Open FarmRustic Blend Wet Cat Food, Complete & Balanced Medley with Human-Grade Ingredients, Humanely-Raised Meat, Non-GMO Veggies & Bone Broth, Harvest Chicken Recipe, 5.5oz Packs (Case of 12)

My cat not only likes this product but is also able to digest and eliminate with no difficulty. I rescued her from a violent abusive home where she was being physically assaulted in her first year, which led to digestive and elimination problems. This food doesn't have excessive amount of ingredients which I like. It's made with bone broth. And a generous amount of water for the kidneys. A little pricey. But worth it.

The ingredients list is reason enough to order, it is quite small though, and might be above some people budget. I care way too much about my cat's diet like, and OCD amount, and this is absolutely the right fit for our home but it might not be for everyone. Splitting the box and saving the rest for later is kinda tricky, and it's definitely a strong smell. But my cat has finally been excited for food. I top blue buffalo wild diet mixed with probiotic and he is so happy and healthy. I highly recommend this food, IF you're someone who can afford it, AND can tolerate the smell/mess.Not for everyone but perfect for us. 8/10. 10 stars for ingredient quality and food satisfaction, but 2 points off for smell and packaging. If they had some way to reseal this, I'd be so so happy.

I have 3 cats and none would even taste this food. I have asked for a refund and I hope that their customer service is as good as they advertise. My vet recommended this and the dry food is accepted by the cats, but not so with the moist. I feel that the quality has been compromised in some way, as cats are pretty picky when they try a new food, but by the third package, I knew that they would never eat it.

Clean ingredient list. Ethical product. What's not to like?Well the packaging for one. Its impossible to get all of the food out of these containers and I always end up getting some on me in the process. Also its really liquidy so you have to feed more of it than you normally would feed. I usually add a bit of water to their food to help their kidneys, and use it to rinse out the can at the same time. But this food is so liquidy, that if I add any more water, the cats won't eat it. It won't even be soup, it'll be broth at that point.And the cats really didn't care for it. They ate it the first couple of times it was served, but then started leaving food in their bowls. We rotate what proteins they get fed to help ensure they get a varied diet and a more interesting one. Being on scheduled meal times, this is a big deal for them to leave food. They can't just come back later and keep snacking. So they'd rather be a bit hungry and wait for something different at their next meal than finish this food.

My 'mature' but very active, highly opinionated, 6 pound cat has decided that she will eat sauce, lick off sauce, and maybe nibble the pate, shreds, or cubes of actual meat. Water stirred in is deemed 'not acceptable' (insert withering look of disgusted disappointment). This has led to weight loss. We needed more sauce augmentation and more calories to get into her system. This Harvest Chicken was a bit spendy but it has been better than wasted food, goes in and stays in. She has gained healthy weight back. The container is easy to open due to a pull off perforation line at the top. The top mostly closes shut due to the folds of the container and I just put it in the fridge to get out and squeeze onto the main course at feeding time so another storage container is not needed. One box lasts us 1-2 days depending on crankiness level.

12 tiny packages for $45. I can make my own cat food and twice as much for $10, so that’s what I’m going to do. Then I know what’s in it. You can buy some cat vitamins, life extension, and bark and whiskers. I put a pinch of spirulina add turmeric in it, blend it up and put it in little canning jars for four meals a pop. And I’m talking organic chicken and organic carrots are sweet potatoes! Even salmon which is Atlantic wild caught in the little frozen packages is cheaper than this.

I buy the Beef flavor. One of the few wet cat foods my cat enjoys and his sensitive stomach can tolerate. I refrigerate this so the consistency is thicker. Pretty healthy. My only issue is how expensive and difficult to buy this is

Great topper for wet food. I have very picky cats, they love this.