Applaws Wet Cat Food, 24 Count, Limited Ingredient Canned Wet Cat Food, Chicken Breast with Cheese in Broth, 5.5oz Cans

My cat is crazy for this food. The seaweed drives her crazy the minute she smells it. Can't get it in her bowl fast enough. Great quality cat food.

This is chicken, it is real ,not processed . I add this to my cats and my dogs food.When I want to give my dog extra protein I will add this, my cats will eat thistoo. It is healthy smells like chicken the texture is chicken breast meat.Plus my dog only eats the white meat and she loves it.It must taste great because my cats are picky . A little expensiveyes. It is great quality cat food. And good for dogs too.

Both our picky young Siberians love Applaws, and we love that it only contains 4 ingredients. With Dr. E’s dry cleanprotein dry food + a scoop of bone broth powder in warm water, the pumpkin + chicken Applaws makes for a great texture/taste enhancer & source of dietary moisture. The pumpkin variety really helps to balance their digestion, too (no bum-fur poo-residue seen since we introduced it!).Cat parents might be interested in Applaws for one or more of the following reasons:For those of us unwilling to sacrifice the nutritional benefits of quality wet food in spite of the often prohibitively-high price tag for your picky fur-child(ren):1. Combine some healthy, nutritionally-complete dry food with warm potable water2. Purée in blender2. Stir in Applaws for picky-kitty palatability (before blending if they prefer pate, after if they like shreds, or skip blending altogether if they don’t care)For those of us hoping to calm fur-child(ren)’s upset stomach:1. Obviously check with the vet first to rule out other GI issues2. Feed only chicken + pumpkin Applaws (pumpkin helps balance digestion) for no more than 2 days3. Gradually reintroduce nutritionally-complete wet or dry food over the next 2 daysBonus: continue feeding chicken + pumpkin Applaws in combination with complete food to maintain healthy digestion & ensure kitty gets enough nutrientsPLEASE NOTE:- Applaws is a meal compliment, aka it doesn’t contain enough nutrients or calories on its own; be sure to alternate or mix with AAFCO-certified “complete” cat food for a nutritionally balanced diet :)- Dietary moisture and access to clean drinking water are both necessary for a cat’s kidney & urinary health. Any dry food should be with wet food, wet meal compliments such as Applaws, and/or water/pet-specific broth. Hydro-homies!- The four simple ingredients include: chicken, chicken broth, pumpkin, and rice. Unless your kitty’s vet has told you otherwise or you’re aware of an allergy, the 1% rice content is negligible.Bon a petit! =^•^=

My cars go nuts for this food They won’t touch any other wet or dry goods

My cats love this food so much. They eat all of it so even though it is more expensive, there is no waste. Reliable delivery.

So, my cat is allergic to chicken, wheat, eggs, and milk, so as you can imagine, finding food she can eat is a hassle. Even when you do, sometimes the cans are tainted with chicken, and she'll get a big puffy lip, but not with this food. She loves it, she's a big fish girl, and canned tuna is her favorite. She licks the plate clean every time.The only complaint I have is that it's not really a "complete" cat food. You need to feed your cat another type of food with all the vitamins added in for them to be healthy, whether that's wet or dry. This really is just four ingredients, like tuna, broth, and whatever; there's no extra additives for vitamins, which I guess is alright if that's what you want, but my cat eats 90% wet food, so I need to buy her something else too. So -1 star for that.Other than that, I'm very pleased with the quality control and she loves it. 4/5

All my vcats prefer this brand to others. They’ll eat an entire can of chicken in broth, chicken w cheese, tuna w seaweed, tuna w salmon, and tuna w shrimp.

I have been caring for/fostering a large number of cats for the past several months (the numbers fluctuated but at one point I had as many as 17 cats in my care). I felt bad feeding them something different than I would feed my own cats so I spent the money to get what I thought was quality food. In the past seven months I have purchased around 30 cases of food from this Amazon store, which is roughly $2000 worth of cat food. I have had trouble getting enough of the Applaws wet food from my local supplier, so I was happy when I found this store and they usually had it in stock.A couple of months ago they sent me an entire case of dented cans, many were badly dented. The case had obviously been “built” by hand as the box had been torn as if opened previously and it was all taped up to give it back it’s structure. I was in need of the cat food so against my better judgement I served it to my cats. I thought I was being careful checking the cans for leaks after emptying them (I filled them to the brim with water to see if any water leaked out.). I should not have taken the chance. It was fine for the first few feedings but then I noticed one of my foster cats was very ill. I am thankful he survived, but I felt horrible possibly giving him a mild case of botulism. I decided I couldn’t feed the cats any more of the food from this case and I tried contacting the seller. After completing their online form to provide batch number, sku, best by date, etc. and writing a lengthy explanation as to what happened, I submitted and it told me it was not eligible for a refund. 😖I’m done with this cat food. I’m mad at the company/seller. They won’t be getting my business again.