly helpful.While I free-feed (Blue Buffalo) kibble, it is important for wet food to be part of their diet, as well. Most cats prefer getting their liquid requirements through their food, as opposed to drinking water from a bowl. Older cats, in fact, often don't drink enough water to meet the needs of their aging kidneys.Because they always have kibble available, they don't overeat. While they will eat the same kibble day after day, they don't like getting the same canned food too many times in a row. My cats are picky about their canned food, and they are also cats, so while they might love a particular food one day, they might hate it the next. Cats are weird, but I have found that if I rotate a variety of foods into their diet, I can keep them interested.I raised four cats into their mid-to-late 20s with Blue Buffalo as their staple, both in kibble and canned food, although I also gave them some variety. Currently, I have two cats, an 8-year-old (Ella) and a 2-year-old (Bubba). Both were okay with Blue Buffalo recipes as long as they didn't have to eat the same thing every day, but the first time that I rotated Earthborn into her diet, it was clear that Ella loved it. Bubba is okay with it, too, although he's not as enthusiastic as Ella.They both like all of the Earthborn recipes, and Ella likes it so much that it has become the staple in canned food, although they still get plenty of Blue Buffalo and other brands. I don't remember Ella ever walking away from her bowl when it was filled with Earthborn, whatever the particular recipe.I won't feed them anything with corn, soy, wheat, gluten, or unnamed byproducts, and Earthborn meets that standard. Ideally, the first ingredient in cat food should be meat, poultry, or fish; however, the liquid content is also important. For that reason, although some of Earthborn's recipes list broth as the first ingredient, I consider that to be acceptable. Unlike "water for processing," broth also includes nutrients and improves the taste.80% of the content of a can of cat food is in the first four ingredients, so let's look at that:Catalina Catch: Mackerel, Fish Broth, Shrimp, and Sunflower Oil.Harbor Harvest: Fish Broth, Tuna, Salmon, and Whitefish.Chicken Catcciatori: Chicken Broth, Chicken, Potatoes, and Sunflower Oil.Monterey Medley: Fish Broth, Skipjack Tuna, Mackerel, and Potatoes.The cats like the taste, and I like to give them what they want as long as it's good for them. Conversely, there's no point in feeding them great ingredients if they won't eat them. Earthborn fits the bill. It's not the only canned food that I feed them, by any means, but it's commonly seen.

My cat loves it and that's all there is to report. Excellent value and the food seems to be of high quality. Texture and smell is on point. My cat doesn't like the peas and will strategically leave them in her bowl if I don't mash them for her.

I have 7 cats, I buy almost every brand imaginable and rotate everything. When this brand rotates in, they devour it. Every meal I give them 2 different kinds of dry a little of each, 2 different kinds of canned and an envelope. I pour a little water into the almost empty can & pour the mix over the dry.

This is the only wet food my cat loves. As I live in a rural setting, it is actually cheaper than driving to go get it. My Lucy is also a special needs kitty, at 2 years old, her liver was failing, she is also on a Hill's Science Diet prescription food. I have found that she is more active, healthy and happier when I pair this food with her dry food. She won't eat those pate` style foods. She's now going on to 6 years old now and it is worth every penny to have her healthy and happy. I am adding this to, perhaps, explain why grain free is better for your pets. From day one they are getting more nutrition and food absorption than with foods with grain fillers. That is all the grain is, a filler. You will also see the proof of them digesting more food because their will be less poop to clean up. For those with dogs, that should make them happy.

I bought this brand after researching better quality canned cat food brands. The product has great reviews on multiple websites. 2/3 cats liked it. The food smells a little bit worse than other brands but has huh quality ingredients. Worth trying for the extra cost!

I love this food. I have the pickiest cat in the world! It has never been a problem that she didn’t like canned food; dry food was her go-to. I started feeding her the dry Earthborn because of it’s amazing omegas levels (they are almost double than other foods I found).Now that she’s 21, The dry food is harder for her to eat. Her kidney functions are near perfect. My vet couldn’t believe she is as old as she is. Now I can’t say it’s because of the food, but it hasn’t hurt. It’s put weight back on her and I’m so grateful to have something she will eat.

You can tell the food is high-quality. I used to buy this many years ago for one of my cats, and he loved it. He died years ago.I have three male cats and they won’t eat this. One will just nibble on it and then walk away. What a waste of money, no returns. I’m giving them all away.I don’t think it’s the food. I think it’s my cats. I’m still giving it a one star, because they won’t eat it. I even left one out all night long. Next morning the whole bowl was filled. WTH. $36 for 12 cans is a lot of money to just to throw away. I wish they had returns.

I've done quite a bit of research to find the best food for my cat. Earthborn Holistics has been trusted as the best of cat food on several sources. My cat is almost 12 years old now so I needed something that wouldn't contain so many by-products, meal replacers or anything susceptible to upset her stomach. I have been feeding her Earthborn Holistics for 1 year now and she has fewer hairballs, no more throwing up from upset stomach and her coat is much more healthy looking. It took her some time to get used to transitioning from the usual pet store food to the healthy stuff, but she is very happy to see her new food come in the mail!