Lotus Salmon Pate is a high-quality grain-free cat food that many cats enjoy. However, there are mixed reviews regarding the smell and some cats may reject it.
Many reviewers praise the overall quality and taste of the food, with cats enjoying it
Cats with specific dietary needs or allergies tend to enjoy this food.
The novel protein in this food is beneficial for cats with allergies and intolerances to poultry.
Some cats and owners dislike the strong, unpleasant smell of the food.
Some cats refuse to eat the food due to the smell or taste.
The food is considered expensive by some reviewers.
Yes, many reviewers report that this food is suitable for cats with allergies, especially to chicken or other common proteins. The reviews suggest that after switching to Lotus, cats with allergies showed improvement in their health.
The smell of the food seems to be a negative point according to a few reviews. Some cats and owners dislike the strong, unpleasant smell of the food, leading to rejection by their cats in a few cases, where taste has overriding effect.
Yes, users mentions that their vet recommended because of IBD or Protein allergy. The cat shows improvement in the health.
Not mentioned.
"she loves it! Dense pate. I add a spoonful of warm water."
"I know cat food isn’t known for smelling great, but this smells rotten. My cat ate some eventually and then puked multiple times. I opened some other cans and they all smell terrible."
If your cat has dietary restrictions or is a picky eater, this food is worth trying. However, be prepared for the strong smell and higher cost.
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