Peak Canned Wet Cat Food – All Natural, High Protein, Grain Free, Limited Ingredient, with Superfoods (Mackerel & Lamb, Case of 24, 3oz Cans)

The Black Friday deal was great, and this is definitely the most tasty rabbit. My cats love it sooooo much.

FINALLY - a wet cat food with NO: Carrageenan, Sodium Selenite, Menadione (synthetic vitamin K), Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate (tspp), copper sulfate, Agar Agar, Guar Gum, Xanthan Gum, Locust Bean Gum, Sunflower Seed Oil, Canola Oil, Olive Oil, Tapioca Starch, Corn, Rice, Soy, Potatoes, Meals, Animal By-Products, etc., etc. These are ALL pet food ingredients/chemicals linked to cancer, organ/CNS damage, food allergies/intolerances and GI disturbances. The ingredients and chemicals that some pet food manufacturers put in our pets’ food is both atrocious and shameful. Anyway, I have been feeding the wet rabbit and lamb formula to my cats (new formula - did not like some ingredients in the old formula) for a little over a month now. At first introduction, neither cat was remotely interested. I was disappointed as I wanted them to immediately dig in. Determined to make it a part of their diet, I started mixing a tiny bit (teaspoon) in their current food, increasing gradually over the weeks. Both now are eating a full can at breakfast and seem to really enjoy. I may replace some of their other meals with this as well, but will wait a little longer to decide. One thing I will note is that my one cat seems to have developed very hard/dry stools since increasing the intake of this food. I am not positive yet, but I do suspect it’s related to something in the food. I suspect it may be from the bone or chickpeas? I am not too concerned yet, as he was going the other way (loose stools/diarrhea) from eating Weruva. Speaking of the chickpeas…I know that others have mentioned a dislike for the chickpeas (I get it). But there has to be SOME type of “binder” for the food. Alternatives binders are Carrageenan, Agar Agar, Starches, Grains, Gums – all of which are linked to cancer, allergies and GI upset. So…chickpeas please and thank you! Anyway, I am very happy with this food and am so glad it is available. Is it expensive? Totally. But I am more than willing to pay a higher price for quality ingredients (not sourced from China) for my cats. This is, by far, the best food that I have found with regard to the ingredient list. If there is something better or “as good” out there I would love to know (as I do believe in a rotational diet simply b/c I don’t trust ANY pet food manufacturer). If you are reading Ziwi, thank you for providing a quality product and for also listening to customer feedback! I can see from some other reviews that some customers are unhappy with your recent formula change, but in looking at your prior ingredients you made a change for the better! Usually when cat food formulas change, they seem to change for the worse (I’m looking at you Tiki Cat). Also, if you are listening, I do wish you would offer an all poultry or all rabbit option. Or even poultry and rabbit combo. I don’t feed my cats fish and would like another option, with no red meat. Finally, a lot of the cans in my order had large dents (5/12) and I won't feed my cats food from dented cans...Based on the way my package came I feel like they were damaged on manufacturer's end vs. Amazon or during shipment. Amazon was kind enough to help me out with this.

Cats favourite

Updated review to cover the newly available beef food. It is less expensiveThis review covers all three available flavors of cat food sold by ZiwiPeak. So far this is the only commercial cat food that is pure animal protein with vitamins and minerals. So far all other cat food are loaded with grain (which is a major no-no for cats). Those other cat foods that are claim to be grain free, are loaded with pea protein or bananas. I used to make my own cat food, and I would continue to do so if it weren't for ZiwiPeak. Like the other reviewer, my cats have gorgeous coats, and robust health. Yes this food is expensive for three cats, but I manage costs to some extend by mixing the canned ZiwiPeak with the dried ZiwiPeak (which is technically raw food because of the low drying temperature). The food is so dense and rich with the proper nutrients, that I can feed my mature cats with less than the recommended amounts of food. I have weighed them carefully, vigilantly checked for any signs of malnutrition. My cats have retained a healthy weight, and the vet has commended their obvious health, so I continue to "underfeed" a bit with the combination. According to studies, many of the chronic illnesses experienced by cats today are the result of feeding food filled with grains, so I am saving substantially on vet bills and medications.

Very good ingredients and it's my cats favorite so far. Its a very smooth pate and it doesn't smell bad at all.