Lotus Chicken Pate Grain-Free Canned Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Mixed acceptance among cats
- Consistency and smell issues reported
- High price point
- Distributed problems
Quick Verdict
Lotus Chicken Pate has mixed reviews. Some cats love it, while others refuse to eat it. The consistency and smell are often mentioned as issues. The food is expensive and distribution issues are common.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Texture and consistency issues
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Acceptable to some (1)
A few cats enjoy eating this food.
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Improved Regularity (1)
May help with digestive issues for cats, especially for older ones
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Convenient Delivery (1)
Availability and distribution are convenient the customers mention
Cons
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Texture Issues (4) major
The texture of the food is often described as dry and sticky, making it unappealing to cats.
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High Price (2) major
The product is considered quite expensive by many reviewers.
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Inconsistent Acceptance (3) major
Many cats refuse to eat the food, leading to wasted product and disappointed owners.
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Stock Issues (2) minor
Product availability is an issue with frequent stock outs
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of older cats with digestive issues — The food may help improve regularity for older cats with sensory issues.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners on a budget or those with picky eaters — The high price and inconsistent acceptance make this a risky purchase.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food suitable for senior cats?
Yes, it may help improve regularity for older cats.
What is the consistency of the food?
The food has a dry, sticky consistency that cats may not like
Is the product available in local pet stores?
The product may not be available in local stores. Best to find it online
Highlighted Reviews
"My cat does not cry out when I’m dishing out this food but he does eat it and since he started he has had daily poops whereas before they were every 2nd or 3rd day so I’m happy and I’m sure he is too. Tashi is 15 years old now."
"Unfortunately my cat, who loves the turkey flavor (which was out of stock), would not touch the chicken flavor. Now I’m left with 45 cans of food she won’t eat."
Bottom Line
While some cats may love this food, the high price and inconsistent acceptance make it a risky purchase. Consider trying a smaller quantity first.