Cats in The Kitchen, Chicken Frick 'A Zee with Chicken Au Jus Cat Food, 6oz Can (Pack of 24)

Excellent for MY cats who love it. Cats are finicky so take this with a grain of salt. I like that it is lower ( not low) in phosphorus for my older kitties with delicate kidneys. I mix with warm water and put it in the blender to make easier for they’re smashed Persian faces to lick up. Meets all my needs.

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George (The Cat) loves it and I appreciate that smells like chicken stew—not dead mice or whatever is in some of the other wet cat food products! He and I both look forward to opening Weruva “Chicken Frick ‘A Zee” daily. I purchase the small cans for convenience. He does not like the other flavors of the Weruva products as much. George is 10 years old and he’s become more particular about what he eats. I started with buying the multi-pack, but eventually it became clear which one he would eat entirely. Weruva is pricier than many others but at the current price point I am willing to continue to buy it. With inflation in so many areas, budgeting constraints in 2025 are a factor to be taken into consideration. Buying Weruva products has been a great choice—and George agrees! Meow, teehee!

I have 8 adult cats, 4 adolescent cats and I'm fostering 4 neonatal kittens - so my house pretty much revolves around being a slave to feline appetites. The kittens have always loved the baby version of this food, so I figured I would add the adult version to the usual menu for the other cats. It's expensive - more so than their usual Friskies - so it gets split between the bowls more as a topper/treat. A 10 ounce can is more than enough for the bigger cats and makes them happy. I have not shared this secret with my husband so on the days that he feeds them, it is not given and he can't figure out why the cats look at him with disdain and walk away from their bowls. I've always like Weruva products - the food looks more like meat and I trust the quality - but really, I just let my cats decide what they want and they seem to want this so it gets a big thumbs up from their Momma.

I’ve been feeding my cat this food for a few years after researching how nutritionally deficient the traditionally store bought pet food is. Basically, store bought food is garbage. Feeding your cat, and for that matter any pet that relies on you for nutrition, cheap pelletized food is the equivalent of feeding your child Cocoa Puffs for breakfast lunch and dinner their entire lives until they die. How can a brain and body live on that. It can’t, and it’s truly poisonous and destructive. No wonder most cats and dogs only live to be 13-17 years old and experience weight, vision, hearing and other neurological deficits coupled with organ failure. I’ve never seen a lion eating wheat, soy, corn, or sweet potatoes in the Sahara. So, why is it in so called healthy cat food? Cats usually don’t eat fish either. They eat the biggest land animals they can take down, and need the proteins and fats from these prey animals to build their own muscles, brains, and systems. Animals will eat what tastes good just like children. Although responsible pet owners will feed their cared for animals a diet which best mimics their natural diet. Which in turn extends their quality of live and quality of social engagement with their human. People that don’t know me always assume my cat is about 5 years old, including veterinarians. Her fur is like silk, eyes bright and clear, teeth are white, and playful as a kitten. No health problems, and the vet literally says My 14 year old cat is healthier than any of her 4 and 5 year old feline patients. Nutrition is important