The Lotus Just Juicy Pollock Stew Grain-Free Canned Cat Food receives mixed reviews. A few cats like the broth, but many dislike the flavor and texture. It's also noted for being more like a soup than a stew. Overall, it's not a popular choice among cats and their owners.
Some cats enjoy the broth part of the stew.
Cats generally dislike the flavor of the pollock stew.
The product is too brothy and not meaty enough.
The appearance of the food is not appealing to cats.
The product is not suitable for fussy cats.
There are concerns about batch variation and inconsistency.
Factors: quality of ingredients, storage conditions
Yes, it is suitable for cats with IBD as it uses pollock which is uncommon, and the salmon oil doesnt cause reactions.
"My 14 year old cat has IBD and was tired of the Z/D canned food. It has been difficult to find foods with limited or single proteins that she does not have a reaction to. This one is great, as pollock is not common, and while there is salmon oil, my cat only has a reaction to the flesh. She loves th..."
"My cats won’t touch it and it even looks and smells poorly."
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