The Iams Purrfect Delicacies Slow-Cooked Turkey & Liver Dinner in Gravy Canned Cat Food is a good choice for cats, especially those with kidney disease. Most cats enjoy the taste, but some may not like the texture or smell.
Suited for cats with chronic kidney disease due to low protein and high carb content.
Many cats enjoy the flavor and consistency of the food.
The can size is appropriate for a typical feeding portion.
Consistency is just right, easy to eat.
Canned food appears more appealing to cats than drier food.
Several cats did not like the texture or smell of the food, refusing to eat it altogether.
Slight confusion about the package.
Factors: Storage conditions
"My cat is not usually a big turkey fan, but she loves this because it has liver. My cats both love liver and chunks."
"None of my cats would eat this. Feeding it to my feral populations now."
If you have a cat with CKD, this food is worth a try. For healthy cats, consider other options with higher protein content. Proceed with caution based on your cat's preferences.
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