KOHA Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Pate Wet Cat Food, Novel Protein

This rabbit limited ingredient wet cat food is the FIRST one I've finally found that my Elf cat (cross b/n Syphix and American Curl) could eat without digestive issues. I had give up my search and began making my own cat food, which helped but hadn't solved the problem. She loves this food, and it's a bit rich, so I feed a half 3 oz can at a time - she eats it up too fast! It's expensive, but so worth the result. And, its made in the USA!

My cat has food allergies. Loves the taste of this

First off, the cans I received have a different logo compared to the product image Amazon displays. I have the black logo can.Secondly, it has way too many bones. Some are surprisingly large and sharp! No wonder my cat doesn’t want it eat it anymore. She already deals with constipation and high bone in food makes it worse.I previously bought one 5.5oz can from a pet site to try it out and she loved it and I didn’t notice the bones. This Amazon batch is unacceptable.Advice to others: Buy your pet food from the pet store and if you can’t, find a trusted pet website. Don’t order cat food off of Amazon.

My cat with IBD complicated by a massive hairball finally unraveling and passing through his intestines (scratching them raw in the process) is doing very well on this food going on 3 months. I have ordered only once from Amazon because I needed it overnight and saw no bones, but I’m on the lookout now! I’ve been ordering regularly from Chewy with no issues. I’ve had several vets INSISTING that an ultrasound is necessary - but I finally got prednisolone for him and I think he’s going to recover without the expensive and probably inconclusive tests. If you can find a cat vet with a privately owned clinic - go there. The conglomerates are all about money. Finding a Veterinarian who is an out of the box thinker has proven impossible so I’m doing my own research.

This food has been a life safer for my Bengal cat with IBD. He is over sensitive to all but novel proteins, to starches (which eliminates literally *all* fillers, most gums (the gums in this doesn't irritate the stomach lining like guar gum and xanthan gum do).Additionally, he loves it, and has even begun to put on much needed weight. His previously pure liquid stool has also begun firming up.A life saver, indeed.The only negative is the high cost. But then again, quality ingredients don't come cheap.(My other two cats like it as well).

My cat has skin allergies. I have tried to get him to eat other foods, but he eats the one same kibble all the time and he’s very finicky about his wet cat food . I decided to take away all of his other foods and treats away and give him KOHLA Rabbit for the first time since I was looking for a single source protein, which is really hard to find by the way. He actually ate it right up. Now this is my go to food for him. It seems to be helping. I would rather depend on a healthy food source than continually given him a steroid shot.

It seems like good food with good ingredients. My cat with IBD is going through an episode and sometimes he’d want to eat this. I didn’t see adverse side effects or reactions so I think rabbit is still a good protein for him. It is hard to find limited ingredients so this can be a good choice. My cat ultimately preferred a bland fish skin & coat from blue buffalo, so we stopped using the rabbit but whilst it lasted, he would eat it without it giving terrible reactions

This is my very fussy cats very favorite canned food. So glad I found it!