Wilderness Wild Delights High Protein Grain Free, Natural Kitten Flaked Wet Cat Food, Chicken & Trout 3 oz cans (Pack of 24)

I am in the process of switching all the kitties to soy free brands after seeing it listed on the label of their current brand. The first flavor I tried, they rejected. I had much better luck with this one. My four kittens come running for this chicken & trout. Even the shy one will forget he’s scared and come right next to me to eat it. Not one bite is left when they’re done. Mom, a friendly yet grumpy feral cat, kept getting in the way and had to get her own too. She said that smelled delicious. Her whole face lit up when she smelled it. It made her day. I, personally, do not agree with her about the smell, but the food isn’t made for me so my opinion doesn’t count here. You have her seal of approval and that’s what counts!They all liked it so much, I carried some over as a treat for my two favorite neighborhood resident feral cats. I am not in the habit of feeding adults kitten food, but trout is their favorite. They also enjoyed it. Every bite gone. I had some very happy kitties today. And that makes me a very happy human.

Great quality and my cats love the taste of this food. Also easy to open and dispense.

My kitty gets excited when this is in her bowl. She tends to be a nibbler and will graze several hours on a can of food, but when I put this down, she eats every drop! A little pricey, but she loves it.

Smells good, not to fishy. Some of my cats and my daughters kitties love it. But not all of them. Fussy prefer junk food.

From the Veterinarian:Milo is our 5 month old Ragdoll. This food is top notch, grain free, and Milo loves it! Per our vet, the food has the perfect water and nutritional content for Milo's needs, and it's the best food out there for cats. He reminded us that cats should NOT eat grains, nor do they require any carbohydrates. They also derive most of their water from the food they eat. Keep this in mind when you feed the kitty.Portions:Ask your vet to calculate how much your cat needs to eat. Milo requires about 300 calories a day. This particular flavor is roughly 100 calories a can, equaling 3 cans a day. That's about $2.80 a day to feed our boy, but it's WELL WORTH IT. Feeding your cat the right food will prevent many ailments down the road, including UTIs, blockages, dehydration, and bladder infections. Consider your cat's proper nutrition as the best form of preventative medicine.Price:You won't find it cheaper anywhere else, I've looked. The cans come sealed on a small cardboard flat, inside a box. I have ordered this several times without any damaged or dented cans. Free 2 day Prime shipping, Amazon wins again.