Nulo Adult & Kitten Grain Free Canned Pate Wet Cat Food (12.5 oz, Pack of 12)

First I want to clarify that my negative review is for only the the turkey/chicken flavor. I have three cats that I feed both the dry and wet Nulo products. While it is expensive compared to other cat foods I feel its a better quality cat food. My cats are healthy, enjoy the food and truly lick their bowls clean! My concern is with the Turkey/Chicken flavor. It has a gelatinous yellowish substance surrounding the can of food. First, my cats don't like it and 2 of them have started not eating their meals if I use it. Secondly, I feel that for the price of each can It should be solid cat food not gelatin. PLEASE don't judge all Nulo products by my comments on one variety of wet food.

My kitties loved this flavor and gobbled up with adding kibbles. Great price for premium cat food.

I've been feeding my cat this for about 2 weeks now and I have noticed a dramatic change in her energy levels and stomach issues. She's been prone to vomiting/diarrhea and her vet suggested trying a grain free option. Researched several options and picked this based off ingredients and value for the money. She absolutely loves it and eats her entire serving (she would never eat all her food before), and I have noticed she seems to be much more energetic and overall more comfortable. No vomiting or diarrhea since I started feeding her this!

I use this for my baby Maine Coons but when I open the can, all the adult cats appear. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a good quality canned food.

This has great ingredients and it was recommended to me by a Maine coon cat breeder as being the best you can get. So it’s what they eat!

I'd been searching for quite a while for a better quality canned cat food than the cheap stuff made from by-products. In the large cans, Nulo costs me about twice as much as I was spending per day on Friskies pates. But the content of the food is MUCH better, and my four 12+ year old cats love it. Especially my female Manx, who knows when I open a can of her favorite Nulo "Duckie" flavor and will sit at my feet and cry like a baby (literally sounds like a baby crying, no joke) to be fed. For the past year, I have been feeding them Nulo wet foods in the 12.5 ounce cans, along with Holistic Select in the same size cans. Both are excellent foods per dollar spent, in my "human" opinion. But my four cats are the boss here and voted three to one in favor of Nulo over Holistic Select. While I think Holistic is an excellent food, at the end of the day it is the cats that have to eat it, not me. So THEIR votes matter more than mine! Thus, I am now feeding them two cans per day of Nulo wet cat food solely, specifically Duck and Tuna and the Turkey and Chicken. But once a week, on "Fish Friday", I substitute a can of Salmon and Mackeral for the Duck and Tuna. All four of my little furry babies love these Nulo flavors and the large cans make it more cost effective to feed them a better quality food. Whatever they don't finish between feedings goes in the fridge until the next feeding. Nulo lasts in the fridge for up to 72 hours, but my kitties gobble it up within 24 hours! All four of my indoor cats are in excellent health, and I hope to keep them that way by feeding them a better quality food such as Nulo. I only wish Nulo would manufacture some of their other flavors in the large cans too, since it is not affordable for me to them the other Nulo flavors in the small cans. Bottom line: As a human cat owner, I highly recommend both Nulo and Holistic Select canned cat food. Based on my analysis and price shopping, they are BOTH some of the best values out there in a high quality canned wet cat food. Much better than the stuff filled with by-products. HOWEVER, my cats would tell you, three to one, that they prefer the taste of Nulo over Holistic Select, especially my cute roly-poly black and white Manx! Hope all of this is helpful to some other cat owners trying to decide on a better affordable food for their cats.